Split Zone is a great play meant to look like Zone Read to freeze the defensive end for a kick-out block from the tight end or fullback.
X’s & O’s: Inside Zone/RPO Levels
If the backside linebacker adds into the call side, throw the Dig in behind him. If he stays, expand to the #3 wide receiver or hand the ball to the running back.
X’s & O’s: Inside Zone/RPO RB Swing
When the running back leaves the box on this Inside Zone RPO, if the Mike linebacker doesn’t follow him, throw it to him. If he does, hand it off.
X’s & O’s: Flood Concept
The Flood concept is a great way to overload zone coverage and is a good, easy read for your quarterback. His progression is fairly straightforward.
X’s & O’s: Zone Read 3 Tech
This play is a great change-up for your zone read game and is also a great way to isolate a good 3 tech by putting him in a position he isn’t used to.
X’s & O’s: Levels Concept
Levels is an easy progression for the quarterback as the wide receivers should enter his vision naturally in order of the progression.
X’s & O’s: Split Zone
Split Zone is a great play meant to look like zone read to freeze the defensive end for a kick out block from the tight end or fullback.
X’s & O’s: One-Word RPOs
Our motto is, “Small menu, large understanding.” We limit run and pass plays so players can execute against all defensive looks. This is key to great RPOs.
Chopping Down The Run: Progressions On The Defensive Line
Here’s a Lumberjack’s approach to chopping down the run. Be simple in your techniques and progressions, and know repeatable processes are key to success.
X’s & O’s: Miracle In Miami
In the closing seconds of an early-December 2018 matchup between the Miami Dolphins and New England Patriots, the Dolphins won in the most unlikely way.
X’s & O’s: Midline Play
The Midline is the “up-the-middle” concept for your offense. The most basic type of Midline play is a double-option between the quarterback and the B-back.
X’s & O’s: Dart Run-Pass Option (RPO)
The quarterback’s read on the Dart RPO is critical to the success of the play. The QB has a pre-snap read and post-snap decision on the nickel or safety.