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the F tight end (in this case Ben Sinnott) would align outside the Y tight end (in this case John Bates... Sinnott instead works inside of Conerly and climbs up to the second level to block the linebacker.
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Sinnott's adjustment and second-level block enabled White's 14-yard gain.

Ben Sinnott aligns as the F tight end in East Left formation (inside the Y tight end John Bates); on the featured run play, Sinnott uses his off-ball alignment to sift back across the formation, initially expecting to cut off the backside edge defender but instead adjusting to work inside Josh Conerly Jr. and climbing to the second level to block the linebacker—his heads-up play to locate the correct target and make contact at the perfect time allows Rachaad White to cut back and pick up 14 yards.

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