On the Dart RPO, if Mike fills, the quarterback pulls and throws Pop or Smoke based off the Sam’s movement. If Mike scrapes, the QB gives to the A back.
X’s & O’s: Levels Pass Play
Within college football, the Levels Pass Play is used widely by Oklahoma State and Louisville. June Jones also used it regularly. And with good reason.
X’s & O’s: Rocket Toss
Designed to reach the edge very quickly, the Rocket Toss is especially useful when the defense overloads the box or blitzes.
X’s & O’s: Smash 3×1
The smash concept is one of the top passing concepts in all of football because it is simple and effective against a variety of coverages.
X’s & O’s: Running Back Slip Screen
The T-back must be patient and use great footwork to “slip” through the rushers to the flat, catching the ball nearly on the play-side tackle’s original alignment.
X’s & O’s: Wide Receiver Slip Screen
When you want it all from a screen play, try the Wide Receiver Slip Screen. Like all screens, this screen invites the defense to rush the quarterback. That’s when things get interesting.
X’s & O’s: Counter Read With Bubble
Having a Counter Read in place with a Bubble on the outside of a spread formation “constrains” the number of players a defense can keep in the box.