2008 Merchant Marine Offense

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INFORMATION&

PROCEDURES


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USMMA OFFENSIVE GAME GOALS

WIN!

21 + POINTS

175 YARDS RUSHING

NO TURNOVERS

100% TD ON GOALINE

100% POINTS IN THE RED ZONE

100% CONVERSION OF SHORTYARDAGE

45% 3RD DOWN CONVERSION

NO PROCEDURE PENALTIES


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HUDDLE

We will use a semi-circular huddle with all players standing upright facing in towards the QB, whowill ALWAYS be aligned towards our sideline.

Huddle Alignments:Center will set the huddle 7 yds from the football.The Center, Guards, & Tackles will all face away from the line of scrimmage, with their eyes and

ears directed at the QB.The QB will ALWAYS align towards our sideline, and the A will ALWAYS align opposite.The X, Z, B, & Y will align directly across from the offensive line, standing tall with their attentiondirected at the QB.The B will ALWAYS align next to the A (opposite the QB).The Y will ALWAYS align next to the QB.With the different personnel groupings (Ace, Poker, Queens, etc.), the H, K, and W will fill intothe B & Y spots accordingly.

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A

Y BZ

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OUR SIDELINEOUR SIDELINE

Huddle Procedure:QB does all the talking.The QB will call the formation, play, & snap-count; the Center will leave the huddle.The QB will repeat the play and snap-count then will say Ready Break, on the commandall will clap hands.If anything is missed, say Check and the QB will repeat.Run to the line.While in the huddle look sharp and no talking.Huddle discipline is the responsibility of the Center until the QB enters.


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A B B A K Z

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SIDELINE HUDDLE ALIGNMENT

PLAYINGFIELD

During a change of possesion we will begin the series with a sideline huddle. TheCenter will call the huddle and we will align facing the field in the Coaches Box. Therewill be a total of 16 players in the huddle. The first row will include all five O-Linemenwho are in the game and the first two Tight Ends. The second row will consist of 2 A's,2 B's, and 4 WR's -K, W, X and Z. The QB will face the group.

The Coaching Staff will verbally communicate the personnel set that we will use. It isimportant for those not in that set to REMAIN IN THE HUDDLE. The QB will get thecall and tell the play to the entire huddle. All of the players who are in that personnel

group will run onto the field and immediately align in the formation that was called. Theplayers not in that personnel group should remain on the sideline and listen for ournormal substitutions beginning with the next play. The ball will be snapped on thecount called in the huddle.


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CADENCE

Sequence of Cadence:SetColorTwo Digit Number Play (Dummy)ColorTwo Digit Number Play (Dummy)Go

Quick Count Set

Regular Count This can be on 1, 2, or 3.Example: (On 2) Set, Blue 18 Jet, Blue 18 Jet, GO GO

Stay Call The QB will not change a particular call during a series. NO CHECKS

Audible SystemAudible System Live Color will be WhiteWe can change the play at the LOS by utilizing a LIVE colorAny audible called at the LOS is snapped in our regular cadence

Example:Huddle call Wk Flow to Pro Right Str, 22 Power on 1.LOS Call Set White 14 Zone, White 14 Zone, GOThe play is now 14 Zone

NOTE: The live color can change from week to week.


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PERSONNEL DESCRIPTION AND SETS

Personnel DescriptionWe will use letters to describe the positions of our skill players. It is important thateveryone understand what positions are represented by each letter so that we cansubstitute both within and across personnel sets. The following is a description ofour positions:

Q QuarterbackA TailbackB FullbackY Tight EndX Split End Usually aligns on the LOS (except in ACE).Z Flanker Usually aligns off of the LOS (except in Double Slot).T 2nd TB Used primarily in our Double Slot package.F 2nd FB Used primarily in short yardage and goal-line situations.W 2nd X Always aligns weakside and on the LOS.

K 2nd Z Can align in a variety of places, but will usually be off the LOS.N 5th WR Can align in a variety of places. Always Off of the LOS.H 2nd TE Will usually align weakside.R 3rd TE Used primarily in short yardage and goal line situations.

Personnel Sets

Regular 2 WR (X & Z) Y A BAce 2 WR (X & Z) 2 TE (Y & H) APoker 3 WR (X Z & K) Y A

Spread 3 WR (X Z & W) A BQueens 4 WR (X Z W & K) AFlush 5 WR (X Z W K & N)Flank Z 2 TE (Y & H) A BHeavy 2 TE (Y & H) A B FJumbo 3 TE (Y H & R) A BBone X Y A B FRoyal 4 WR (X Z W & K) YDbl. Slot 3 RB (A, T, B) 2 WR (X & Z)

We must be perfect in our substitution at all times. It is vital that all personnelhave an understanding of game situations so they can be ready. Everyone mustpay attention at all times.


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SIGNAL HAND MOTION

SHIFTS

TRADE RIGHT HAND "SLAP COIN" TO LEFT WRIST

TROOP TWO HANDS LIKE TRADE

FORMATIONS

SPREAD TWO HANDS WIDE APART

FLANK TWO FISTS WITH 90 DEGREE ANGLES UP

PRO RIGHT HAND SALUTE.

TWINS "HOOKEM HORNS" WITH RIGHT HAND

ACE DIAMOND W/ BOTH HANDS

JACKS MALE BODY PART - GRAB CROTCH W/ RIGHT HAND

JOKER DEALING CARDS

TENS TEN FINGERS

KINGS MOTION CROWN

QUEENS BOTH HANDS CUPPING CHEST (BREASTS)

TRIPS RIGHT ARM EXTENDED 3 FINGERS

EMPTY BOTH HANDS POURING OUT LIQUID

DIRECTIONS (Strength of Formation)

RIGHT RIGHT ARM SWIPING LEFT ARM

LEFT RIGHT ARM SWIPING RIGHT LEG

VARIATIONS

GUN GUN

STRONG RIGHT ARM MUSCLE

WEAK RIGHT ARM MUSCLE POINTING DOWN

FLEX FLEX WITH KNUCKLES TOGETHER

WING RIGHT ARM WING

SLOT SLOT MACHINE

FAR HOLD RIGHT HAND FAR AWAY FROM FACE

NEAR HOLD RIGHT HAND CLOSE TO FACE

BUNCH LEFT HAND CUPPING RIGHT FIST

DUECE RIGHT HAND DOWNWARD 2-FINGERS

HAND SIGNALS

We will signal in plays from the sideline using hand-signals. We will use a "top downprogression starting with: Shift, Motion, Formation, Direction, Variation, then Wristband #. Theonly exception will be "GUN," which would be signaled first.


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MOTIONS

A BOTH HANDS TOGETHER ABOVE HEAD (PYRAMID)

T "TIMEOUT" SIGNAL

B RIGHT FIST OVER LEFT FIST

Y BOTH HANDS TOGETHER IN FRONT (PRAY)

H RIGHT HAND ON HEARTX CROSS WITH ARMS

Z SEMI-FOLDED ARMS

K SIDEWAYS 3 FINGERS W/ RIGHT HAND

FLOW "WATER WAVE" WITH RIGHT HAND

FLOP RIGHT HAND "WAVE AT THE CROWD"

SQUIRM RIGHT HAND SQUIRM MOTION UPWARD

ZAC RIGHT "Z" MOTION W/ FINGERZIN RIGHT HAND PUSH ACROSS

ZOOM RIGHT FIST "IN & OUT" OF LEFT HAND

HIGH RIGHT ARM "MEASURING" HIGH IN THE AIR

SAIL "REEL IN THE RIGGING" W/ BOTH HANDS

WHIP "WHIPPING" MOTION W/ RIGHT HAND

WRISTBAND NUMBERS

0 LEFT HAND FIST1 LEFT FINGER EXTENDED "1"

2 LEFT HAND ON LEFT THIGH

3 LEFT HAND ON STOMACH

4 LEFT HAND ON RIGHT SHOULDER

5 LEFT HAND ON THROAT

6 LEFT HAND ON MOUTH

7 LEFT HAND ON LEFT EAR8 LEFT HAND ON TOP OF HEAD

9 LEFT HAND GRAB CROTCH

STAY HALT WITH TWO HANDS

HUDDLE UP TWO HANDS COMING TOGETHER W/ INTERLOCKING FINGERS


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G GC T YY T

2 2 2 2 2 2

8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

BASIC SPLITS & HOLE NUMBERING

A. Splits - The line splits shown below are a starting point.Your splits will vary with play, field position, down and distance,

and defensive tendency. Be smart and use your splits to youradvantage.

B. Hole Numbering - Our hole numbering or play directionconsists of numbers 1 through 8 from Right to Left. Adirectional number will be used on every run play and certain

pass plays where the direction will dictate the attackside orthe backside.


