NEWCASTLE,

I wanted to make one modest correction to your post. Remember that stoppages must be timed in advance to avoid an unfair advantage to the offense.

Ex:

If the offense has control of the switch at the snap, and the stoppage as in one-stop p or p, it is unfair to the defensive pass rush which may be an inch away from a sack.

You have to run timed stoppages to about 1.5 seconds each (3 in all + the snap makes 4) to keep the game consistent.

What ever you do on the field, must be within the boundaries of the stoppages.

--DM