Post by Coach Campbell on Jun 16, 2021 19:42:13 GMT
Implementing Sprint out Passes and Protections
800 (Rodeo) Rt. - 900 or (Lasso) Lt. sprint out passing game is built off the quarterback sprinting outside feeling the block of his offensive tackle. Whenever the quarterback sprints out he will feel for the reach block by his tackle on the defensive end. When sprinting out and the quarterback sees that his tackle can reach the defensive end then he continues outside. If the quarterback sees the defensive end widens and the offensive tackle can't get him reached then the quarterback will pull up inside of the tackles reach block.
The offensive line can build as an example their blocking scheme based upon 8''s (Rt.) and 9's (Lt.) or Rodeo (Rt.) and Lasso (Lt.) which means circle the wagons. By going full reach with the offensive line it looks like an outside run play on the outset for the overhangs (Outside Linebackers) reading through the offensive tackles.
The fullback is responsible for the playside defender of the edge such as an outside linebacker on the snap of the ball. Whatever lineman or fullback that comes uncovered will peel back and look to pick up pressure off the backside.
Sprint Lt. Sprint Rt.
900 Go - 800 Go
900 Bench - 800 Bench
900 Wide - 800 Wide
900 Curl - 800 Curl
800 (Rodeo) Rt. - 900 or (Lasso) Lt. sprint out passing game is built off the quarterback sprinting outside feeling the block of his offensive tackle. Whenever the quarterback sprints out he will feel for the reach block by his tackle on the defensive end. When sprinting out and the quarterback sees that his tackle can reach the defensive end then he continues outside. If the quarterback sees the defensive end widens and the offensive tackle can't get him reached then the quarterback will pull up inside of the tackles reach block.
The offensive line can build as an example their blocking scheme based upon 8''s (Rt.) and 9's (Lt.) or Rodeo (Rt.) and Lasso (Lt.) which means circle the wagons. By going full reach with the offensive line it looks like an outside run play on the outset for the overhangs (Outside Linebackers) reading through the offensive tackles.
The fullback is responsible for the playside defender of the edge such as an outside linebacker on the snap of the ball. Whatever lineman or fullback that comes uncovered will peel back and look to pick up pressure off the backside.
Sprint Lt. Sprint Rt.
900 Go - 800 Go
900 Bench - 800 Bench
900 Wide - 800 Wide
900 Curl - 800 Curl
