Split back veer

I would say, depending on where the DL outside of him is aligned, outside veer might be a better play.

Frankly, depending on where the end is, double down on the three tech, slip up to backer (vs a 4-4, blow him away vs a 4-3) and run OSV. The other thing I do to screw up a 3 tech is to run the cutback play...which if you aren't familiar to this, has backfield action of veer, but the back takes the handoff as he cuts back across the face of the 3 tech--who is being double teamed by the G and T--and explode through one of the A gaps--depending on where the C is moving his man. The other thing we did was run toss, pulling the G and T to the toss, and then come back to what we called toss dive, where the QB fakes the toss and hands off to the backside back who is launching over the C. These two plays were as much to deal with overly aggressive ILB's as well. I never did like running ISV to a three tech, though.

Blocking rules are pretty simple. G and C are basically BOB--C's block is the read for the back. He has to first be sure that the Back-side A is walled off, once it is he can move to second level. Backside T should give the End over him a shot and then slip to second level. Playside T fires out just like Outside Veer. Playside, it should look like outside veer, but backside it is more like a straight A-gap dive. If you have any other questions email me your phone number, and I can give you a call.

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Hope this helps.