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I straddle the neutral zone and will extend my upfield (on A's side of the neutral zone)leg slightly forward. If A sends a receiver out to the numbers or wider I will verbalize "here's your line" while tapping on the front of my upfield leg. Once the receiver stops I will tell him "you're on" (if he's on the line), or "you're off" if he is positioned as a back.
At the lower levels I will sometimes verbalize "here's your line" more than once if he lines up in no man's land.
I never tell a receiver to move up or back.
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kentref
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