Hm , perhaps it would be easier if I reposted mine myself . <| sep |> I gave him that fila , bro . <| sep |> Daddy Morghur was just an ordinary human . A good proportion of Beastmen are just children tainted with chaos born to ordinary parents who didn ' t have the heart to kill them at birth as they are supposed to do and instead released them into the woods . <| sep |> I ' m not Puerto Rican but I am Hispanic and we have different sense of humor , different valuestraditions etc . There ' s nothing wrong with wanting to know what to expect <| sep |> Omaha is his cadence . The ' remember the titans ' thing is a play . Playbook terminology usually is different for every team , even if the play is the same . So a power sweep right , might be related to the players , 32 blast , 32 being the half back and blast being sweep . It gets more confusing because the 32 may not a current player . A good example of this is Jon Gruden talking about spiderxy banana with his QB camps . All the quarterbacks that sit down to talk about it , none of them called it that at the school they played at . All of them ran a version of it . Now an audible is a change to the play at the line of scrimmage . They happen when the QB sees something that indicates the play won ' t work or a play they have as an audible would work better . Usually the offense has a call or pattern , to indicate the QB is changing the play . So Omaha is normal Omaha , Omaha is a change . You can only really tell when you see the receivers and rb ' s start perking up and moving . It ' s a closely guarded secret on the audible calls because sometimes they fake the audible to get the defense to change . Edit gives another good explanation .