Twist
End first, Tackle off his hip
Pinch
Two-gap the center, squeeze the B
Angle (Okie)
Whole line stunts away from strength
Leo Storm / Rip Storm
Tackle and End slant down together
Sam Twist
A linebacker-tagged twist
Slant-Loop
Line slants, linebacker loops to contain
Edge Twist
Will slants outside past the Tackle
Storm
Safety off the edge with contain
Overload
Numbers advantage to one side
Aces
Double-A-gap look
Fire (4-4 Split)
Mike B-gap + Safety edge, with a BAIL out
Inside Cross
Both ILBs shoot A, Tackles slant to B
SAW
Sam and Will switch together
Green Dog
A standing rule, not a call
Every stunt shares one coached cue: "dip and rip" — get your shoulders under the blocker and rip the near arm through so you never get washed down the line. Teach it once, apply it to all of them.
Teach the base four-man rush and gap fits cold before adding any movement. The advantage a stunt gains is erased instantly by a lineman who loses gap discipline chasing it.
Never stack two blitz/stunt calls together in the same play call. Individually simple calls become too cognitively demanding for this age group when layered — install width matters far less than avoiding combined calls.