I can anticipate all the Bills snap counts.
When they get over the ball, they do the shifting and the pointing, they get set, Wood looks down through his legs, and when he looks back up, he snaps the ball.
Now, I haven't done a study about whether he does it EVERY TIME, and it may be an accepted technique because coaches don;t think it's that big of a deal, but I've always thought qbs use the snap count to throw the other team off, because if you know when the snap is coming you can get a jump.
But I know since I've noticed it, I can hit the snap every time. Do other centers do that? Seems weird to me, like someone decided it makes no difference.
When they get over the ball, they do the shifting and the pointing, they get set, Wood looks down through his legs, and when he looks back up, he snaps the ball.
Now, I haven't done a study about whether he does it EVERY TIME, and it may be an accepted technique because coaches don;t think it's that big of a deal, but I've always thought qbs use the snap count to throw the other team off, because if you know when the snap is coming you can get a jump.
But I know since I've noticed it, I can hit the snap every time. Do other centers do that? Seems weird to me, like someone decided it makes no difference.
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