Slanting Linemen

[WeeVikes]

Do any of you slant offensive and/or defensive linemen to get blocking angles you want or to simulate stunts?

If so, how do you use it, or is it not worth messing with?

[The System]

When I play, slanted players get pushed around by straight blocking players.

[Scott]

After the snap from center to QB 🏈Switch on 🏈Switch off then we slant offense Lineman if you want 🏈And Defense Line man can slant before. Snap🏈If the lines are not engaged🏈We line up off/Def 2 yards apart sort of like CFL🏈

[Scott]

Snap . On.  Off. 1st stop

Read.   2nd stop

React 3rd stop

i use 3 stop limit

[Scott]

The snap is a quick on / off

usually the lineman haven't gone forward about 1/2 yard to a yard. After the quick snap on / off switch🏈

[Scott]

The snap is like the blink of the eye 

after snap I roll dice between center to QB exchange and any handoffs to RB  WR or pitches for a chance of bad snap or Handoffs or pitches🏈

[Scott]

Also on punts and FG and Xtra points

and. Reverses another words anytime the 🏈Goes to one player to another

[RickLM30]

I use a mutli- stop system and only use rookie bases.  Offensive linemen are slanted before the snap (since they know where they are going) to block down or trap or double team.  Defensive linemen are slanted if the defense calls for it, or if they are running stunts.  I then run for about three seconds, then pivot all defenders around the front of their bases to react to the ball on running plays.  Offensive players are pivoted around the front of their bases to continue/maintain their blocks.  I find slanting the offensive linemen opens up holes, while slanting defensive lineman can mess up offensive blocking schemes.... Similar to real football.