sprint out protection

Coach,

We offset both of our backs to the sprint out side. Our fullback lines up with his inside foot on the butt of the sprint side tackle at 3 1/2 yards and our tailback lines up directly behind our sprint side guard at 6 yards. Our fullback is usually big enough to handle a DE and our tailback is looking for the blitz outside to inside. The tailback is very effective picking up those playside stunts as he has better vision with the offset. We also employ a crackback on the defensive end with motion from twins inward. This opens up the flat for the FB. We also fake the crackback if they are jumping the FB and return the motion man back to the flat or to a 12 yd out. We can run a FB & TB counter out of this set to keep the defense honest.

Chargercoach

Coach Campbell,
When you block sprint out with the full reach playside with a backside hinge, how do you handle a straight 50, that is a 0, 5, and 9 to the playside. I have always reached the 5 with the tackle and used a back to block the playside 9. Do you try to get the tackle all the way to the 9 and the guard to the 5?

I have a good tight end that I need incorporate into our sprint out package. Do you ever run into anyone giving you a 5 and 9 look to the openside? If so, how do you handle it?

Great. That's how we have been blocking it. Thanks coach.