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Every guy is different, but this is what I use.

3-step passing game- If it is a true 3 step and throw then the OL should block it has an aggressive run block to pass block. This keeps the DL’s hands down. Not very hard to teach.

5-step passing game- The easiest concept would be a slide protection.

Sprint out- We use our outside zone concept. The RB has to reach the EMOL. The uncovered guys will hinge.

Play action off of Iso- A great play! Georgia killed Tennessee with this a few years ago in Knoxville. The FB is usually always open. Just run it like a regular ISO. Of course the line cannot get over two yards. You have to sell it.

Play action off of tackle power- Don’t use this one, but I would run it the same as if you were running the ball. You want to sell the fake.

Bootleg- We use our inside zone concept. If we were faking to the right and bootlegging to the left, then the RG would pull. Once again sell the fake.

Naked- Once again we use our inside zone concept. The only difference is: the backside tackle holds his block on the DL. If you have a fast QB leave the backside end alone.

I hope this helps.

Coach Campbell has a good book about Offensive Line Play. It goes into depth about the 5 step and slide protection rules. That is probably the most difficult.

Good Luck
Start teaching now.

Every guy is different, but this is what I use.

3-step passing game- If it is a true 3 step and throw then the OL should block it has an aggressive run block to pass block. This keeps the DL’s hands down. Not very hard to teach.

5-step passing game- The easiest concept would be a slide protection.

Sprint out- We use our outside zone concept. The RB has to reach the EMOL. The uncovered guys will hinge.

Play action off of Iso- A great play! Georgia killed Tennessee with this a few years ago in Knoxville. The FB is usually always open. Just run it like a regular ISO. Of course the line cannot get over two yards. You have to sell it.

Play action off of tackle power- Don’t use this one, but I would run it the same as if you were running the ball. You want to sell the fake.

Bootleg- We use our inside zone concept. If we were faking to the right and bootlegging to the left, then the RG would pull. Once again sell the fake.

Naked- Once again we use our inside zone concept. The only difference is: the backside tackle holds his block on the DL. If you have a fast QB leave the backside end alone.

I hope this helps.

Coach Campbell has a good book about Offensive Line Play. It goes into depth about the 5 step and slide protection rules. That is probably the most difficult.

Good Luck
Start teaching now.