I know we were a mess in the game against Washington and I know that's been addressed.
But, I'm wondering why we've changed the way we signal a snap when the QB is in the pistol formation.
I can't remember when the change occurred but I know the QB used to "lift a foot" and now he "claps."
At least once against Washington, JH kept clapping and the center never heard him and didn't snap the ball. When the Center turned around I read his lips and he said, "I can't hear you."
So why the change?
Seems the "lifting foot" signal would work better in noisy situations anyway.
But, I'm wondering why we've changed the way we signal a snap when the QB is in the pistol formation.
I can't remember when the change occurred but I know the QB used to "lift a foot" and now he "claps."
At least once against Washington, JH kept clapping and the center never heard him and didn't snap the ball. When the Center turned around I read his lips and he said, "I can't hear you."
So why the change?
Seems the "lifting foot" signal would work better in noisy situations anyway.