I Formation (Offense) Diagram
"The I formation is a “traditional” modern offensive formation that gets its name from the I-shaped alignment of the QB, FB and HB. Using 2 backs and, typically, 2 WRs and 1 TE, this formation is conducive to both running and passing plays. When the latter is chosen, the back without the ball—usually the FB—will block for the back with the ball. The I Formation isn’t all that common in the NFL today, as the pro set formation can accomplish pretty much the same thing. However, the I formation is still sometimes used for play-action passes or short yardage running situations." [totalprosports.com]
ConceptDraw DIAGRAM software extended with the Football solution delivers samples with diagrams of the most popular offenses in American Football. You can complete this set modifying any sample. All you need is to drag and drop objects to depict another offense and then save with the different name. Feel free to add text label with the offense name directly to your document.
A combination of the "Football Fields" and "Football Positions" libraries gives you an ability to create a football-related drawing in seconds. Follow next steps to create you own football schema:
- From the "Football Fields" library drop a field object to your document
- From the "Football Positions" library drop all positions object you need to your document
- Place positions on the field according to your drawing idea
- Add arrows or text labels if needed.
All drawings, schemas and diagrams created in ConceptDraw DIAGRAM are scalable vector graphics that allows print it in any size your printer allows, and get hard copy of a card or a poster. Keep in mind that if you want to place some text labels for yourself, and do not see them on your hard copy, then you should place text labels onto a different layer and then switch "Print" option off for this layer.
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Sample 1. Football – I Formation (Offense).
This diagram was created in ConceptDraw DIAGRAM using the "Football Positions" library from the Football solution. An experienced user spent 3 minutes creating this sample.
The samples you see on this page were created in ConceptDraw DIAGRAM using the Football Solution; they demonstrate a portion of the solution's capabilities and the professional results you can achieve.
All source documents are vector graphic documents. They are available for reviewing, modifying, or converting to a variety of formats (PDF file, MS PowerPoint, MS Visio, and many other graphic formats) from the ConceptDraw STORE. The Football Solution is available for all ConceptDraw DIAGRAM or later users.
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