09-07-2016, 05:07 PM
(09-06-2016, 08:58 PM)jfkbengals Wrote: Eox nailed it.
They might use a new words completely, or they might keep the same verbage but change the meaning.
Example of the second option, everyone in the world new that Peyton Manning would say Omaha every game, but it wouldn't mean the same thing week to week.
In fact, sometimes they change it up in game...
Exactly. Omaha was used for everything. It was an audible one week to being a word that meant nothing the next week.
You have to change things up because one hiccup can cost you. The Eagles traded Kevin Kolb in 2011 and then played them the following season. The Eagles didn't change too much up so Kolb was telling the Cardinals D what the Eagles were going to do and what to listen for. Sure enough, Philly players complained about it aftet the game.
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