Post by jb50c on Mar 2, 2010 19:43:46 GMT
We're trying to develop an IZ game at our school and I need some help in figuring out how to coach the reads to the rb.
We will go either 1 back or spread.
I like the Alex Gibbs method (at least I think I understand it) on the IZ. When reading the 1st DLM if he goes outside you cut it up behind him. If he goes inside you look at your second read inside. This definitely goes with his rollback theory on the play as your RB would never bounce outside on the IZ.
While I like this approach are there any benefits to teaching an RB to go outside his first read/DLM thus making the IZ cut frontside? It would seem to me the RB would be cutting with the flow of the defense not against it which would take away the rollback aspect of the play.
However lets say we run the IZ to a 3 technique who decides to crash inside into the playside B gap which creates a lane on the frontside between the 3 tech and the 5/7 technique.
Any help is appreciated.
We will go either 1 back or spread.
I like the Alex Gibbs method (at least I think I understand it) on the IZ. When reading the 1st DLM if he goes outside you cut it up behind him. If he goes inside you look at your second read inside. This definitely goes with his rollback theory on the play as your RB would never bounce outside on the IZ.
While I like this approach are there any benefits to teaching an RB to go outside his first read/DLM thus making the IZ cut frontside? It would seem to me the RB would be cutting with the flow of the defense not against it which would take away the rollback aspect of the play.
However lets say we run the IZ to a 3 technique who decides to crash inside into the playside B gap which creates a lane on the frontside between the 3 tech and the 5/7 technique.
Any help is appreciated.
