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Offensive Lineup Game Sheet Offensive Lineup Fullback Runningback Quarterback Right Left Wide Receiver Lineman Lineman Wide Receiver Center Left Nose Right Lineman Tackle Lineman Cornerback Cornerback Strong-Side LB Weak-Side LB Safety Captains: Game Sheet Kickoff Return Team Back Back Middleback Lineman Lineman Middleback Lineman Lineman Kickoff Team Kicker Steelers Game Sheet Punt Team Runningback Runningback Punter Right Left Wide Receiver Lineman Lineman Wide Receiver Center Punt Return Team Lineman Lineman Lineman Cornerback Cornerback Middle back Back Back Play Sheet # Formation Play Run or Pass 1 Standard formation Dive right Run 2 Slot right formation Trap Dive right Run 3 Standard formation Blast right Run 4 Slot right formation Option right Run 5 Slot right formation Option pass right Pass 6 Slot right formation Pitch right Run 7 Slot right formation Bootleg left Run 8 Slot right formation Bootleg Pass Pass 9 Split Backs Counter Dive Right Run 10 Slot right formation Fake pitch right, counter Run 11 Spread formation Reverse Right Run 12 Spread formation Fake Reverse Right Run 13 Slot right formation Motion Handoff Left Run 14 Slot left formation Motion Pass Right Pass 15 Slot left formation Wildcat Run Right Run 16 Slot left formation Wildcat Pass Right Pass 17 Slot left formation Wildcat Bomb Left Pass 18 Slot right formation Tunnel Run Left Run 19 Slot right formation Pitch right, halfback pass Pass 20 Slot right formation Pitch right, QB throwback Pass 21 Slot right formation Shovel Pass Left Pass 22 Slot right formation Trap Pass Pass 23 Spread formation Double Cross Pass 24 Slot right format Shotgun, Cross Right Pass 25 Slot right format Shotgun, Flare Pass Pass 26 Split Backs Shotgun Screen Pass Right Pass 27 Trips left Screen Pass Pass 28 Trips left Fake Screen, Bomb Pass 29 Trips left Triple Pass Pass 30 Trips left Double Pass Pass 31 Trips left Bootleg Right Run 31 Trips left Bootleg Pass Right Pass 32 Trips left QB Sneak Run 33 Double Tight formation Motion Sweep Right Run 34 Double Tight formation Motion Sweep Right, Reverse Run 35 Double Tight formation Rollout Option Right Pass 36 Double Tight formation Motion Sweep Right, Dive Left Run 37 Double Tight formation QB Blast right Run 38 Double Tight formation Jumbo QB Sneak Run 39 Double Tight formation Fake QB Sneak, Pass Pass 40 Slot left formation Hook & Ladder Pass 41 Slot left formation Motion, Timeout Pass Pass 42 Slot left formation Broken Arrow Pass 43 Slot left formation Broken Ball Pass 44 Fumblerooski format Fumblerooski Run 45 Spread formation Shotgun QB Audible Pass 46 Trips left Dump Pass Pass 47 Slot left formation Quick Pass Pass 48 Double Tight formation Motion Sweep QB Bootleg Run 49 Double Tight formation Motion Sweep QB Bootleg Pass Pass 50 Slot Right formation Play Action pass Wheel Route Pass 51 Slot Right formation Fake Pitch Wheel Route Pass Pass 52 Trips left Dump Pass Pass 53 Slot Right formation RB Screen Pass 54 Slot Right formation Broken Arrow 55 Slot Right formation Double Barrell (1)QB-Bootleg Left, (2)L-WR-Slant, (3)RB-Streak (4)FB-Screen, (5) R-WR-In 35 Spread formation Shotgun QB Audible (RED-DOG) Pass (1)QB-Sneak, (2)L-WR-Streak, (3)RB-Slant (4)FB-Out, (5)R-WR-post 45 Pistol right formation Shotgun, Pistol right Run/Pass (1)QB-Bootleg Right, (2)L-WR-Streak, (3)RB-Dive (4)FB-Motion, (5)R-WR-Out 46 Slot Right formation Swinging Gate Pass (1)QB-Bootleg Left, (2)L-WR-NOTHING, (3)RB-Left Flare (4)FB-Screen, (5) R-WR-Steak, (6) Center-Button Hook xx Play Sheet # Formation Play 1 Standard formation Blast right 2 Slot right formation Option right 3 Slot right formation Option pass right 4 Slot right formation Pitch right 5 Slot right formation Bootleg left 6 Slot right formation Bootleg Pass 7 Split Backs Counter Dive Right 8 Slot right formation Fake pitch right, counter 9 Spread formation Reverse Right 10 Spread formation Fake Reverse Right 11 Slot right formation Motion Handoff Left 12 Slot left formation Motion Pass Right 13 Slot left formation Wildcat Run Right 14 Slot left formation Wildcat Pass Right 15 Slot right formation Tunnel Run Left 16 Slot right formation Pitch right, halfback pass 17 Slot right formation Pitch right, QB throwback 18 Spread formation Double Cross 19 Slot right format Shotgun, Cross Right 20 Split Backs Shotgun Screen Pass Right 21 Trips left Screen Pass 22 Trips left Fake Screen, Bomb 23 Trips left Triple Pass 24 Trips left Double Pass 25 Trips left Bootleg Pass Right 26 Trips left QB Sneak 27 Double Tight formation Motion Sweep Right 28 Double Tight formation Rollout Option Right 29 Trips left 30 Trips left 31 Trips left 31 Trips left 32 Double Tight formation 33 Double Tight formation 34 Double Tight formation 35 Double Tight formation 36 Double Tight formation 37 Double Tight formation 38 Double Tight formation 39 Double Tight formation 40 Slot left formation 41 Slot left formation Hook & Ladder 42 Slot left formation Broken Arrow 43 Slot left formation Broken Ball 44 Fumblerooski format Fumblerooski 45 Spread formation 46 Trips left 47 Slot left formation 48 Double Tight formation 49 Double Tight formation 50 Slot Right formation Play Action pass Wheel Route 51 Slot Right formation Fake Pitch Wheel Route Pass 52 Trips left 53 Slot Right formation RB Screen Pass 54 Slot Right formation 55 Slot Right formation Double Barrell (1)QB-Bootleg Left, (2)L-WR-Slant, (3)RB-Streak (4)FB-Screen, (5) R-WR-In 35 Spread formation Shotgun QB Audible (RED-DOG) (1)QB-Sneak, (2)L-WR-Streak, (3)RB-Slant (4)FB-Out, (5)R-WR-post 45 Pistol right formation Shotgun, Pistol right (1)QB-Bootleg Right, (2)L-WR-Streak, (3)RB-Dive (4)FB-Motion, (5)R-WR-Out 46 Slot Right formation Swinging Gate (1)QB-Bootleg Left, (2)L-WR-NOTHING, (3)RB-Left Flare (4)FB-Screen, (5) R-WR-Steak, (6) Center-Button Hook Run or Pass Run Run Pass Run Run Pass Run Run Run Run Run Pass Run Pass Run Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Run Run Pass Pass Pass Pass Run Run Pass Pass Pass Run Run xx Run Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Run Pass Pass Pass Run Pass Pass Pass Pass (1)QB-Bootleg Left, (2)L-WR-Slant, (3)RB-Streak Pass (1)QB-Sneak, (2)L-WR-Streak, (3)RB-Slant Run/Pass (1)QB-Bootleg Right, (2)L-WR-Streak, (3)RB-Dive Pass (1)QB-Bootleg Left, (2)L-WR-NOTHING, (3)RB-Left Flare (4)FB-Screen, (5) R-WR-Steak, (6) Center-Button Hook # Formation Play Slot Right 1 formation Fake pitch Right, counter Standard 2 formation