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Breaking down a few sharp play designs from Sean Payton—simple but deadly with spot-on execution. He once told me offensive coaches give defenses too much credit. No need for fancy stuff; it's the DETAILS and TECHIQUE that win or lose the play. A simple 4-vertical concept vs. zone pressure,... show more

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🧵: Part 1 of some of my favorite play-designs/play-calls from Sean Payton and the offensive staff this season. 01 personnel buck sweep to the boundary with Marvin Mims. The personnel grouping gets lighter bodies on the field and calling it to the boundary gets a puller onto a DB in space.

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After Marvin Mims beat the “No. 1 corner in the world,” Sean Payton knew he had to run that play in the game.

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one thing on the Tua pick: the dolphins ran the same concept (from a different formation) in the second quarter and Bernard jumped the spot route on that play too. different coverage but on both plays you have the weakside safety rotating down with 3 deep behind

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