Tight end routes off of Midline Action

If you could run your te behind the invert, you are really putting a lot of pressure on the defense in my opinion. that player must decide to stop the qb or the tb or the te releasing to him. If you are jill blicking this scheme won;t be as effective. However if you run somthing like this with in. veer play act. then it can be lethal because the te pass route is mimicking the arc release he uses on the veer to the strong side, putting the sam in recognition of the veer. This would be a good play action to back that sam up if you are running inside veer to his side, making the te's block easier. As for midline routes, it may be more complicated due to how you block it. If you Jill it according to Coach Campbell, or base it when the defense adjusts, makes the route change. if you are jilling it you may want the te dump with no drop back steps by the qb. if you are basing with the te you may want to slip him into the flats after banging the end. What i generraly teach my te on pa passes, is to bloock hard for 1 count then release, by then the backers have usually made up thier minds on where their feet will take them.