50 Slanting

Coach Wilson, this is a very valid point that you make...and this is why I do not like to predetermine the secondary roll....If this situation occured, we treat sprint out as if it's toss sweep...so even though we are slanting to the strong side, that olb will get up field and force the qb to toss the rock Quicker that he wants to, and the ILB to the roll would flatten out his drop(as if he is pressing the LOS to make a play on toss)
the safety to the roll would widen to the roll(looking 4 deep out by number 2)this allows him to secure the 10-12 yard route, and be in position to react to the 1-4 yd route.....Teams that sprint out will high/low your flat defender if he just sprints down into the flat once he sees the action....If you shoot me an e-mail, I could give you more clarification coachack@bellsouth.net:gift;