no huddle
Rush the play
No huddle refers to an offensive strategy in American football where the team skips the huddle between plays, instead lining up quickly to run the next play before the defense can substitute or adjust.
The pace catches opponents off-guard and controls tempo: They went no huddle in the two-minute drill.
Extended to any situation requiring rapid action without pausing to regroup.
- hurry up offenseRapid-fire play execution
- offenseViolation or umbrage
- spread offenseWide-receiver-heavy formation
- quarterbackPassing position in football
- snapSudden sharp sound
tempo · audible · shotgun · scramble · two-minute · drill · pace · sideline · signals · uptempo · fastbreak · momentum · two minute drill · drive · quick snap · blitz · scrimmage · cadence
- footballfootball, touchdown, field goal, quarterback, end zone
- Quarterback Callsaudible, cadence, hike, hut, snap count
- passing schemesshotgun, spread formation, air raid, West Coast, spread offense
- football playsplay-action pass, slant, counter, draw, sweep
- offensive tacticsblitz, raid, rush, sweep, drive