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9 8 8i 7 6 6i 5 4 4i 3 2 2i 1 0 1 2i 2 3 4i 4 5 6i 6 7 8i 8 9

GAPS & DEFENSIVE ALIGNMENTS

C. Gaps - At times we will talk about responsibilites oralignments in terms of gaps. We will use letters to describe

which gap we are talking about. The A Gap is the Center -Guard gap on either side, the B Gap is the Guard - Tackle gapon either side, etc.. The diagram below lists gaps as we willrefer to them.

D. Defensive Alignments - We will talk about defensivealignments in terms of numbers, starting at the Center andworking our way out. All Head Up alignments will be an evennumber. Inside shades will be numbered the same as HeadUp alignments, but we will tag them with the letter "i".Outside shades will be one number greater than the Head Up

alignment.

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D C B A A B C D

We will refer to LB alignments in a similar way. Whenreferring to a LB we will call the shade as we would above,but we will add a ZERO. For eaxample, a LB on the outsideshoulder of a guard would be called a 30; a LB on the insideof a TE would be a 60i.


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CONTROL OF THE CLOCK

The fundamental and technical aspects of our two minute offense will be presented as aseparate component of the offensive progression. The situation at the end of a half or the endof a game is a critical time for our offense and can have an affect on the outcome of the game.

To be an efficient offensive team, we must understand how to use the clock to our advantage.

The following information will be important in being able to control the clock.

Game situations that stop the clock:Time OutIncomplete PassBall Carrier Out of BoundsOfficial Administration of PenaltyMeasurements for First Down (Start once the down marker(NOT THE CHAINS) is setMomentarily while down-marker is set

After scrimmage kick (punt) or free kick (kick off)When the live ball goes out of boundsAt the discretion of the officialDuring Change of possession

If we are BEHIND the entire offense must be aware of:Time left in the gameTime outs remainingDown and DistancePosition of the ball

Whether we need a TD or a Field GoalWe must execute the offense quickly and efficientlyThe QB is responsible for field communication

If we are AHEAD the entire offense must be aware that we DO NOT want to stop theclock:

Latest possible snap. The QB should be aware of the 25 secondclock and snap the ball at 3 seconds

Ball carriers fight to stay in bounds DO NOT GO OUT OF BOUNDSNo penalties

First downs are critical. Get the initial first downNo incomplete passes. The QB is better off running100 % ball security


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OVERTIME

When a game ends in a regulation tie, an overtime process will occur. The start ofovertime will begin with a coin toss. The team that wins the toss makes thedecision. They must decide to either play offense or defense, or they can choosewhich end of the field will be used for both series of the overtime period. The teamthat ended the first overtime with the ball will start the second overtime period with

the ball.

Important factors concerning overtime:

1. The offensive team will begin its possession 1st and 10 on the +25 yard lineon the hash of its choice.

2. Overtime is not related to the game clock and is played until someone wins.3. The use of the regular 40/25 second clock is the same as regulation.4. Each team has one timeout per period.5. All rules concerning turnovers and penalties pertain.

6. Each possession will end with a TD, field goal, or change of possession.7. Teams have an equal number of possessions.8. The defense may advance a turnover. If a turnover is committed, we must

make sure that we tackle the ball carrier. A turnover that does not scoreresults in a team gaining possession.

9. We will be aggressive and do what it takes to win.10. Beginning in the 3rd overtime, we must attempt a 2 point conversion after all

touchdowns.


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TWO MINUTE OFFENSE

The situation at the end of a half or at the end of the game can have a majorimpact on the outcome. During these times it is important that our offenseoperates efficiently so that we have the ability to put points on the scoreboardwhen we have to.

Communication of the Two Minute Offense:The coaching staff will determine when to utilize the two minute offense.

The QB will command Bennie-Bennie. This is the indication we are in 2-MINUTEOFFENSE .

After each play, the QB should look to sideline.

We will operate primarily out of Queens Personnel in the shotgun. QueensRight/Left will be the base formation with the QB saying Right of Left to get usinto formation and protection.

The terms right or left will communicate formation and protection. Queens Rightwill indicate 61 protection and Queens Left will indicate 68 protection. He will repeat thecall at least twice.

All formations will come from the gun. A Right call will put us in Gun QueensRight. The Back will vary alignments. The QB will then call out or signal the play.

The following are some route concepts of our two minute offense:Smash = 61/68 SmashFox = 61/68 FoxJet = 61/68 Jet (can tag K, X, or Z)Dig = 61/68 DigDraw (code word = Tampa / Florida)

We have the ability to add or change these routes on a game to game basis.During the communication, the QB must make sure everyone is aligning in thecorrect formation. He should begin his pre snap read of the defense, beingaware of any man to man pressure looks. We will use quick count cadence.


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TWO MINUTE OFFENSE (CONT)

Example of the Two Minute Communication:1. Bennie-Bennie = Here we go2. Right-Right = Gun Queens Right (61 protection)3. Jet K hand signal

4. Set.

After a completion, if a WR is between the hash and sideline, he should work togain as much yardage as possible, but his focus should be to get out ofbounds. Any WR, who catches a ball between the hashes, should gain asmuch yardage as possible.

To stop the clock at any time, at the end of a half, or end of a game the QB willuse the term Fire-Fire-Fire. The entire offense sprints to the LOS and gets

set. When a fire call is made all the WRs will align on the LOS. The A Backwill align in his normal alignment. The QB will take the snap from under center.When all are set he will say Set (Quick Count). The OL will utilize inside gapprotection. The QB will THROW THE BALL FORWARD at the ground just off hislead foot.

We can use Fire Fire Fire in any personnel set and in any field zone.

We will never use Fire Fire Fire on 4th down.

If we think that the defense is vulnerable to a fade during a Fire situation, wecan attempt to catch them off guard by calling Clock-Clock-Clock. Clock-Clock-Clock will have the widest receiver on each side run a fade. The inside receiverswill execute Fire-Fire-Fire. The line will inside gap protect. Cadence remainson Set (Quick Count).

The QB is responsible for any and all field communication. Everyone mustremain alert to any sideline communication that may affect substitutions andcontrol of the clock.


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Fast-Break is an up-tempo no-huddle offense where the QB has the flexibility tochange the formations. Similar to our 2-minute offense, the QB will be calling the plays;however, Fast-Break can be run from Queens personnel or Poker personnel. We willuse a series of code words to communicate the correct play. Fast-Break is NOT a 2-minute offense (Benny, Benny). It can be used in situations where we want to changethe tempo or pace of the game to keep the defense on their heels.

LOS Procedure: QB will make a series of calls using code words followed by a dummycall the first call is the play we will execute, the second call is the dummy call.

ORDER: LIVE PLAY (Army, Okie, Sooner, etc.)DUMMY PLAY (Union, Rochester, Coast Guard, etc.)

DIRECTIONS: RIGHT: Colleges (Iowa,Army,Navy,Air Force, etc.)LEFT: Mascots (Hawkeyes,Mule,Goat,Falcon , etc.)

PLAYS:Run - Iowa/Hawkeyes = 14/15 Zone

Okie/Sooner = 11/18 Option

Pass - Air Force/Falcon = 61/68 FoxNavy/Goat = 61/68 UnderMarines/Bulldog = 61/68 Jet X (Breaker to the call-side)Army/Mule = Sprint Rt/Lt

Screen - Duke = 51 Double Screen Rt

FORMATIONS: Poker: Jacks, Tens, or Joker right or left.Queens: Right or Left to signify Queens right or left.Trips Right/Left to signify Queens Trips right or left.

EXAMPLES:Situation: Poker Personnel 2nd and 4 yards to go -Call: Jacks Left, Jacks Left, Jacks Left

Iowa , Coast Guard to the left sideIowa , Coast Guard to the right sideSet-GoPlay run will be 14 Zone

Situation: Queens Personnel 2nd and 7 yards to go -Call: Trips Left, Trips Left, Trips Left

Goat , Coast Guard to the left sideGoat , Coast Guard to the right sideSet-GoPlay run will be 68 Under

Cadence for Fast-Break will be: Set Go and the ball is snapped

NO HUDDLE OFFENSE FAST-BREAK


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Freeze is a no-huddle offense where the QB will get the plays from the sideline.Similar to Fast-Break, Freeze can be run from Queens personnel or Poker personnel.We will use the same code words to communicate the correct play. Freeze is NOT a 2-minute or hurry-up offense. It can be used in situations where we want to change thetempo or pace of the game to keep the defense on their heels. It will allow us to getourselves in the best possible play based on what the defense is showing us pre-snap.

LOS Procedure: The QB will receive hand signals from the sideline to determine whichplay will be run. We will have the ability to use two different cadences within this offense.The QB will then call a series of three NFL teams to alert the offense as to whether weare running the play NOW or FREEZE. He will communicate the play using thesame procedures as Fast-Break. If the cadence is NOW, we will run the play calledusing the same procedures as FAST-BREAK. If the cadence is FREEZE, the QB willfirst give a fake cadence to allow the defense to show their hand. Based on what thedefense is doing, the coaches on the sideline will either confirm or change the play calledby again using a series of hand signals, which will then be again communicated by theQB using our code-words.

