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Originally Posted by 30gut
Well of course playcalling on a play by play basis is dependent upon a multitude of in game contingencies that lead to a decision.
But, offensive philosophy guides those in game decisions.
E.g. a run oriented team will have a healthy number of run plays on their playcall sheet for 3rd and short (less then 3 yards) vs. a pass oreinted team that might only have pass plays only on their 3rd and short playcall sheet.
Those types of philosophical playcalling differences are what guides the in game decisions and determine the style of offense and the playcaller tendencies.
So I ask again, hoping the courtesy of answering the direct question you asked me earlier will be returned....
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The answer to your question is: it depends on how the offense is moving the ball. If the defense can't stop the run then more and more run plays will be called by the coaches. Then of course the more this happens the less a offensive coordinator will select to pass the ball.