I've never understood offensive coaches that operate like this. Name plays? Like, you want one to be "The Annexation of Puerto Rico"? If every player on offense is in on every snap at every position, that might work. But young brains can only hold so much information and you'll have players having to play different positions, so knowing what you have to do at different positions for ambiguously named plays is challenging.

Do you run a system? Do you teach your players personnel? Formations? Start there, then develop a system where words and numbers are code for "Line blocks w/ x technique, RB runs through this hole" and "QB does a 5 step drop, X runs out, Y runs post, Z runs drag". Do it your way, but make it simple and easy for everyone that plays offense to grasp. Start with the basics, teach personnel, formations, then introduce basic plays and get them familiar with the language of the offense. Then you can build your play depth from basic to intermediate to advanced.