CADENCE CODE WORDS: Giants or Jets = NOWAny other NFL team = FREEZE (Vikings, Packers, etc.)

COMMAND / ACTION HAND SIGNALDIRECTIONS:RIGHT Standard Right Arm Swiping Left ArmLEFT Standard Right Arm Swiping Right Leg

PLAYS:IOWA = 14 ZONE Both fingers pointing at eyes + RIGHTHAWKEYES = 15 ZONE Both fingers pointing at eyes + LEFTOKIE = 11 OPTION Both hands forming O + RIGHTSOONER = 18 OPTION Both hands forming O + LEFTAIR FORCE = 61 FOX Both hands pointing to sky + RIGHTFALCON = 68 FOX Both hands pointing to sky + LEFTNAVY = 61 UNDER Both hands making water motion + RIGHTGOAT = 68 UNDER Both hands making water motion + LEFTMARINES = 61 JET X Both hands walking bulldog + RIGHTBULLDOG = 68 JET X Both hands walking bulldog + LEFTARMY = SPRINT RT Both hands making rifle + RIGHTMULE = SPRINT LT Both hands making rifle + LEFTDUKE = DOUBLE SCREEN Both hands shooting a basketball + RIGHT**We will only run Double Screen to the Right w/ a Right-handed QB**

MOTIONS:Inside WR ZAC to the RIGHT Right Hand Z motion w/finger + RIGHTInside WR ZAC to the LEFT Right Hand Z motion w/finger + LEFT

ACTIONS:Thumbs-Up = Confirm Play Both hands giving thumbs-upThumbs-Down = Change Play Both hands giving thumbs-downSwitch-Hands = Backside of Route Both hands switching back and forthDummy = Disregard next signal Pound both fists together Now = Run Play Immediately Point right finger at the ground

NO HUDDLE OFFENSE FREEZE


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EXAMPLES:

Situation: Poker Personnel 2nd and 4 yards to go Call: Jacks Left, Jacks Left, Jacks LeftSignal: QB receives signal from sideline Both fingers pointing at

eyes + Right Arm Swiping Left ArmNOWCall: Giants, Giants, Giants

Iowa , Coast Guard to the left sideIowa , Coast Guard to the right side

Cadence: Set Go

Play run will be 14 Zone

Situation: Queens Personnel 2nd and 7 yards to go -Call: Trips Left, Trips Left, Trips Left

Signal: QB receives signal from sideline Both hands forming arifle + Right Arm Swiping Right Leg

Call: Packers, Packers, PackersMule , Rochester to the left sideMule , Rochester to the right side

Cadence: Set -GoSignal: QB receives signal from sideline Both hands giving a

thumbs-up

Call: Mule , Union to the left sideMule , Union to the right side

Cadence: Set Go

Play run will be Sprint Lt Mule

Situation: Queens Personnel 3rd and 7 yards to go -Call: Trips Right, Trips Right, Trips RightSignal: QB receives signal from sideline Both hands making

water motion + Right Arm Swiping Left Arm

Call: Vikings, Vikings, VikingsNavy , Coast Guard to the left side

Navy , Coast Guard to the right sideCadence: Set GoSignal: QB receives signal from sideline Both hands switching

back and forth + Both hands giving a thumbs-up

Call: Navy , Union to the left sideNavy , Union to the right side

Cadence: Set Go

Play run will be 61 Under (QB looking to the backside)

NO HUDDLE OFFENSE FREEZE (CONT)


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EXAMPLES:Situation: Queens Personnel 1st and 10 yards to go

Call: Left, Left, LeftSignal: QB receives signal from sideline Right Hand Z-motion

w/finger + Right Arm Swiping Right LegBoth hands

forming a rifle + Right Arm Swiping Left Arm

Motion: WR motions Left & re-setsCall: Bengals, Bengals, Bengals

Army , Rochester to the left sideArmy , Rochester to the right side

Cadence: Set GoSignal: QB receives signal from sideline Both hands giving a

thumbs-down + Both hands making water motion + Right

Arm Swiping Right Leg

Call: Goat , Kean to the left sideGoat , Kean to the right side

Cadence: Set Go

Play run will be 68 Under

Situation: Queens Personnel 2nd and 7 yards to go -Call: Trips Right, Trips Right, Trips RightSignal: QB receives signal from sideline Both hands forming an

O + Right Arm Swiping Right Leg

Call: Seahawks, Seahawks, SeahawksSooner , Rochester to the left side

Sooner , Rochester to the right sideCadence: Set GoSignal: QB receives signal from sideline Both hands giving

a thumbs-up + Pound both fists together + Squirm

Call: Sooner , Union to the left sideSooner , Union to the right side

Cadence: Set Go

Play run will be 18 Option

Situation: Queens Personnel 2nd and 6 yards to go -Call: Trips Right, Trips Right, Trips RightSignal: QB receives signal from sideline Right Hand Z-motion

w/finger + Right Arm Swiping Right Leg Both handswalking bulldog + LEFTNOW

Motion: WR motions Left & re-setsCall: Jets, Jets, Jets

Bulldog , Kean to the left sideBulldog , Kean to the right side

Cadence: Set Go

Play run will be 68 Jet (from Queens, Breaker from the left)

NO HUDDLE OFFENSE FREEZE (CONT)


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BACKFIELD SETS

B

A

B

A

B

A

B A BA

B ABA

I Backs B should align w/ toes 4 yds from LOSA should align with toes 7 yds from LOS

** We do not tag 1-back sets with a name if theback is aligned behind the center, if he is offsetwe will use the near/far terminology.

STRONG Offset I with B to strength in B gap. WEAK Offset I with B to weak side in B gap.

NEAR B in normal I alignment; A to strength in B gap FAR B in normal I alignment; A to weak side in B gap

SPLIT B to strength; A to weak side; both in B gap SPLIT WEAK A to strength; B to weak side


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BACKFIELD SETS

B

A

A

POWER I (from Heavy personnel) F aligns in aStrong alignment.

** One back GUN A aligns strong. ** One back GUN FAR A aligns weak.

F BA F/T

T (usually from Heavy personnel) F or T aligns ina Strong alignment; A aligns Weak.

B

A F/T

BONE (usually from Heavy personnel) F or T alignsin a Strong alignment; A aligns Weak at 7 yds.

B

A

F/T

BROKEN BONE (usually from Heavy personnel) F or T aligns in a wing position.

A

BA

GUN B aligns strong; A aligns weak.

AB

GUN FAR B aligns weak; A aligns strong.


