The Dart play allows you to run ISO out of a one-back set and add multiple wrinkles as well. It is very easy to add an RPO or form of triple option. You can also take advantage of an over-aggressive defense and incorporate a counter look in the back field.
| Position | Assignment |
|---|---|
| QB | Hand to T |
| T | Be patient and follow your BST |
| Z | Block Man On |
| X | Block Man On |
| H | Block Man On |
| Y | Secure C-Gap |
| PST | Vs 5 pass set to get E up the field keep in outside. |
| PSG | Vs 3 base drive Vs 1 double with C to BSLB |
| C | Vs 1 playside double with PSG to BSLB; Vs 3 playside block back, If TE is backside or we are reading the E double with BSG to BSLB (must protect playside A gap from run through) |
| BSG | Vs 3 block back let him cross your face; Vs 1 block back on 5. If TE is backside or if we are reading the E double with C to BSLB |
| BST | Skip pull for PSLB. Expect to get vertical sooner with playside 3, but don't guess read PSG block. |
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