Looking for help with Over Tackle offense

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you got it coach! TE and short guard on bs of center then strong guard and two tackles on other side.

Coach Podach,

Thanks for your reply. Felt that was what you were referring to. We just always called it, as Bill says, going unbalanced. I do a lot of this in our goal line power play package. Bill has outlined the reason for the unbalanced set being so efective very well as usual.

Coach Easton

POWER to Unbalanced side = EXCELLENT because if you "crease" the defense - there is NO SECONDARY RUN FORCE AVAILABLE. No problem with backside 9 as the backside 7 doesn't come (you can ALWAYS line Z up tight to H to take trhe 9 & let Y take the 7 if he was coming). H motions over to "kick out". Off G pulls & wraps. Backside Y stays to squeeze/hinge!

If you play COVER 1 (which MOST that run that defense do) your adjustenents are LIMITED!

Wish I had more time for typing but I don't. This is my busiest time of the year (playoffs)!

Phone if you need immediate help. 804-740-4479

Wish I had more time for typing but I don't. This is my busiest time of the year (playoffs)!

Phone if you need immediate help. 804-740-4479 or email billmountjoy@yahoo.com


PS: The 9 has not been a problem for us - due to the fact that no one tries to bring the 7 because he is M/M on Y (plus H & Y are our TWO BEST BLOCKERS). If 9 WAS a problem - we could THEN use Z!

PPS: We like to motion & make defenses run people all over the place & take advantage of what they do from there. We have MANY 1-Back Formations (unbalanced being but ONE of them) & many shifts & motions (but VERY FEW ACTUAL PLAYS). The "POWER-O" is HUGE for us. We boot weak off it quite a bit as well.

What you suggested sounds fine. Outside Zone to the overbalanced side = VERY GOOD. Teams INVARIABLY mis-align to the UNBALANCE for SEVERAL plays till they figure out WHAT IT IS! For that reason - a few basic plays are needed to take advantage of the weaknesses they give us (USUALLY the running game to the overbalanced side)!

CUT & PASTED FROM OUR PLAYBOOK:

“MOVEMENT”

MOVEMENT IS VERY IMPORTANT TO OUR TOTAL OFFENSIVE SYSTEM.
THERE ARE SEVERAL REASONS FOR MOVEMENT IN OUR OFFENSE; AMONG
THE MOST PROMINENT REASONS ARE:

1. To create a personnel advantage by creating mis-matches on our Receivers or Backs.
2. To create a personnel advantage by effecting changes in run support and force responsibilities.
3. To create secondary movement in an effort to better enable our Quarterback to recognize coverage.
4. To get our personnel in better position to execute their given assignment.
5. To create problems for the defense in Man under coverages when attempting to hold or bump Receivers at the line of scrimmage.
6. To create an opportunity for indecision, confusion, and/or mis-alignment by the secondary.
7. To cause movement on the part of the Defense in an effort to realign their personnel with the coverage calls and changes and not allow them to set themselves and react to familiar offensive patterns. Make the Defense “play on the move”.
8. To force opponents to spend practice time and effort on adjusting to movement patterns rather than improving defensive skills and schemes.
9. To create a visual complexity to the defense, yet be able to run the same basic plays from a variety of looks.