Force the defense to practice against split zone and triple option, and get some draw action, with this flexbone wrinkle.
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X’s & O’s: Outside Zone Read BAM
This Outside Zone Play gives you a lead block to the front side linebacker while reading the back side end man on line of scrimmage (EMOLS).
X’s & O’s: Tackle Throwback Trick Play
In this classick trick play, the tackle must get enough depth to be behind the depth of the QB in order for this to be legal.
X’s & O’s: Maximizing Individual Period
Among players and coaches, the consensus seems to be that their favorite period of practice is team. With the practice being tilted heavily toward team and group work, this magnifies the importance of your 10-15 minutes of individual time.
X’s & O’s: 5/6 Man Combo Protection
Combo protection is a half-man, half-slide protection. The running back is accountable to check release the linebackers away from the call.
X’s & O’s: Lead Zone RPO
If you are going to run down-field RPOs, limit your quarterback’s reads. Lead Zone is perfect for any RPO. There is no read on the run.
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X’s & O’s: Jet Sweep PAP Post Wheel
In the Jet Sweep PAP Post Wheel, double run fakes cause the defense to step up to allow your receivers to get behind them.
X’s & O’s: Play-Action Smash T Vert
If the defense is in 2-Man, the play-action fake causes the linebacker to set up allowing the running back to slip behind him.
X’s & O’s: Buck Sweep Play-Action Pass Bootleg
This Play-Action Pass Boot is a great change-up to the Buck Sweep. With both guards leading the LB away from the play, the drag opens up.
Simple Defensive Back Drills Teach Multiple Skills In Limited Time
The purpose of this article is to demonstrate simple drills to maximize time while training multiple movement skills for the defensive back.