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A classic single-wing alignment, with the center (50) shotgun-snapping the ball either to the left halfback/"tailback" (40) or to the fullback (30). Q
A classic single-wing alignment, with the center (50) shotgun-snapping the ball either to the left halfback/"tailback" (40) or to the fullback (30). Quarterback (20) is called "blocking back" in this formation, right halfback (10) is the "wingback," frequently a pass receiver.
Pop Warner at the University of Pittsburgh in 1917
Pop Warner at the University of Pittsburgh in 1917
The Green Bay Packers (left) in the shotgun in a game against the New York Giants in 2007
The Green Bay Packers (left) in the shotgun in a game against the New York Giants in 2007
The modern shotgun offense was developed by head coach Red Hickey of the San Francisco 49ers in 1960.
The modern shotgun offense was developed by head coach Red Hickey of the San Francisco 49ers in 1960.
Tom Brady in the shotgun at Super Bowl XXXIX.
Tom Brady in the shotgun at Super Bowl XXXIX.
Side view of the shotgun formation
Side view of the shotgun formation