Post by GLAZE on Mar 3, 2008 6:42:06 GMT
Coaches,
This past weekend I saw Andrew Coverdale speak about the boot/naked game. He had a interesting concept on backside routes. With the #2 backside man running a 12-14 drag, the #1 backside runs what he calls a B Line Post. The WR runs hard to a spot over the same side B Gap at a depth off 15 yards, at that point he burst upfield for 5 yards and then snaps to a post. The FS is put in a tremendous bind and the Qb has a simple read on the backside. #1 route makes it very tuff for the BSCB to cover him. This little adjustment in route running looks to be a outsanding way to open up the backside on PAP.
Glaze
This past weekend I saw Andrew Coverdale speak about the boot/naked game. He had a interesting concept on backside routes. With the #2 backside man running a 12-14 drag, the #1 backside runs what he calls a B Line Post. The WR runs hard to a spot over the same side B Gap at a depth off 15 yards, at that point he burst upfield for 5 yards and then snaps to a post. The FS is put in a tremendous bind and the Qb has a simple read on the backside. #1 route makes it very tuff for the BSCB to cover him. This little adjustment in route running looks to be a outsanding way to open up the backside on PAP.
Glaze