Pigskin Dispatch’s Darin Hayes and I discuss a 1955 publication, Everybody’s Football, and its focus on six offensive formations that are separated by snapping to the quarterback versus directs napping to a running back. Of course, we have since returned to direct snap offenses focused on passing the ball.
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