Anybody try to run jet sweep from the gun?

Timing is not difficult at all. We ran it 10-12 times this past season with very good success. We ran it out of numerous formations but on the sweep it always went to the side the R back was set to. The R back generally takes a slightly wider split. We had him block through the outside shoulder of the DE as the OT work to overtake the DE, then he would work up to the next force player. We put all timing of the snap up to the QB and had absolutely no problems. We would work it basically 5 min a week in practice. At times the defense really stretched it out, our slot simply turned it up inside. We had 2 or 3 that turned up in the PS B gap. Zone scheme up front took care of the DL and LB were running outside. We also faked the sweep with the motioning receiver and ran our R back couter, pulling the backside tackle. Also faked sweep, R back counter, and ran our QB counter. THese 3 together put a ton of pressure on the defense but require no additional practice time for our offense since we already run the R back and QB counters. Hope this is what you were looking for. Let me know your thoughts.

Did the RB adjust his speed to time up the snap or what? Did your QB have trouble catching the snap and handing it off that fast? I was thinking about the counter, QB counter, QB Iso away, shuffle away, trap, bootleg, playaction, reverse, speed option away etc could all be run off of it! Anybody try any of these besides the counter, trap and iso?

Coach Madden,

Try these

Jet Sweep Explanation

Jet Sweep Diagrams

Tecumseh Jet Sweep Series