Two Back Plays From The Gun

Coach C,

I run a basic pro with the "I" backs. Power, iso, counter, sweeps, traps,ISV, OSV. I throw our 50 series( 2 WR's running mirror routes mixed with 3-5 step drops by the QB and backs out protecting and TE about 95% of the time in the pattern). I also run a part of my play book entitled "Special Passes from this formation) But, I hang my hat on my spread (trips to the front side, twins to the backside, QB in empty gun at 5-6 yds.

JC

Coach,

I am experiencing some degree of success running the speed option out of my spread. I really like the play from that look.

JC

Tackle trap
Tackle ISO
Stretch
Inside
Crazy Option
Speed Option
Load Option
From two and one back schemes make up our offense from the gun primairly. All our gun runs are either two and triple option reads for our QB. Coach CAmpbell

Tiger, In crazy option the QB reads the EMOLS for a shovel pass or speed option. The backside RB will run the shovel pass route. If the EMOLS comes up field he will hit the shovel pass.

Coach Mac,

Sorry, I didn't see your handle. Thanks for that explanation of the "crazy Option" terminology.

JC

Coach Campbell,

Thanks for your reply. I see it as a real rush beater from the backside. In my empty set, they give us a lot of the classic 6 on our 5 look, which the free runner usually comes in the form of the backside 5. I just motion the trips side #3 deep and he becomes the pitch man. If the 5 comes hard, we get it on the perimeter right now. I have done this for a long time, guess I just didn't have the knowledge of what it is being called these days. Thanks to you and coach Mac, now I do.

JC