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PRO FORMATIONS

B

A

PRO LEFT

XY

Z

B

A

Z

YX

PRO RIGHT

B

A

PRO LEFT STRONG

XY

Z

B

A

Z

YX

PRO RIGHT STRONG

B

A

Z

YX

PRO RIGHT WEAK

B

A

PRO LEFT WEAK

XY

Z

BA

PRO LEFT NEAR

XY

Z

B A

Z

YX

PRO RIGHT NEAR


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PRO FORMATIONS

B A

PRO LEFT FAR

XY

Z

BA

Z

YX

PRO RIGHT FAR

B A

PRO LEFT SPLIT

XY

Z

BA

Z

YX

PRO RIGHT SPLIT

BA

PRO LEFT SPLIT WEAK

XY

Z

B A

Z

YX

PRO RIGHT SPLIT WEAK


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PRO FORMATIONS

B

A

PRO LEFT A-TRIPS

XY

Z

B

A Z

YX

PRO RIGHT A-TRIPS

A

B

PRO LEFT TRIPS

XY

Z

A

B Z

YX

PRO RIGHT TRIPS

B

A

PRO LEFT A-DEUCE

XY

Z

B

A Z

YX

PRO RIGHT A-DEUCE

A

B

PRO LEFT DEUCE

XY

Z

A

B Z

YX

PRO RIGHT DEUCE


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PRO FORMATIONS

B

A

PRO LEFT WING

XY

Z B

A

Z

YX

PRO RIGHT WING

B

A

PRO LEFT SLOT

XY

Z B

A

Z

YX

PRO RIGHT SLOT

B

A

PRO LEFT FLEX

XY

Z

B

A

Z

YX

PRO RIGHT FLEX

5-7 yds5-7 yds


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TWINS FORMATIONS

B

A

TWINS LEFT

X Y

Z

B

A

Z

Y X

TWINS RIGHT

B

A

TWINS LEFT FLIP

X

YZ

B

A

ZY

X

TWINS RIGHT FLIP

B

A

TWINS LEFT STRONG

X Y

Z

B

A

Z

Y X

TWINS RIGHT STRONG

B

A

TWINS LEFT WEAK

X Y

Z

B

A

Z

Y X

TWINS RIGHT WEAK


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TWINS FORMATIONS

B A

TWINS LEFT FAR

X Y

Z

BA

Z

Y X

TWINS RIGHT FAR

B A

TWINS LEFT SPLIT

X Y

Z

BA

Z

Y X

TWINS RIGHT SPLIT

A B

TWINS LEFT SPLIT WEAK

X Y

Z

AB

Z

Y X

TWINS RIGHT SPLIT WEAK

BA

TWINS LEFT NEAR

X Y

Z

B A

Z

Y X

TWINS RIGHT NEAR


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TWINS FORMATIONS

B

A

TWINS LEFT A-TRIPS

X Y

Z

B

A Z

Y X

TWINS RIGHT A-TRIPS

A

B

TWINS LEFT TRIPS

X Y

Z

A

B Z

Y X

TWINS RIGHT TRIPS

B

A

TWINS LEFT A-DEUCE

X Y

Z

B

A Z

Y X

TWINS RIGHT A-DEUCE

A

B

TWINS LEFT DEUCE

X Y

Z

A

B Z

Y X

TWINS RIGHT DEUCE


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TWINS FORMATIONS

B

A

TWINS LEFT WING

X Y

Z

Y

A

Z

X

TWINS RIGHT WING

B

B

A

TWINS LEFT SLOT

X Y

Z

Y

A

Z

X

TWINS RIGHT SLOT

B

B

A

TWINS RIGHT FLEX

XY

Z

B

A

Z

YX

TWINS LEFT FLEX

5-7 yds 5-7 yds


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SPREAD FORMATIONS

B

A

SPREAD LEFT

X W

Z

B

A

Z

W X

SPREAD RIGHT

B

A

SPREAD LEFT FLIP

X

WZ

B

A

ZW

X

SPREADRIGHT FLIP

B

A

SPREAD LEFT STRONG

X W

Z

B

A

Z

W X

SPREAD RIGHT STRONG

B

A

SPREAD LEFT WEAK

X W

Z

B

A

Z

W X

SPREAD RIGHT WEAK


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SPREAD FORMATIONS

B A

SPREAD LEFT FAR

X W

Z

BA

Z

W X

SPREAD RIGHT FAR

B A

SPREAD LEFT SPLIT

X W

Z

BA

Z

W X

SPREAD RIGHT SPLIT

A B

SPREAD LEFT SPLIT WEAK

X W

Z

AB

Z

W X

SPREAD RIGHT SPLIT WEAK

BA

SPREAD LEFT NEAR

X W

Z

B A

Z

W X

SPREAD RIGHT NEAR


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SPREAD FORMATIONS

A

B

SPREAD LEFT TRIPS

X W

Z

A

B Z

W X

SPREAD RIGHT TRIPS

B

A

SPREAD LEFT A-TRIPS

X W

Z

B

A Z

W X

SPREAD RIGHT A-TRIPS

A

B

SPREAD LEFT DEUCE

X W

Z

A

B Z

W X

SPREAD RIGHT DEUCE

B

A

SPREAD LEFT A-DEUCE

X W

Z

B

A Z

W X

SPREAD RIGHT A-DEUCE


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SPREAD FORMATIONS

B

A

SPREAD LEFT SLOT

X W

Z

W

A

Z

X

SPREAD RIGHT SLOT

B

B

A

SPREAD LEFT SLOT WEAK

X W

Z

W

A

Z

X

SPREAD RIGHT SLOT WEAK

B


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ACE FORMATIONS

H

A

ACE LEFT

X

Y

Z

Y

A

ACE RIGHT

Z

H

X

H

A

ACE TRIPS LEFT

X

Y

Z

Y

A

ACE TRIPS RIGHT

Z

H

X

H

A

ACE LEFT WING

X

Y

Z

Y

A

ACE RIGHT WING

Z

H

X

H

A

ACE LEFT DOUBLE WING

X

Y

Z

Y

A

ACE RIGHT DOUBLE WING

Z

H

X


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POKER FORMATIONS

Y

A

JACKS LEFT

X

KZ

X

A

JACKS RIGHT

Z

Y

K

Y

A

TENS RIGHT

K ZX

K

A

TENS LEFT

XY

Z

Y

A

JOKER RIGHT

K ZX

K

A

JOKER LEFT

XY

Z

Y

A

KINGS LEFT

X

KZ

X

A

KINGS RIGHT

Z

Y

K


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QUEENS FORMATIONS

K

A

QUEENS LEFT

X W

Z

X

A

QUEENS RIGHT

Z

W

K

W

A

TRIPS LEFT

X

KZ

X

A

TRIPS RIGHT

Z

W

K

W

A

BUNCH LEFT

X

KZ

X

A

BUNCH RIGHT

Z

W

K

W

K

EMPTY LEFT

X

AZ

W

K

EMPTY RIGHT

X

A Z


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FLUSH FORMATIONS

W

QUADS LEFT

X

KZ

X

QUADS RIGHT

Z

W

K

W

N

DIAMOND LEFT

X

KZ

X

N

DIAMOND RIGHT

Z

W

K

W

N

EMPTY LEFT

X

KZ

X

N

EMPTY RIGHT

Z

W

K

N N

W

N

STACK LEFT

X

K

Z

STACK RIGHT

W

N

X

K

Z


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ROYAL FORMATIONS

Y

K

EMPTY LEFT

X

NZ

X

K

EMPTY RIGHT

Z

Y

N

Y

N

EMPTY TIGHT RIGHT

K ZX

K N

EMPTY TIGHT LEFT

XY

Z

Y

N

QUADS LEFT

X

KZ

X

N

QUADS RIGHT

Z

Y

K

Y

N

QUADS TIGHT RIGHT

K ZX

K N

QUADS TIGHT LEFT

XY

Z


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FLANK FORMATIONS

B

A

FLANK LEFT

HY

Z

B

A

Z

YH

FLANK RIGHT

B

A

FLANK LEFT STRONG

HY

Z

B

A

Z

YH

FLANK RIGHT STRONG

B

A

Z

YH

FLANK RIGHT WEAK

B

A

FLANK LEFT WEAK

HY

Z

BA

FLANK LEFT NEAR

HY

Z

B A

Z

YH

FLANK RIGHT NEAR


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FLANK FORMATIONS

B A

FLANK LEFT FAR

HY

Z

BA

Z

YH

FLANK RIGHT FAR

B A

FLANK LEFT SPLIT

HY

Z

BA

Z

YH

FLANK RIGHT SPLIT

BA

FLANK LEFT SPLIT WEAK

HY

Z

B A

Z

YH

FLANK RIGHT SPLIT WEAK

B

A

FLANK LEFT BUNCH

HY

Z B

A

Z

YH

FLANK RIGHT BUNCH


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FLANK FORMATIONS

B

A

FLANK LEFT WING

HY

Z B

A

Z

YH

FLANK RIGHT WING

B

A

FLANK LEFT WING WEAK

HY

Z B

A

Z

YH

FLANK RIGHT WING WEAK

B

A

FLANK LEFT FLEX BUNCH

HY

Z B

A

Z

YH

FLANK RIGHT FLEX BUNCH

5-7 yds5-7 yds

BA

VICTORY

HY

Z

** WE WILL USE VICTORY OFFENSE WHEN WEWANT TO TAKE A KNEE AT THE END OF AGAME OR HALF. WE WILL TAKE SHOE-TO-SHOE SPLITS ACROSS THE LOS. A & B WILL

ALIGN 1 YARD DEEP IN THE A GAPS IN 3-PTSTANCES. Z WILL ALIGN 15 YARDS DEEPBEHIND THE QB & ACT AS A SAFETY. ON THESNAP, EVERYONE WILL PROTECT THEIRINSIDE GAPS. QB WILL TAKE THE SNAP, STEPSTRAIGHT BACK FROM THE LOS & TAKE AKNEE.


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HEAVY FORMATIONS

B

A

HEAVY LEFT

HY

F B

A

F

YH

HEAVY RIGHT

B

A

HEAVY LEFT WING

HY

F

B

A

F

YH

HEAVY RIGHT WING

B

A

HEAVY LEFT BUNCH

HY

F B

A

F

YH

HEAVY RIGHT BUNCH

B

A

HEAVY LEFT BONE

HY

F

B

A F

YH

HEAVY RIGHT BONE


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JUMBO FORMATIONS

B

A

JUMBO LEFT STRONG

HY

R

B

A

R

YH

JUMBO RIGHT STRONG

B

A

JUMBO LEFT BUNCH

HY

R B

A

R

YH

JUMBO RIGHT BUNCH

B

A

JUMBO LEFT

HY

R

B

A

R

YH

JUMBO RIGHT

B

A

JUMBO LEFT WEAK

HY

R

B

A

R

YH

JUMBO RIGHT WEAK


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JUMBO FORMATIONS

B

A

JUMBO LEFT WING

HY

R B

A

R

YH

JUMBO RIGHT WING

B A

JUMBO LEFT SPLIT

HY

R

BA

R

YH

JUMBO RIGHT SPLIT

A

JUMBO LEFT WING WEAK

HY

R B

A

R

YH

JUMBO RIGHT WING WEAK

A B

JUMBO LEFT SPLIT WEAK

HY

R

AB

R

YH

JUMBO RIGHT SPLIT WEAK

B


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TRADES AND MOTIONS

We will use trades and motions along with multiple

personnel groups to get our offense in a bettermatch up with Defenses. Trades and Motion will bean integral part of our offense so we can keepdefenses off balance.

