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wudbeiser said... (original post) Do you mind sharing your reason(s) for obtaining the all 22 footage? Do you just want it to better understand the game?That's why i want to watch... show more This is our Split zone run called "Slice" but we flipped the RB's alignment to make it a same-side run, so it's called "Swap Slice." The blocking assignment doesn't change. I need to reach out to someone on this because it's confusing. Here is why, and I'll share the "blocking" rules at the bottom. So, we get a rush playside, so our PS-Guard and PS-Tackle use a Sloppy technique. Now, according to the playbook (Jeff Lebby's), Sloppy is typically called when there is a 4i. This play doesn't have a 4i (defender aligned on the inside shoulder of the tackle); it has a 6t, a defender head up on the TE. Now, the DE stabs inside and the overhang blitzes, which possibly counts the same. Either way, they use what looks like "Sloppy," and I'm not sure if they are correct. What gets me, the Center has "A" technique, which is a zone combo with the backside guard that works to the Backside linebacker. So if that's the rule, then the "Sloppy" call was wrong, and the PS-Guard should have gotten vertical and picked up the LB, the PS tackle should have taken the DE, and the rusher would have become a Read for the QB. As the photo shows below. Now, if the Sloppy technique was right, then it should have looked like this. So if Sloppy was the right call, then the Center should have worked over to the LB.