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This is a play the Giants usually use only after first establishing the Weakside BOB (35/36 BOB), with the fullback leading through the hole to the WILL linebacker. In this case the fullback, Bear Pascoe, takes one step toward the point of attack and then he crosses the formation to execute the weakside cutoff block on the defensive end, Muhammad Wilkerson. Pascoe’s action is also a false key for the defense.

The play features two well executed combination blocks- by the center, Jim Cordle, and the left guard, Kevin Boothe, on the shaded nose, Damon Harrison to the MIKE linebacker, David Harris, and, on the back side, by the right guard, Chris Snee, and the right tackle, Justin Pugh, on the 3-technique, Sheldon Richardson, to the WILL linebacker, Calvin Pace. In both cases Boothe and Pugh do a good job disengaging from the double team and reaching the second level. Note that the action of the fullback provides Boothe with leverage on Harris.

The X receiver, Hakeem Nicks, is in a reduced split with Antonio Cromartie in outside leverage. Nicks is generally a very good wide blocker and in this case his job is made even easier as Cromartie doesn’t show much inclination to wanna make that tackle, or even be involved.

The post safety, Dawann Landry, will be unblocked and he should have leverage on any play to the sideline. Here, though, the action of the fullback holds him in the middle just long enough so that he loses the angle on David Wilson, who doesn’t need much time and space anyway. In the coming years Wilson will leave many defenders diving for his heels as they chase him over the goal line.