Motions will start with the foot movement of theQuarterback. The QB will kick personnel intomotion. The timing will vary based on theparticular motion, formation, and play.

Trades & Troops will commence upon theQuarterbacks command of TRADE.

GENERAL RULES:

Wide Receivers must not cover a Tight End thatis going to Trade or move and may shift onlyafter the Tight End has shifted.

All personnel must be set for 1 second beforethe ball can be snapped.


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WR MOTION

ZAC - Extended motion across the formation.This motion will always be by Z unless it istagged with a letter.

Example - Zac to Twins Lt Wk 22 Power

Z would motion.

Example - K-Zac to Joker Rt 14 ZoneK would motion.

This motion should take place on "Set"

ZAC TO TWINS LT WK

K-ZAC TO JOKER RT

ZIN - Short motion toward the formation. Thismotion will always be by Z unless it is taggedwith a letter.

Example - Zin to Pro Rt Str P24 Bk Cross Z would motion.

Example - K-Zin to Trips Rt 61 Jet X

K would motion.


ZIN TO PRO RT STR

K-ZIN TO TRIPS RT

ZOOM - Reverse motion into the formationand back. This motion will always be by Zunless tagged with a letter.

Example - Zoom to Pro Rt 14 ZoneZ would motion.

Example - K-Zoom to Trips Rt 14 ZoneK would motion.


ZOOM TO PRO RT

K-ZOOM TO TRIPS RT


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FB MOTION

FLO - Motion of B or H across the formationor from the I. Motion should begin after thefirst color command in the cadence. If B is inan offset position, he should gain groundtoward the LOS motioning.

This motion will be tagged to indicate wherethe motion player will initially line up. If nottagged, the motion player will align in the I.

Example - Str Flo to Pro Rt Wk 14 Zone

Example - Flo to Pro Rt Wing 11 Boss

STR FLO TO PRO RT WK

FLOP - Return motion by B or H. This motionshould begin after first color command.

This motion will be tagged to indicate wherethe motion player will initially line up.

Example - Wing Flop to Pro Rt Wing11 Boss

Example - Wing Flop to Twins Rt Wk27 Power

WING FLOP TO PRO RT WING

WING FLOP TO TWINS RT WK

SQUIRM - Motion by B. This motion gives theFB the flexibility to start off ANYWHERE, andend up in the alignment needed to effectivelyrun the play that is called. This motion can

cross the Center, or not. The only rule is thatthe FB CANNOT be moving towards the LOSwhen the ball is snapped.

Example - Squirm to Pro Rt 22 Power

Example - Squirm to Twins Rt 18 Boss

FLO TO PRO RT WING

SQUIRM TO PRO RT 22 POWER

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RB MOTION

SAIL - Is motion by A from his calledalignment to a Wide receiver position on thestrong side of the formation.

Example - Sail to Pro Rt A-Trips 34 Give

Example - Sail to Twins Rt A-Trips 61Under

SAIL TO PRO RT A-TRIPS

WHIP - Is motion by A from his calledalignment to a Wide receiver position on theweak side of the formation.

Example - Whip to Pro Rt A-Deuce 34 Give

Example - Whip to Twins Rt A-Deuce

61 Smash-Big

SAIL TO TWINS RT A-TRIPS

WHIP TO PRO RT A-DEUCE

WHIP TO TWINS RT A-DEUCE

SQUIRM - Motion by A (1-BACK ONLY). Thismotion gives the RB the flexibility to start offANYWHERE, and end up in the alignmentneeded to effectively run the play that is

called. The only rule is that the RB CANNOTbe moving towards the LOS when the ball issnapped.

Example Gun Squirm to Queens Rt14 Zone

Example Gun Squirm to Empty Rt

51 Smash

GUN SQUIRM TO QUEENS RT 14 ZONE

GUN SQUIRM TO EMPTY RT 51 SMASH


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HIGH MOTION

HIGH - Is usually done from a wing or slotposition. Motion back from LOS to backfield.Gain depth to 7 yds, then work flat.

High motion will be tagged after the formation

in the huddle. The motion man has to knowwhere to end up based the play called.Example Pro Rt Slot B-High 15 Zone

B would motion.

This motion should take place on the 2nd"color" in the cadence.

PRO RT SLOT B-HIGH

Example Queens Rt K-High 23 Veer OptK would motion.


QUEENS RT K-HIGH

Example Spread Rt A-Trips A-High35 Give Opt

A would motion.


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TE MOTION

PRO RT WK Y-FLO

ACE RT H-FLO

FLO - Motion of Y or H across the formationor from a TE alignment. Motion should beginwith a shift call by the QB. TE must makesure that the WR is on the LOS beforebeginning his motion.

TE motion will be tagged after the formationin the huddle. The TE has to know where toend up based which play is called.Example Pro Rt Wk Y-Flo 18 Boss

Example Ace Rt H-Flow 22 Power

FLOP - Return motion by Y or H from a TEalignment. Motion should begin with a shiftcall by the QB. TE must make sure that theWR is on the LOS before beginning hismotion.

TE motion will be tagged after the formation inthe huddle. The TE has to know where to endup based which play is called.

Example Pro Rt Str Y-Flop 11 Boss

Example Ace Rt Y-Flop 14 Zone Lead

PRO RT STR Y-FLOP

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TRADE/TROOP

TRADE PRO LT STRTRADE - Call that tells Y to align opposite ofthe huddle call. At the LOS the QB will makea "trade" call and the Y will change sides sothat he is aligned in the formation called inthe huddle.

Example Trade Pro Lt Str 27 Power

TROOP - Call that tells Y and H/B to alignopposite of the huddle call. At the LOS theQB will make a "trade" call and the Y and H/Bwill change sides so that they are aligned inthe formation called in the huddle.

Troop is used almost exclusiveley with a

TE/Wing formation.

Example - Troop Pro Lt Wing 11 BOSS

PRO LT STR

TROOP PRO LT WING

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XZ

Y

2 Yds.

BASE ALIGNMENT

WIDE RECEIVERS OUR BASE ALIGNMENT WILL BE BASED ON THE POSITION OF THE BALL- WE WILL USE FIELD MARKERS AS OUR LANDMARKS (HASH & NUMBERS)- ON WRs WILL VERTICALLY ALIGN TOE TO TOE WITH THE CENTER- OFF WRs WILL ALIGN WITH THEIR TOES ON THE HEELS OF THE ENDMAN ON THE LINE OF SCRIMMAGE (H,Y, OR OT)

- WE CAN ADJUST OUR ALIGNMENTS ACCORDING TO THE CALLED

ROUTE

BALL IN THE MIDDLE OF THE FIELD:Outside WR (#1) Align 2yds outside the bottom of the numbersInside WR (#2) Split the difference between #1 and the hashInside WR (#3) Split the difference between #2 and the EMOL (OT or TE)

X YZ

2 Yds. 2 Yds.

PRO RIGHT

TWINS RIGHT

XZ

2 Yds.2 Yds.

WK

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XZ

Y

YZ

X

2 Yds.

BALL ON THE HASH:Outside WR to the Field (#1) Align at the top of the numbersOutside WR to the Boundary (#1) - Align 2yds outside the bottom of the numbersInside WR to the Field (#2) Align 2yds outside the hashInside WR to the Boundary (#2) Split the difference between #1 and EMOL (OT)Inside WR (#3) Split the difference between #2 and the EMOL (OT or TE)

WZ

XK

2 Yds.

WK Z

X

2 Yds.

PRO RIGHT

TWINS RIGHT

QUEENS RIGHT

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ALERT

Example:

TWINS RT 15 ZONE-ALERT

** Pre-snap read by the QB.

** QB must signal the RBs by tapping his right hip,the B-back would have to alter his path to not collidewith the QB.

With any two-WR side, the outside WR runs thehitch-screen and the inside WR blocks the corner.

We can tag specific run plays (usually 14/15 Zone) with Alert. This tag will alert the WRs, RBs, andQB that we will be looking for uncovered or soft covered WRs and have the option to throw a quickhitch-screen to any side with 2 or more detached WRs. The offensive line will not know whether theball is being thrown or not, and will simply block the run play that is called.

B

A

RULES:UNDER CENTER

Pre-snap read for the QB.If the QB likes the look, he has the option to take a 1-stepdrop and throw the hitch-screen. The QB will tap his hipto the direction of the throw to alert the RBs to avoidcolliding with the QB. They will block opposite the hitch-screen side.

IN THE GUN

Pre or Post-snap read for the QB.If the RB is aligned away from the hitch-screen side, it is apre-snap read for the QB. If the RB is aligned towards thehitch-screen side, it is a post-snap read for the QB, wherehe has the option to give the ball or pull it and throw thehitch-screen.

