Silent Count?

[UCFinfan86]

I hear about the silent crowd this way the crowd noise won't mess with the snap count as much, but idk how this works, Does anyone know that can explain it?

 

[Alex44]

You usually go to a silent count in a loud stadium because your lineman cant hear as well and you dont want false start penalties

If your disiplined in a quiet stadium you want to go to normal count so you can use your voice to try and draw a defense offside

Or if that wasnt what you were asking sorry

 

[UCFinfan86]

You usually go to a silent count in a loud stadium because your lineman cant hear as well and you dont want false start penalties

If your disiplined in a quiet stadium you want to go to normal count so you can use your voice to try and draw a defense offside

Or if that wasnt what you were asking sorry

lol i know why u use it, but like how, how does it work, when do they k now to snap it?

 

[Eop05]

Madden explained it on Sunday night during the Colts Giant game because the Colts were using it.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think he was explaining that Peyton (QB) would pat the Center on the Leg. The center would then snap the ball immediately after picking his(center) head up.

He then said the rest of the line would move when the Center picked his head up.

I'm pretty sure this is exactly how he explained it. Like I said, if anyone knows or heard better, feel free to correct

 

[tory]

Madden explained it on Sunday night during the Colts Giant game because the Colts were using it.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think he was explaining that Peyton (QB) would pat the Center on the Leg. The center would then snap the ball immediately after picking his(center) head up.

He then said the rest of the line would move when the Center picked his head up.

I'm pretty sure this is exactly how he explained it. Like I said, if anyone knows or heard better, feel free to correct

you got it right. although to me it looks more like a pat on the tooshy.

 

[UCFinfan86]

hmm alright thank you