Inside the Playbook: Wisconsin Lead Power O, Power O, and Counter with F/H Part I

In this article, we will look at how Wisconsin uses the Wing to execute Power O. Wisconsin will use mostly 12 sticks, but will also use 11 or even 13 sticks to perform this game. And while they can still make a traditional I-Form Power O, I want to focus specifically on what they do with a TE outside of LOS and how they use it and everyone in college football to add a glue from after and to insert the attachment point.

Power of the rear pillar O

Let’s start with the lineup we focus on the most, the Back lineup. Here you have the twin twins tightly grouped in LOS, effectively balancing 9 attacking players on either side of the ball near LOS. The balance of the formation allows it to be taken left or right without changing anything. Formation separation allows them to return to the border or field without changing the view (although the defense often plays the border / field differently as they have to cover the space).

I will now link some examples. One thing you will almost certainly notice is that it sometimes looks like Power O, sometimes more like Counter H. It's really Lead Power O, but there are a lot of changes to the front panel made by both receivers. Let's first look at a graph to explain it.

This support (B) does not always stand outside the U. Sometimes it is between the U and the PST. This CB will not always line up near LOS, sometimes there is more depth. All this means that an "outside kick defender" is not always an immediate threat and this can lead to the blocking of U and X. When a lever defender appears, it could mean that BSG catches the player, even if it means eliminate it. , as against H. But all these adjustments are based on defensive pre-play, not on the game itself. These adjustments can be based on communication or exploration (if an SL gets support, why spend a blocker on it?).

Here is a first game where players U and X will eliminate what is placed outside of them.

Another example:

And here is another example of a kick game.

And no strong defenders are immediately available here, so all the blocks freeze again.

Now this is a small wrinkle with which I want to spend time. In the late 1980s and early 1990s, poor wing technique became the kryptonite for teams trying to increase or counter EMOL (the OT counter was the favorite at the time). This false arm served two purposes: 1) it introduced more EMOL, did not allow RB to reach gap C or even gap B, and limited racing options; and 2) he often pulled the blocker upwards towards the strike block, causing a blockage exactly at the point of attack. And it was really a disaster. Here is what the football coaches did:

One, they stubbornly did what stubborn football coaches always do, telling their attackers to get stronger and tear that defender's hole. And the OGs and FBs with the mentality that swore up and down could have torn the hole in that defender there. They could not.

Second, they discussed the "registration" of the defense counsel. This effectively means that they are not aimed at the defender's shoulder on the field (direction of attack), but rather at the defender's shoulder on the field (shoulder opposite the shoulder where the attack is going). steer) and rotate (or log) around the guard and lock inside. But coaches are reluctant to do so, it is more extravagant and less masculine. And honestly, it really is, very difficult. It's hard for an OG to see the wrong arm come in, fix his offense and play this game. And if EMOL does not rotate with the wrong arm, you are out of position now and the game has exploded. Ashtu…

Third, switch on the starter protector. Give him a little push along the way, but if this guy wants to get out of the game, let him go. Just give a push and go to the second level. Therefore, the main tractor has more time to get used to this technique and if a threat becomes in the back, it can save it.

This is where a wing protector comes in and OG just lets it go to the main block in the back for clarification. This is an example of how Lead Power O is essentially a combination of Power O and Counter H and how adaptations of these two games can be used for this game.

It is also clear that Wisconsin believes in the idea of ​​"blocking the greatest threat", and therefore you should block CBs when you can block the most threatening warranty.

Continue to Part II

Inside the Playbook: Wisconsin Lead Power O, Power O, and Counter with F/H Part II

In this article, we will continue to look at how Wisconsin is using its wings to increase power and performance. Wisconsin usually employs 12 people, but this part requires 11 or 13 people. And while you can still manage and control traditional electronic uniforms, I would like to focus on what you do outside of LOS TE and how you use it and add a barrier to anyone else in college football. , And go to the scene of the attack.

Part 1 is here.

Double H-Off Nasty Lead power o

It's exactly the same idea here, but next to TE we have Y-TE in Los Angeles. On the other hand, we have H-of-the-LOS, but Wisconsin is split by WR.

I am the H-power power cord Oh.

Now let's go back a little and run Power On FB. Like the standard O power, the FB is a treadmill. However, the player can still access the rear H-off as the main barrier. And Wisconsin again used 22 people to lead and run.

Low power Y-off cable or

Here the H-Off is mostly done with the power of the pencil and vice versa. Here starting Y in LOS is always responsible for the end and FB(U) is always responsible for SAM(S). If the metal is outside of Y, it looks like your normal lead force OU (they compress the metal and result in FB SAM). In this case, there is a wing, so you see the Y block and FB moving forward to determine the edge of the SAM and hit it.

Cable gland from narrow group O.

Finally, we'll take a look at how Wisconsin uses the narrow pack, starting with Leader Power O. Working on the strong side of the game, Y (the middle man in the deck) pulls out the quarterback (if there's one defender). located between H and Y, and H can be checked), then F doubles as the main block. Represents BSGO.

