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Patriot Offense. Speed, Attitude , Discipline. Offensive Line. RT/LT will be our most athletic lineman. Must be able to run, block in space, and set the edge on outside runs RG/LG will be our biggest and most physical lineman. Must be able to get push up to second level and short pull. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Patriot OffensePatriot Offense
Speed,Speed, AttitudeAttitude, , DisciplineDiscipline
Offensive LineOffensive Line
• RT/LT will be our most athletic lineman. RT/LT will be our most athletic lineman. Must be able to run, block in space, and Must be able to run, block in space, and set the edge on outside runsset the edge on outside runs
• RG/LG will be our biggest and most RG/LG will be our biggest and most physical lineman. Must be able to get push physical lineman. Must be able to get push up to second level and short pull.up to second level and short pull.
• C will be our smartest and most C will be our smartest and most fundamentally sound lineman. He must fundamentally sound lineman. He must know everyone’s job.know everyone’s job.
BacksBacks
• H will be our most athletic B or our best H will be our most athletic B or our best receiving TE. Must be able to catch the receiving TE. Must be able to catch the football, set the edge on outside runs, and football, set the edge on outside runs, and lead block on misdirection.lead block on misdirection.
• B must be able to lead block and run the B must be able to lead block and run the veer.veer.
• A must be able to see the hole and hit the A must be able to see the hole and hit the hole. Also needs to run veer from the gunhole. Also needs to run veer from the gun..
Tight Ends and Wide ReceiversTight Ends and Wide Receivers
• TE is pretty much a sixth offensive TE is pretty much a sixth offensive lineman. Must be able to down block, lineman. Must be able to down block, block in space, and set the edge on block in space, and set the edge on outside runs. Will be asked to run outside runs. Will be asked to run intermediate routes.intermediate routes.
• WR have to block in the run game. If we WR have to block in the run game. If we can’t run the ball, passing becomes can’t run the ball, passing becomes extremely difficult.extremely difficult.
Quarterback
• QB will be the player who has best combination of athleticism, speed, and throwing ability. QB needs to know what all 11 players are doing on every play. QB also needs to be able to effectively relay information from the sidelines to the players on the field.
Run Game
• Veer: 3 players have the opportunity to get the football on any given play.
• Iso: straight forward smash mouth football play.
• Hump: our counter to veer.
• Izzy: our version of inside zone and our complement to Iso.
• Cut: our complement/misdirection to Izzy.
Blocking Calls/Schemes• O-line: • “Dallas” double team between guard and tackle.• “Denver” double team between center and guard. • We have two different types of “Dallas” and “Denver”: hard and soft• Hard is our typical “track meet” double trying to get vertical push as
fast as we can.• Soft is our post and pull double team. The covered lineman posts
the DL and the uncovered pulls to over take. This is more of horizontal double team.
• Hard doubles will be used playside on Veer, Iso, and Hump. Soft doubles will be used playside on Izzy and Cut, and backside on all runs.
• “Bama” means block down on the first man inside of you.• “Fan” means block out on the first man outside of you.
Veer Right vs. 30 FrontLG, C, RG all Denver.Playside Tackle veer steps to backside LB.Backside Tackle veer steps playside safety.TE best release up to playside safety.
Veer Left vs. 30 Front
Veer Right vs. 40 FrontTE best release to first man outsideRG/RT hard dallasLG/C soft denverLT veer steps
Veer Left vs. 40 FrontLT veer stepsLG/C hard denverRG/RT soft dallasTE best release
Veer Adjustments-Veer Left
Playside Backer comes to the line pre-snap.
LT will down block the backer. NO penetration!!!
B
Veer Adjustments-Veer Left
B B
C: Sees himself and both guards are covered. He yells BAMA Right BAMA Right. We always BAMA away from the play call.
Veer Adjustments-Veer Left
LT- J stepWe will call J Step when a T has been pinching or playing heavy in B gap.J Step means we outside release looking for inside backer.
Iso vs. 30 Front-the backer in red is the iso backer
RT: Take T where he wants to go. Ideally we FAN.
LG,C,RG: Denver NLT: Veer StepsTE: FAN
Iso Lt vs. 30 Front-the backer in red is the iso backer
LT: Take T where he wants to go. Ideally we FAN.
LG,C,RG: Denver NRT: Veer StepsTE: Best Release
Iso Rt vs. 40 FrontRG, RT, TE: All FANLG/C: Hard DenverLT: Veer Steps
Iso Lt vs. 40 FrontRG/RT: Soft DallasLG/C: Hard DenverLT: FANTE: Best Release
Iso Adjustments-Iso Right
B
Iso backer walks up to the line. O line if you can see his feet he is on the line.This will be a BAMA call for the line. If you can still DOUBLE, then DOUBLE.
B
Now the playside DE is getting iso-ed, and the play will hit of the LT’s outside hip.
Iso Adjustments-Iso Rt.
B
Iso backer walks up into the hole. Playside guard is cover on both sides. BAMA Left BAMA Left should be called. As always if you can still double,then double.
Now playside outside is the iso backer.
Hump Rt v. 30 FrontRT: Influence BlockTE: FAN
RG/C: Hard Denver
LG: Skip/Long Pull
LT: Veer steps looking to seal off cutback
Hump Lt v. 30 FrontRT: Veer steps seal inside for cutback
TE: Best Release
RG: Skip/Long Pull
LG/C: Hard Denver
LT: Influence Block
Hump Rt v. 40 FrontTE: FANRT: FANRG: FANC: DOWN
LT: Veer steps seal inside for cutback
LG: Skip/Long pull
Hump Lt. v. 40 FrontLT: FANLG/C: Hard DenverRG: Skip/Long PullRT: Cut/Quick reach B gap player
TE: Best Release seal off inside for cutback
Hump Adjustments
B
Playside Guard: both gaps are covered BAMA call. C,RG,RT,TE: all BAMA away from the playBAMA tells the pulling guard that his pull will be longer.
LG: Skip/Long pullLT: Veer steps seal inside for cutback
Stretch Rt. v. 30 FrontTE: Influence BlockRT: Influence BlockRG: Uncovered Long Pull looking for first open hole
C: Influence Block
LG: Long Pull looking for first open hole, you are the cutback block
LT: Veer Steps
Stretch Rt. v. 30 FrontTE: Influence Block
RT/RG: Soft Dallas
C/LG: Soft Denver
LT: Veer Steps
Stretch Lt. v. 30 Front
LT/LG: Soft DallasC/RG: Soft Denver
RT: Veer Steps, must get a piece of LB
TE: Best Release
Stretch Rt v. 40 Front TE: Down or Influence depends on where DE isRT/RG: Soft Dallas
C/LG: Soft Denver
LT: Veer Steps
Stretch Lt. v. 40 FrontLT: Influence Block -either reach him or run him to the sideline
LG/C: Soft Denver
RG/RT: Soft DallasTE: Best Release
Pass Protection
LT RTLG C RG TEX
Z
A BQB
N TT
B B
BBC
C
SSFS
Right Formation-Center declares the right MLB as the MIKE
Covered you are BOB-big on bigUncovered you help to the MIKE call
LG/RG: both help the Center with their eyes On their LB
A/B: Step up and work inside out.If OLB comes he isyours.
Pass Protection
LT RTLG C RG TEX
Z
A BQB
N TE
B B
E
C
C
SSFS
Right Formation-Center declares the right MLB as the MIKE
Covered you are BOB-big on bigUncovered you help to the MIKE call
B
LG/C: double the N w/ eyes on the MIKE
B: Steps up then out. He is responsible for OLB.
A: Steps up, if ILB comes he’s yours