Installing Today’s Hybrid Pistol Offense Run & Pass from Top to Bottom
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We have about 16 different slant/blitzes we use from the 33. When we face veer teams we use 2 more. Usually, we'll stunt and blitz only with the 6 up front. Against double tight we have our stingers up on the line (kind of looks like a 5-3). when a team likes to run veer, we'll give them our base looks for awhile to see how we match up. If they start moving the ball a little bit, we'll send our stingers straight to the mesh point, send our olb to the pitch, our dl tries to get penetration with slants, and our mike backer reads it.
It's just a different look to cause disruption with the qb's read.
1. olb and end have caused enough trouble by getting good penetration past the o-tackle. 2. mike has filled pretty quickly to the dive when not blitzing
3. we also send the stinger to the dive
again, different looks, and hope to slow the reads for the QB
it seems to work fairly well for us, it might not for you.
I'm not a 3-3-5 guy, because of this question. The outside veer vs. 3-3-5 scares me. I can see playing the stinger in a tough9 to stop dive, but he's normally a guy that plays in space.
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we tend to play a lot of double tight teams, so our stingers are more linebacker types than db types. we call it a 33, but honestly, most of the time we look like a 5-3. that's just how we've matched up against the teams we play. however, we can easily get into another look if the offense dictates it.
So if the stingers are going to blow up the mesh, and the OLB is taking the pitch, are you running the MLB to the QB? Is this your base way of handling outside veer?
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You might have Mike track QB but in a double tight, you have corner help who is usually around 6x1 overtop the TE. But What is beautiful about the 3-3, is if you run man coverage or man-free coverage, your FS is almost always in on your run fits. I didn't realize this really until watching the Graham tapes. But vs. the option or veer, the FS has to come down hard if he sees the TE block down.