How NFL Wives Are Secretly Running The Offensive Playbook
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Football is on every weekend, but play calling is what happens every 40 seconds that nobody around you can actually explain. Here's what's really going on.
Every NFL play starts with a code- a 30-word call the quarterback hears through a receiver built into his helmet, translates in real time, and repeats to the entire huddle before the mic cuts off at the 15-second mark. Amy and Scott break it all down: the green dot, the equity rule, what Kyle Shanahan's play calls actually sound like, why Netflix's Quarterback showed Case Keenum's wife calling out plays from the kitchen, and why Colts co-owner Carlie Irsay-Gordon (photo above) is on the sidelines with a headset every game.
You will never watch a snap the same way again.
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From audibles to Omahas to helmets with the green dot, there is no need to break out your decoder rings. We're talking NFL play calling. How hard can it be? LISTEN