X

Z

Example:

GUN QUEENS RT 15 ZONE-ALERT

** If the QB likes the look to the left, it is a pre-snapread, and there is no need to signal.

** If the QB likes the look to the right, it is a post-snapread, where the QB has the option to give the ball tothe RB or pull it and throw the hitch-screen.

With any two-WR side, the outside WR runs thehitch-screen and the inside WR blocks the corner.

K

A

X

Z

W

Example:

GUN SPREAD RT TRIPS 14 ZONE-ALERT

** Pre-snap read by the QB, and there is no need tosignal.

With any three-WR side, the outside WR runs thehitch-screen, the #2 WR blocks the overhangdefender (OSLB or SS), and the #3 WR blocks thecorner.

B

A

X

Z

W


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ZONESCHEMES


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50

Y: Scoop Man Reach blockZorro Zone Reach block (vs In-move OSLB)

Tex Fence Block DT

PST: Scoop Zone Reach block(Zone combo w/ PSG)

Zorro Zone Reach block

(look for OSLB on In-move)

Tex Pull for OSLB

PSG: Scoop / Zorro Uncov Zone combo w/PSTTex Pull for FSLB

C: Identify #0

Rip/Reach through FS A gap.

BSG: Rip/Reach through BS A gap.

BST: Rip/Reach through BS B gap.

B/H: Block support player.BOSS = Back On Strong Support

Q: Open to 4 or 8 oclock. Extend the ball with bothhands. Get the ball to RB as deep as possible and

Dropback fake.

A: Align with toes at 7 yds. Open step (slight drop) tothe inside leg of the TE, crossover, stay on aiming point.Read block on edge, use your vision.

X: Attackside Block CornerBackside Cut-off safety

Z: Attackside Block CornerBackside Cut-off safety

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Y: Base Man Reach blockChip Zone Reach Block

(Zone Combo w/ PST)

PST: Base - Pull for FSLBChip Uncovered Zone Combo w/ TE

PSG: Force Zone Reach Block(Zone combo w/Center)

C: Identify #0FS A gap to #0.

Force Uncovered Zone combo w/FSG



B/H: Block support player.BOSS = Back On Strong Support

Q:Open to 4 or 8 oclock. Extend the ball with bothhands. Get the ball to RB as deep as possible and

Dropback fake.

A: Align with toes at 7 yds. Open step (slight drop) tothe inside leg of the TE, crossover, stay on aiming point.Read block on edge, use your vision.

X: Attackside Block CornerBackside Cut-off safety

Z: Attackside Block CornerBackside Cut-off safety

11/18 Boss is an under-blocked outside stretch play run to a TE from multiple sets. We willutilize both Zone and Man blocking schemes based on the front.

NOTES:

11/18 BOSS

C

$ F

S TE T E

WM C C

F $

W

TE T E

SM C

#0

#0

SCOOP

PRO LT STR 18 BOSS PRO RT 11 BOSS

BLACK (4-3)UNDER (4-3)

FORCEBASE


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18 BOSS 11 BOSS

C

$ F

S NT

D

T W

M C

C

$ F

S

TE T E

WM C

C

$

F

S

NT

D

TW

MC

C

$

F

S

TE T EW

M

C

C

F $

W NT

M

T S

D C

C

F $

W

TE T E

SM C

C

W

F

D

NT

S

T$

MC

C

W

F

M

TE T E$

S

C

#0 #0

SCOOP ZORRO

FORCE

SCOOPTEX

#0#0

#0 #0

#0

OKIE OKIE

BLACK (4-3)BLACK (4-3)

BULLDOG (3-3) BULLDOG (3-3)

BRONCO (4-4)BRONCO (4-4)

#0

FORCE

FORCE

FORCE

CHIP

BASE CHIP

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Y: Rip/Reach through BS C gap.

PST: Scoop Zone Reach block

(Zone combo w/ PSG)

PSG: Scoop Uncovered Zone Combo w/ PST

C: Identify #0Rip/Reach through FS A gap.



B/H: Block widest LB on play-side (#3). Open step(slight drop) to the inside leg of the ghost TE, crossover,stay on aiming point.

BOB = Back On Backer

Q: Open to 4 or 8 oclock. Extend the ball with bothhands. Get the ball to RB as deep as possible andDropback fake.

A: Align with toes at 7 yds. Open step (slight drop) tothe inside leg of the ghost TE, crossover, stay on aimingpoint. Read block on edge, use your vision.

X: Attackside Read-crack to SupportBackside Cut-off safety

Z: Attackside Read-crack to SupportBackside Cut-off safety

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Y: Rip/Reach through BS C gap.

PST: Base Man Reach Block

Zorro Zone Reach Block (vs In-move DE)

PSG: Force Zone Reach block(Zone combo w/ C)

Zorro Zone Reach block

(look for DE on In-move)


Force / Zorro Uncovered Zone combo w/FSG



B/H: Block widest LB on play-side (#3). Open step(slight drop) to the inside leg of the ghost TE, crossover,stay on aiming point.

BOB = Back On Backer

Q:Open to 4 or 8 oclock. Extend the ball with bothhands. Get the ball to RB as deep as possible andDropback fake.

A: Align with toes at 7 yds. Open step (slight drop) tothe inside leg of the ghost TE, crossover, stay on aimingpoint. Read block on edge, use your vision.

X: Attackside Read-crack to SupportBackside Cut-off safety

Z: Attackside Read-crack to SupportBackside Cut-off safety

11/18 Bob is an under-blocked outside stretch play run to an open-side (no TE) from multiplesets. We will utilize both Zone and Man blocking schemes based on the front.

11/18 BOB

NOTES:

C

$ F

S

TE T E

WM C#0

SCOOP

SPREAD LT STR 18 BOB PRO LT 11 BOB

C

F$

W

T ETE

S MC#0


FORCE


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C

$F

SN T

D

TW

MC

#0

SCOOP

OKIE

C

$ F

S NT

D

T W

MC

#0

SCOOP

OKIE

C

$F

S

T ETE

W MC #0

BLACK (4-3)

C

$ F

S

TE T E

WMC#0

BLACK (4-3)

ZORRO

C

$

F

S

N T

D

TW

MC

SCOOP

#0

BULLDOG (3-3)

C

$

F

S

NT

D

TW

MC

SCOOP

#0

BULLDOG (3-3)

C

$

F

S

T ETE

W

MC #0

BRONCO (4-4)

FORCE

FORCE

C

$

F

S

T ETE

W M

C

#0

BRONCO (4-4)


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Y: Covered Drive- block the P/S #.Uncovered Create double team with covered lineman indirection of play. Work to the 2nd level.

PST: Covered Drive- block the P/S #.

PSG: Uncovered Create double team with coveredlineman in direction of play. Work to the 2nd level.

C: Identify #0Covered Drive- block the P/S #.

BSG: Covered Drive- block the P/S #.Uncovered Create double team with covered lineman indirection of play. Work to the 2nd level.

BST: Identify BS #2BS#2 on 2nd Level - Create double team with coveredlineman in direction of play. Work to the 2nd level.

BS#2 on LOS Drive- block the P/S #.

B/H: No wider than the B gap in motion. Take aimingpoint to outside leg of the BSG. Attack the LOS and getthe EMOL on the ground.

Q: Open to 5 or 7 oclock and gain depth. Extend theball with both hands. Get the ball to RB as deep as

possible and Naked fake away.

A: Align with toes at 7 yds. Open step (slight drop) tothe inside leg of the TE, crossover, on 3rd step squareshoulders to B gap. Press the LOS and read the firstdown defender to the playside of the Center, use yourvision.

X: Block primary support

Z: Block primary support

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Y: Covered Drive- block the P/S #.Uncovered Create double team with covered lineman indirection of play. Work to the 2nd level.

PST: Covered Drive- block the P/S #.Uncovered Create double team with covered lineman in

direction of play. Work to the 2nd level.

PSG: Covered Drive- block the P/S #.

C: Identify #0Uncovered Create double team with covered lineman indirection of play. Work to the 2nd level.

BSG: Covered Drive- block the P/S #.

Uncovered Create double team with covered lineman indirection of play. Work to the 2nd level.


BS#2 on LOS Drive- block the P/S #.

B/H: No wider than the B gap in motion. Take aimingpoint to outside leg of the BSG. Attack the LOS and getthe EMOL on the ground.

Q: Open to 5 or 7 oclock and gain depth. Extend theball with both hands. Get the ball to RB as deep aspossible and Naked fake away.

A: Align with toes at 7 yds. Open step (slight drop) tothe inside leg of the TE, crossover, on 3 rd step squareshoulders to B gap. Press the LOS and read the firstdown defender to the playside of the Center, use yourvision.



