If you're like me, you can't remember anything. This is the part where I say, "I can barely remember what I had for breakfast," but you caught me on a good day.
Toast with butter and strawberry jelly, and scrambled eggs -- with ketchup, because I'm weird.
So when it comes to remembering an entire football play ... well, that's why some of us play the sport -- and others just watch it.
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Listen to 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan recite his longest play:
Quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo has to memorize these types of plays, which is insane. Then has to relay the information to the huddle -- yeah I know, you know football. I'm just trying to remind you of the steps. But at least Jimmy G gets to repeat the play at least one additional time, right?
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That should be enough.
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I asked five-year veteran quarterback Sean Salisbury about the longest play he had to memorize in his NFL career.
"Explode to double right, Zoom, Scat right 585 Dodge, X Post check with me 60 outside. Double cadence on 2," Salisbury told NBC Sports Bay Area. "That’s one."
So Shanahan isn't the only "wizard" in this scenario -- or any of the scenarios.