The Power O team

However, there are some changes that look like normal O power. Again, Y pushes the defender off the edge, but F works straight into CB due to CB's alignment and possibly the attacker's staff. CB without turning inward. This combination can be a line call or a staff selection.

Close cluster feed counter

But Wisconsin was able to use the same concept outside of the group. Here you are going to run a counter with an additional extractor. BSG fires at EMOL's defense while H and F go to the second level.

Summary

This shows that Wisconsin can use a lot of TE and FB before and after the game and can effectively add blocks during attacks. They choose their standard wattage and/or counter with built-in pencil block. Combined with the double and suspension at the attack site, it has a strong sloping design that gives blockers comfortable angles and numbers.

Written in Chalk - RPOs from Pro Personnel - Utilizing FBs/TEs in a Spread World

Much of Michigan that relies on RPO schemers is based on Jim Harbag's schemers: lots of heavy kits and a complex number of operating concepts. Some wonder how the two ideas can come together, even though Harbag has previously accused RPO of a crime (albeit with a different type of QB). I have already explained how Harbach can use the concept of multiple shoots in RPO, but the question remains how do you do it and how do you currently use TE and FB in the list. This article will look at the use of employees 12 and 21 (short for professional employees) in the RPO program.

Distribution of professional training
Don't use your professional staff, but still the most obvious way to manage RPO is to use groups of employees, but keep them in a common combination. This usually means your TE or RB (the back can be 2 RBs or 1 RB and FB) into the wide point of the WR and this does several things:

1. By using professional staff, you force the defense to keep base staff on the field (less risk of expansion).
2. When leaving the rear zone or a stressful situation, you often change cover (if LB says it is usually a male cover, if CZ, then this is usually a zone)
3. You get optimal coordination with your staff, and - especially for teams that send multiple games to a group like Michigan - you can optimize the task based on the game you get. An LB that turns on TE or RB in humans might be something you want to attack from the outside. CB attached to big TE and what you want to see Release your standard RPOs in the same way, but now there are other areas in space that can "adjust" to WR vs. LB.

By using action and professional personnel in broadcast units, you add an additional offensive element that the defense must remember.

Twins

If you want to keep your employees professional while using RPO, just start the Twins group. If you have 2 rows of WRs on one side with 12 or 21 employees, you will often get the same type of coverage as the distribution structure . This means you will get a lot of media coverage or a lot of safety coverage in racing games. These issues show the same issue with Nest staff and the same conflict with second level coverage. You can still use many of your basic strength training patterns because you have TE and potential blocking or key leverage.

3x1 structure

As with a group of twins, any 3x1 structure can be equally effective. This could mean 2 WRs (like twins) on the same side of the field, but it could also be a combination of a TE-Wing with an outside WR. Now the weaker side will use your running style and the rear LB will conflict, especially for teams looking to switch to the front to allow for additional strength. To protect a pass or pass, you put the defense in a weak and strong collision.

Use TE as screen lock

Many RPOs have been launched since LOS and this could be a very valuable person to block TE for such games. They are usually more flexible in space to lock databases, and when they move to lock they often round themselves up and reduce the amount to set up at runtime.

Enabling FB/TE style RPO

An already popular game has an RPO that TE usually uses. These include pop transitions, RPO slides/benches. Indeed, the pros can improve this perception even more , as defenses are usually more appropriate and generally stronger to work up and down in current situations.

Using 2 RB groups

Michigan already did a few at the end of last year . Then the question arose, was it really a post-click read? It may not have been then, but it may be now. This allows them to field Higgins and Evans at the same time. So they can use the swing and bubble RPO with two Arabs on the back.

Use vulnerabilities and counters

HB and FB are great because they can draw formations easily. This allows the sensors to attack the weaker side of the structure, which can be difficult to defend against. Therefore, they often have to bend the DB to improve coverage, or adjust and keep it at the same height.

As part of the RPO Center

They are probably few in number and require a lot of simplified lessons, but they can be done and done in multiple groups. This is the commonly used bubble key and QB just reads the Nest Protector. When opened in LOS, when the slot attacks, the bubble either escapes. Can be paired with Strength, Jesus, or the Inner Zone.

Pistol vs Shotgun

Virtually all hoaxes can now be controlled with a shotgun , including the ISO . However, many parties still prefer the option of removing the Arabic language immediately. Although the angle is a little odd, the pistol can be used to reduce some of the hassle of turning a finished shotgun into an offense and still allows you to protect large numbers of personnel while doing traditional RPO readings.

Breaking Employee Tendencies
Short answer: no. Scale up to 11 employees and manage RPO with distributed integration. All teams, even the heaviest ones, will use 11 teams from time to time. If 50% of your shows are made by actors and shotguns, there is still 50% left from where you can control the rest. As we noticed during the original RPO football series, some routes and escape plans are not foreign or only apply to RPO. You can use your planned strengths and add RPO concepts that are probably worth reading to someone other than your CB without a very expensive set up (although you may learn more depending on how long the training is). conservative or less conservative).

