Oneback

Actually those defenses pose no problem because it is full turnback (except for Off G pulling), & is EIGHT MAN PROTECTION zoning areas, not assigned men! MLB in 5-3 will be picked up by whoever turns to the gap he tries to come thru (ALL gaps are accounted for). RB gets #4 off edge in 4-4. Don't change the protection for these defenses, it HOLDS UP!

If protection is right from "DOUBLE RT): Protection call right but turnback left:

--T--G--C--G--T--Y
H

H blocks C gap
LT squeezes inside B gap (buy time for Center & if he gets there quick - hinge outside & help)
LG pull & take first man on LOS outside Y's down block (D gap right)
Center blocks all the way back left (thru A to B gap)
RG blocks A gap to his left (which, of course, includes a Nose on Center)
RT blocks B gap to his left
Y blocks C gap to his left
RB after fake take S/S (or any #4 coming off edge to TE side) Slide out in flat if no one comes.

You use TURNBACK principles (if the defender you are turning back to is a LB - set on DLM to give man turning back towards you "BODY PRESENCE" but eyeball LBer in case he comes.

in the formation I drew in the LAST post - it is totally balanced. You can call the protection EITHER way - put the call to the side they align 4 (usually given away by F/S cheating to that side - the side they wish to bring 4 - over H/Y). Being in a oneback set - I GUARANTEE they will not bring over 7 & you have EIGHT protecting!!!!!

Over/under = "Post" breaks at 12 yds & "IN" breaks at 14.

Double post = both have a 12 yd breaking point - the outside man to the near upright & the inside man toi the far pylon.

What STATE are you coaching in?

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