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http://www.catscratchreader.com/2012/7/12/3151660/11-to-21-a-potential-shift-on-offense
Personnel Groupings:
Before delving into the numerals of the what the Panthers did last season, here’s the definition of each personnel grouping.
11: 1 RB, 1 TE
12: 1 RB, 2 TE’s
21: 2 RB’s, 1 TE
22: 2 RB’s, 2 TE’s
10: 1 RB, 0 TE’s
00: 0 RB’s, 0 TE’s
The first number of a personnel grouping represents the number of running backs on the field, while the second number represents the number of tight ends on the field. In addition, by knowing the number of RB’s and TE’s on the field, you are able to discern the amount of WR’s involved, in concert with the mandatory 1 QB and 5 OL.
When the defense sees that the offense lines up in a 22 (1 WR), it hints towards a running play, or say the offense lines up in a 00 (5 WR’s) it means a pass is imminent.
Looking at that, if you have a RB on the field, then you have a TE on the field.
The Rams really don’t seem to have any blocking TEs, unless you count an Hback or a Fullback as a TE. Since all our players can catch the ball, we will always be ready to pass.
We will confuse other teams by lining up RBs as TEs and WRs and any other combination of players at any of the positions. 😉
Agamemnon
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