14/15 Zone is an over-blocked inside zone play that can be run from many 1-back or 2-back sets. 14/15Zone may be choiced to a specific side or packaged with another play. VARIATION: Zone Lead (FB lead)

C

$ F

S TE T E

WM C C

F $

W

TE T E

SM C

NOTES:

#0

#0

PRO LT 15 ZONE PRO RT 14 ZONE



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Y: Same as 14/15 Zone.

PST: Same as 14/15 Zone.

PSG: Same as 14/15 Zone.

C: Same as 14/15 Zone.

BSG: Same as 14/15 Zone.

BST: Same as 14/15 Zone.

B/H: Attack the LOS and block #3. Most of the time #3will come from an outside support area.


A: Align with toes at 7 yds. Open step (slight drop) tothe inside leg of the TE, crossover, on 3rd step square

shoulders to B gap. Press the LOS and read the firstdown defender to the playside of the Center, use yourvision.



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B/H: Attack the LOS and block #3. Most of the time #3will come from an outside support area.


A: Align with toes at 7 yds. Open step (slight drop) tothe inside leg of the TE, crossover, on 3 rd step squareshoulders to B gap. Press the LOS and read the firstdown defender to the playside of the Center, use yourvision.



14/15 Zone is an over-blocked inside zone play that can be run from 2-back sets. 14/15 Zone-Lead maybe choiced to a specific side or packaged with another play. Primarily a split-end play.

C

$ F

S TE T E

WM CC

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B: Align with toes at 4yds. Downhill step with playsidefoot Aiming at the playside leg of the Center. Receivehandoff and read the Centers block.

Q: Drop step with backside foot. Open to mid-line.Quick hand-off to FB & carry out Option fake.

A: Align with toes at 7 yds. Freeze for one count.Open step (slight drop) to the inside leg of the TE,crossover, get to pitch relationship with the QB. Carry outOption fake.



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B: Align with toes at 4yds. Downhill step with playsidefoot Aiming at the playside leg of the Center. Receivehandoff and read the Centers block.

Q: Drop step with backside foot. Open to mid-line.Quick hand-off to FB & carry out Option fake.

A: Align with toes at 7 yds. Freeze for one count.Open step (slight drop) to the inside leg of the TE,crossover, get to pitch relationship with the QB. Carry outOption fake.



34/35 Give is an over-blocked inside zone play run to the FB in 2-back sets. 34/35 Give may be choiced toa specific side or packaged with another play. The blocking assignments are the same as 14/15 Zone.

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Y: Identify the Point LB. GAP

PST: Identify the Point LB. GAP

PSG: Identify the Point LB. GAP

C: Identify #0 BS ILBBackside GAP Fill for Puller

BSG: PULL Kick-pull for depth to FSLB. Insert into theLOS downhill with shoulders square.

BST: Reach frontside gap & Hinge

B/H: No wider than the B gap in motion. Aim for insideleg of PST. Insert through the C gap. If PST is covered,kick-out EMOL.

Q:Open to 5 or 7 oclock and gain depth. Extend the ballwith both hands. Get the ball to RB as deep as possibleand continue on path for Dropback pass fake.

A: Align with toes at 7yds. Slide-step to OS leg of PST.2nd step is downhill. Receive handoff and follow 2nd puller(BSG) through the C gap.



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BSG: PULL Kick-pull for depth to FSLB. Insert into theLOS downhill with shoulders square.


B/H: No wider than the B gap in motion. Aim for insideleg of PST. Insert through the C gap. If PST isuncovered, kick-out the OSLB/SS.

**Scheme can adjust based on Gameplan/DE alignment**

Q: Open to 5 or 7 oclock and gain depth. Extend theball with both hands. Get the ball to RB as deep aspossible and continue on path for Dropback pass fake.

A: Align with toes at 7yds. Slide-step to OS leg of PST.2nd step is downhill. Receive handoff and follow 2nd puller(BSG) through the C gap.



22/27 Power is a GAP scheme with a double team at the point of attack to move the line ofscrimmage. Power can be run to either the TE side or split end side of the formation.

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Y: Identify the Point LB. GAP




BSG: PULL Flat-pull for 1st defender outside the tacklebox. Aim for PLAYSIDE # and log or kickout based onreaction.


B/H:From I - Open step opposite (slight drop) to the outsideleg of the BST, crossover, on 3rd step plant and redirect.Read block of BSG & insert to FSLB.

From Offset Jab step, plant and redirect. Read block ofBSG & insert to FSLB.

From LOS - PULL Kick-pull for depth. Read block ofBSG & insert to FSLB.

Q:Reverse out to 5:30 or 6:30 oclock and gain depth.Extend the ball with both hands. Get the ball to RB asdeep as possible and Waggle fake away.

A: Align with toes at 7 yds. Open step opposite (slightdrop) to the outside leg of the BST, crossover, on 3 rd stepplant and redirect. Receive handoff and follow 2nd puller (Bor H) through the C gap.



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BSG: PULL Flat-pull for 1st defender outside the tacklebox. Aim for PLAYSIDE # and log or kickout based onreaction.

**Scheme can adjust based on Gameplan/DE alignment**


B/H:From I - Open step opposite (slight drop) to the outsideleg of the BST, crossover, on 3rd step plant and redirect.Read block of BSG & insert to FSLB.

From Offset Jab step, plant and redirect. Read block ofBSG & insert to FSLB.

From LOS - PULL Kick-pull for depth. Read block ofBSG & insert to FSLB.

Q: Reverse out to 5:30 or 6:30 oclock and gain depth.Extend the ball with both hands. Get the ball to RB asdeep as possible and Waggle fake away.

A: Align with toes at 7 yds. Open step opposite (slightdrop) to the outside leg of the BST, crossover, on 3 rd stepplant and redirect. Receive handoff and follow 2nd puller (Bor H) through the C gap.



22/27 TREY

22/27 Trey is a counter action GAP scheme with a double team at the point of attack to move theline of scrimmage. Trey can be run to either the TE side or split end side of the formation.

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Y: Block Man-on Drive block the INSIDE #.

PST: Block Man-on Drive block the INSIDE #.

PSG: DOUBLE TEAMA-gap player with Center to backside LB (#1) = COG

C: Identify #0DOUBLE TEAM

A-gap player with FSG to backside LB (#1) = COG

BSG: FAN OUTCovered Block Man-on; Drive block the INSIDE #.

Uncovered combo w/ BST to next LB = SCOUT

BST: FAN OUTBSG Covered Block Man-on; Drive block the INSIDE #.

BSG Uncovered combo w/ BSG to next LB = SCOUT

B/H: Lateral first step, 2nd step down hill & attack theLOS through the A-gap. Block the frontside, inside LB;INSIDE # aiming point.

Q: Reverse pivot, open with backside foot to 6 oclock.Extend the ball with ONE hand. Get the ball to RB as

deep as possible and Dropback fake behind PSG.

A: Align with toes at 7 yds. Lateral step to the insideleg of the PSG, downshill on 2nd step to the A-gap. Pressthe LOS and read the double-team.



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PST: FAN OUTCombo w/ TE to outside LB / support = CHIP

PSG: FAN OUTBlock Man-on Drive block the INSIDE #.


A-gap player with BSG to backside LB (#0) = A

BSG: DOUBLE TEAM

A-gap player with Center to backside LB (#0) = A

BST: Block Man-on Drive block the INSIDE #.

B/H: Lateral first step, 2nd step down hill & attack theLOS through the A-gap. Block the frontside, inside LB;INSIDE # aiming point. In a 4-3 defense, we will block themiddle LB.

Q: Reverse pivot, open with backside foot to 6 oclock.Extend the ball with ONE hand. Get the ball to RB asdeep as possible and Dropback fake behind PSG.

A: Align with toes at 7 yds. Lateral step to the insideleg of the PSG, downshill on 2nd step to the A-gap. Pressthe LOS and read PSGs block to the backside double-team.



24/25 ISO

24/25 Iso is an under-blocked inside isolation play that utilizes a man blocking scheme that will alwaysemploy a double-team and a fan. 24/25 Iso is run from 2-Back sets. We will double team the A-gap playerin the front. The FB leads through on the frontside LB. 24/25 Iso may be choiced or packaged.

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Y: Frontside - Block Man-on Drive block the INSIDE #.Backside Reach frontside gap & Hinge

PST: Block Man-on Drive block the INSIDE #.

PSG: DOUBLE TEAMA-gap player with Center to backside LB (#1) = COG


A-gap player with FSG to backside LB (#1) = COG

BSG: FAN OUTCovered Block Man-on; Drive block the INSIDE #.

Uncovered Block out; fill for pulling BST

BST: PULL Kick-pull for depth to FSLB. Insert into theLOS downhill with shoulders square.

B/H: No wider than the B gap in motion. Take aimingpoint to outside leg of the BSG. Allow BST to clear, attackthe LOS and get the C-gap defender on the ground.

Q:Reverse out to 5:30 or 6:30 oclock and gain depth.Extend the ball with both hands. Get the ball to RB as

deep as possible and Naked fake away.

