Its a split back formation where the running backs line up closer to the line of scrimmage behind either the guards or the tackles and are side by side as opposed to in a line like an I formation. There is typically a tight end and two wide receivers. The formation allows for running and passing as the backs (two RBs or a RB and FB) are close to the line and can serve receive as receiving options in addition to running. It's most commonly associated with Bill Walsh's West Coast offense.
Ron Cosner has written: 'Football's multiple pro-I offense' -- subject(s): Coaching, Football, Offense
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There are pro set cards for every aspect of football. They have card for both rookie and seasoned football players, hall of fame, goal line art, a sampling of pro set cards includes Bret Favre, Bernie Williams and Warren Moon.
There have to be at least 7 men on the line of scrimmage for the offense. There are no requirements for the defense.
The offense tries to score points.
A-11 Football is built around the A-11 Offense. The A-11 Offense eliminates the jersey-numbering requirement and enables up to Six offensive players on each play to be eligible to catch a Forward Pass based on Formation Only, as compared to basic pro football that uses a jersey-numbering restriction and formation to determine pass catching eligibility. In A-11 Football, all of the offensive players are interchangeable which leads to 16,632 post-snap variants of which players can receive the snap and advance the football, as compared to 36 variants in basic pro football.
A pro football because the quarterback is used to throwing the pro football and not a Nerf football.
A pro football player.
Football Offense is the QB, RB and, FB ..ect... The people that make the touchdowns and gain yards ..ect......
a spread offense
the offense
if you have the ball in your possession then your on offense if not your on defense