Blast Left Standard 3 formation Blast Pass Left Standard 4 formation Option Right 5 Slot Left formation Pitch Left Slot Right 6 formation Pitch Right Double Tight 7 Motion Sweep Right Doubleformation Tight 8 Rollout option Right Doubleformation Tight 9 Motion Sweep, QB Bootleg formation Double Tight 10 formation Motion sweep, QB Pass Slot Right 11 Play Action pass, Drag Pass Slotformation Right 12 Play Action pass right, In-Out formation 13 Slot Left formation Quick Pass, Left Double Tight 14 formation QB Trap # Formation Play 15 Slot Left formation Reverse QB Pass Slot Right 16 Trap Pass Slotformation Right 17 QB Bootleg Left Slotformation Right 18 QB Bootleg Pass Left Slotformation Right 19 Motion Handoff Left formation 20 Slot Left formation Wildcat Run Right Slot Right 21 Wildcat Run Left formation 22 Slot Left formation Wildcat Pass Right Fumblerooski 23 Pitch Right Slotformation Right 24 Pitch Right, halfback pass Slotformation Right 25 Pitch Right, QB throwback Slotformation Right 26 Play Action, Hook & Ladder Slotformation Right 27 Shotgun, Cross Right formation 28 Trips Left Screen Pass # Formation Play 1 Slot Left 33 Motion Trap Slot Right 2 48 Option Right, Reverse formation 3 Slot Left 46 Motion Option 4 Slot Left 49 Motion Handoff Right 5 Slot Right 41 Fake pitch, counter Standard 6 32 Blast Left Standardformation 7 Blast Pass Left formation 8 Slot Right 19 Option Right 9 Slot Left 38 Pitch Left 10 Slot Right 39 Pitch Right 11 Double Tight 19 Motion Sweep Right 12 Double Tight Rollout option Right 13 Slot Right 33 Play Action, Cross Right # Formation Play 14 Slot Right 34 Play Action, In-Out Pass 15 Slot Right 34 Play Action, Drag Pass 16 Slot Right QB Bootleg Pass Left 17 Slot Right 18 QB Bootleg Left 18 Slot Left 39 Wildcat Run Right 19 Slot Right 38 Wildcat Run Left 20 Slot Right Wildcat Pass Left 21 Fumblerooski 39 Pitch Right 22 Slot Right Trap Pass 23 Double Tight Shotgun Screen Pass 24 Slot Left Pitch Left, halfback pass 25 Slot Left Pitch Left, QB throwback 26 Spread formation Play Action, Hook & Ladder # Formation Play 27 Standard Shotgun Wheel Route Left 28 Trips Left Screen Pass 29 Trips Left Double Pass 30 Trips Left Fake Screen, Bomb 31 Trips Left Triple Pass 32 Trips Left Bootleg Pass Right 33 Trips Left QB Sneak 34 Spread formation Shotgun QB Audible-Reddog (1)QB-Sneak, (2)L-WR-Streak, (3)RB-Block/Flare (4)FB-Block/Out, (5)R-WR-post Slot Right 35 Swinging Gate formation (1)QB-Bootleg Left, (2)L-WR-NOTHING, (3)RB-Left Flare (4)FB-Screen, (5) WR-Post, (6) Center-Button Hook 1 Standard Shotgun Wheel Route Left 2 Slot Left 33 Motion Trap 3 Slot Right formation 48 Option Right, Reverse 4 Slot Left 46 Motion Option 5 Slot Right 41 Fake pitch, counter 6 Standard formation 32 Blast Left 7 Standard formation Blast Pass Left 8 Standard formation Flee-Flicker 9 Slot Right 19 Option Right 10 Slot Left 38 Pitch Left 11 Slot Right 39 Pitch Right 12 Double Tight 19 Motion Sweep Right 13 Double Tight Motion Sweep QB Bootleg Pass LT 14 Double Tight Rollout option Right 15 Slot Right 33 Play Action, Cross Right 16 Slot Right 34 Play Action, In-Out Pass 17 Slot Right 34 Play Action, Drag Pass 18 Standard formation Shotgun Double
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