Post by rookie on Apr 20, 2004 6:03:25 GMT
I know this question shows a general lack of understanding, but I'd really appreciate an answer.
I've seen the following basic blocking schemes used in conjunction with the QB's give/keep read off the backside end - inside zone, trap (by guard), counter (pulling both guard & tackle) , & tackle trap.
What would make you choose a tackle trap instead of a counter ? What would make you opt for inside zone over other schemes ? It seems to me that when you can get more people to the point of attack, you do it.
I've seen the following basic blocking schemes used in conjunction with the QB's give/keep read off the backside end - inside zone, trap (by guard), counter (pulling both guard & tackle) , & tackle trap.
What would make you choose a tackle trap instead of a counter ? What would make you opt for inside zone over other schemes ? It seems to me that when you can get more people to the point of attack, you do it.