A: Align with toes at 7 yds. Open step opposite (slightdrop) to the outside leg of the BST, crossover, on 3 rd stepplant and redirect. Receive handoff and follow pullingTackle.



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PST: FAN OUTCombo w/ TE to outside LB / support = CHIP

PSG: FAN OUTBlock Man-on Drive block the INSIDE #.


A-gap player with BSG to backside LB (#0) = A

BSG: DOUBLE TEAMA-gap player with Center to backside LB (#0) = A

BST: PULL Kick-pull for depth to FSLB. Insert into theLOS downhill with shoulders square.

B/H: No wider than the B gap in motion. Take aimingpoint to outside leg of the BSG. Allow BST to clear, attackthe LOS and get the C-gap defender on the ground.

Q:Reverse out to 5:30 or 6:30 oclock and gain depth.Extend the ball with both hands. Get the ball to RB as

deep as possible and Naked fake away.

A: Align with toes at 7 yds. Open step opposite (slightdrop) to the outside leg of the BST, crossover, on 3 rd stepplant and redirect. Receive handoff and follow pullingTackle.



24/25 TED

24/25 Ted is an under-blocked inside isolation play with misdirection backfield action. It can be run fromboth 2-Back or 1-Back sets, and utilizes a man blocking scheme that is identical to 24/25 Iso on thefrontside. The BST leads through on the frontside LB. 24/25 Ted may be choiced or packaged.

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T: Block Man On Pass set to the INSIDE # and turn thedefender to the outside. Allow him to come up the field.

G: Callside PULL Kick-pull for depth to FSLB. Insertinto the LOS downhill with shoulders square.

Offside - DOUBLE TEAM - A-gap player with Center tobackside LB = COG

C: Make the LARRY or ROGER call. Make the calltowards where the Nose is shaded or where you think hewill drive.


Offside - DOUBLE TEAM - A-gap player with Center tobackside LB = COG


Q: Gun - Catch snap, Fake pass, pause for a 1-count,and hand the ball to the RB.

Under Center Full 5-step drop, plant and hand ball to RBon the right-hand side.

SELL PASS look at Safeties

A: Fake 61/68 protection for a 1-count. Receive handoffand GET TO MIDLINE. Read and react to blocks.

X: Block nearest overhang defender on 2nd level.

K: Block nearest overhang defender on 2nd level.

W: Block primary support.

Z: Block primary support.

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Offside - Block Man On Pass set to the INSIDE # andturn the defender to the outside. Allow him to come up thefield.

C: Make the LARRY or ROGER call. Make the calltowards the tighter of the two DL.


Offside - Block Man On Pass set to the INSIDE # andturn the defender to the outside. Allow him to come up thefield.





A: Fake 61/68 protection for a 1-count. Receive handoffand GET TO MIDLINE. Read and react to blocks.


K: Block nearest overhang defender on 2nd level.



Draw is a 5-man in the box draw play that is primarily utilized in our 2-Minute package. It is strictly donefrom Queens personnel. It is a man blocking scheme that uses draw-action in the backfield. One Guard willpull to lead through to the 2nd level based on the leverage of the front the defense presents. There is nofront-side or number associated with the play.

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PST: Block Man On Pass set to the INSIDE # and turnthe defender to the outside. Allow him to come up thefield.

PSG: Set as the front-side of 61/68 Protection rules,power-set to the A-Gap. Transition to a drive block after a1-count.

C: **First covered lineman in the slide is the fold player**K-set to the A-Gap, punch NG with backside hand. Lookto LB, make HOLD call if LB plugs. If LB does not plug,drop-step and fold for LB (CAGE).

BSG: Set as the slide-side of 61/68 Protection rules,kick-set to the B-Gap. Look for 5-technique on the in-move. Make HOLD call if LB plugs.

BST: Set as the slide-side of 61/68 Protection rules,kick-set to the C-Gap. Look for any edge threat. MakeHARD call versus edge pressure.




A: Fake 61/68 protection for a 1-count. Receive handoff

and get to the bubble. Read and react to blocks.

B: Fake 61/68 protection for a 1-count. Attack the LOSthrough the A-gap. Block the frontside, inside LB; INSIDE# aiming point.




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PST: Block Man On Pass set to the INSIDE # and turnthe defender to the outside. Allow him to come up thefield.

PSG: Block Man On Pass set to the INSIDE # andturn the defender to the outside. Allow him to come up thefield.

C: Set as the slide-side of 61/68 Protection rules, kick-setto the A-Gap. Make HOLD call if LB plugs. Transition toa drive block after a 1-count.

BSG: **First covered lineman in the slide is the fold player**K-set to the B-Gap, punch DT with backside hand. Lookto LB, make HOLD call if LB plugs. If LB does not plug,drop-step and fold for LB (BOX).

BST: Set as the slide-side of 61/68 Protection rules,kick-set to the C-Gap. Look for any edge threat. MakeHARD call versus edge pressure.




A: Fake 61/68 protection for a 1-count. Receive handoff

and get to the bubble. Read and react to blocks.

B: Fake 61/68 protection for a 1-count. Attack the LOSthrough the A-gap. Block the frontside, inside LB; INSIDE# aiming point.




LEAD DRAW

Lead Draw is a 2-Back draw play off of our 61/68 Protection. This play will primarily be run from Spread

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Y: EMOL Rule - avoid OLB and work to the 2nd level(Rip). Seal the frontside LB. We will option the EMOL.

PST: TE Side Scoop Reach block (Zone combo w/PSG)

SE Side EMOL Rule - avoid T and work to the 2 nd level(Rip). Seal the frontside LB. We will option the EMOL.

PSG: Scoop Reach block (Zone combo w/ PST)

C: Identify #0Rip/Reach through FS A gap.

BSG:Rip/Reach through BS A gap.


B/H: Secure 2nd level to 3rd level.

Q:Under Center - Drop step with backside foot. Open tomid-line & press the edge.

Gun - Catch the ball & open step with playside foot aimingat the option defender.

**Attack the option keys outside shoulder to force adecision. Pitch off of his reaction.

A: Under Center - Align with toes at 7 yds. Open step(slight drop) to the inside leg of the TE, crossover, get topitch relationship with the QB.

Gun (1-back) - Align with toes at QBs heels. Dropstepwith backside foot, open step & crossover, work to pitchrelationship on 3rd step.

Gun (2-back) Open and drop playside foot. Workbehind QB to pitch relationahip.

OUTSIDE WR: Attackside Block CornerBackside Cut-off safety

INSIDE WR: Block Over-hang

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PST: EMOL Rule - avoid E and work to the 2nd level(Rip). Seal the frontside LB. We will option the EMOL.

PSG: Force Zone Reach Block(Zone combo w/Center)


Force Uncovered Zone combo w/FSG

BSG: Rip/Reach through BS A gap.BST: Rip/Reach through BS B gap.

B/H: Secure 2nd level to 3rd level.

Q:Under Center - Drop step with backside foot. Open tomid-line & press the edge.

Gun - Catch the ball & open step with playside foot aimingat the option defender.

**Attack the option keys outside shoulder to force adecision. Pitch off of his reaction.

A: Under Center - Align with toes at 7 yds. Open step(slight drop) to the inside leg of the TE, crossover, get topitch relationship with the QB.

Gun (1-back) - Align with toes at QBs heels. Dropstepwith backside foot, open step & crossover, work to pitchrelationship on 3rd step.

Gun (2-back) Open and drop playside foot. Workbehind QB to pitch relationahip.

OUTSIDE WR: Attackside Block CornerBackside Cut-off safety

INSIDE WR: Block Over-hang

11/18 OPTION

11/18 Option is an under-blocked zone play to attack the edge. It can be run from the gun or under center, to a TE oran open side (split-end), & can be run from 1-Back or 2-Back sets. Option may be choiced or packaged. We willoption EMOL (End Man On the Line) unless the play is tagged (11/18 Option-LB).

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Backside Zone rules

PST: Covered Reach block the P/S #.**EMOL Rule if your assignment by your zone-rule countputs you on the end man on the LOS, avoid yourassignment and work to the 2nd level (Rip). Seal thefrontside LB. We will option the EMOL.

PSG: Uncovered Create double team with coveredlineman in direction of play. Work to the 2nd level.

C: Identify #0Covered Reach block the P/S #.

BSG: Covered Reach block the P/S #.Uncovered Create double team with covered lineman indirection of play. Work to the 2nd level.


BS#2 on LOS Reach block the P/S #.

B: Align with toes at 4yds. Downhill step with playsidefoot aiming at the playside leg of the Center. Fake

handoff.

Q: Drop step with backside foot. Open to mid-line. Fakehand-off to FB & press the edge. Option off of the endman on the LOS (EMOL).

A: Align with toes at 7 yds. Freeze for one count.Open step (slight drop) to the inside leg of the TE,crossover, get to pitch relationship with the QB.



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