Coaching Points: Michigan vs OSU, 2018

I did a lot that day. In fact, it is Michigan and the response to some criticism of this Michigan game. Sorry, this is a light from OSU POV.

Kirtman F. Dozier, Detroit Free Press

Michigan Attack - Accident
It was clear from the start that Michigan believed that most of them would succeed in their strategy. Dogs or groups that have a hard time finding a pet are very different. Teams don't like to hide too many playbooks for a game because most of them are just the opposite. Hidden activities often get closer and worse, so if you think your performance and skills are good enough to win, you can stay in the original situation. Michigan thought they were in the game.

They used some of their best games. Lots of WR screens, spacious Evans distribution for prayers, some good road ideas from WR and TE that make the game very smooth. There is nothing wrong with thinking that this is the key to success.

It goes without saying that Michigan does not increase wrinkles. They have two interesting scenes with mixed results, but you can understand the reasoning behind each OSU movie. LB OSU enters LOS and self-destruction. A counter-attack game is designed similar to Michigan's standard "Belly Reed" game, but Ogg forces it to form a long trap . You can get some meters like wheel movement (LB Attack Loss, Rage Follower Draw, LB Follower Trailer, Rift Dives). The other counter-game is based on the Michigan Basic Reed Arc block game, which prevents formation before returning to the X-Buck. This is an effective counter h.

There are a few more sacrifices (good games reduce TD) but Michigan is consistent with weekly sacrifices, which many fans do not ask. For big games. In terms of OSU Defense Film and Michigan's relative prowess, I don't blame them for this approach.

Michigan Attack - Part of the game missing
What the original Gambak lacks is an incredible Michigan RPO, a winning streak that went down earlier this year, and at least a few sweeps.

In terms of RPOs, Michigan has begun to increase the number of attacking RPOs against Albin. The most successful race in an OSU race was a quick attack from Will. MO OSU for defense. Despite the relative difficulty of the ball, they have been fairly successful in getting supplies and TFL cuts. Success came to them when they were able to stay behind LB. OSU was looking for flaws and for some reason Michigan didn't trigger some of their RPOs which I thought might be very successful and started the game. I'm not entirely sure if it's a backlight or something, but Michigan needs to find more ways to create conflict between these people than just playing the opposite game (which is still a great addition, not quite).

Related to the action of the jet . Tim Michigan has not done well this year, but they have won a few games. They threatened me many times, but as far as I can remember, they never pulled the trigger. Such allegations were the main reason for LB's dismissal throughout the year, and they did little to intimidate him. Threading and other such things have the same idea. Find LB reading streams in multiple directions other than OL only and watch the exit from the platform. Double Down G is another alternative to the Michigan playbook we've never seen before (although Michigan has done it many times this year and never made it).

Although many fans say so, I don't think Michigan should deviate from the script. The chambers are there, and because of the success of the Michigan field and the problems of OSU D, the idea of ​​taking a big risk to try to solve the unknown doesn't seem to be a good balance. But there is an intact part of the script that can help and assist attackers in general.

Michigan Destruction - Administration
First run / balance failed. Michigan wants to turn. They wanted to weaken their defenses. This can be great, especially if your defenses are out of range. No d in Michigan. Was not and he had to play for Michigan. The theory had to be changed before it could be considered, because the abominable philosophy had to be "continued" rather than "completely".

I don't think running for the first time is a bad game plan. As soon as the game started it became clear that Michigan had a defensive problem and I think Michigan knew there would be problems in this game. Michigan chain worst attack. Negative action or unfinished action reduces effectiveness and effectively limits the likelihood of attack. Not great at 2nd and 7th, but it puts the attack in a better position than 2nd and 10th because it is. It is their bread and butter all year round. So the pre-match plan is good but needs to be done quickly.

I think the best attacks in the USO are scattered, but that's not Michigan's basic strategy. More than 12 people were employed. They use their tees to attack their defense, as many great teams do, but it was not very effective in terms of speed and Michigan was well-planned but failed many times (short passes, balls, etc.). They also used a team of 11 people. I didn't have any major problems with the stuff packs used in this game. Those who say "you will get a temporary picture" should be ignored. Wilson has found a gap in the game by proving a valuable player by scoring two goals in a game this year. I don’t know why McCurry got the hint, but I think so, but I think so, because the coaching staff felt he was doing a great job where he was offered the game, they had representation there and he gave it to them. That. An edge. The best chance of success.

My biggest curiosity is the state management of the reserve cube. Peters looks strong when he plays. Coming to the field, McCaffrey told me for the first time that the coach thought of him as a real escort before the game. He got out, made a good pass and then brought in Milton. Milton was the first true superhero. They left Michigan behind, inaccessible, but still difficult to cross. Defense struggle. He immediately turned on two lights for the INT. While WR is playing well, even in the long run it is a bad decision. At least he didn't burn the red shirt, but he had no reason to fall into that trap. Although Peters will return next year and use it as an important short-term backup, Milton will have the advantage in a "hostile environment" and the damage will cause extensive damage to your team and will do nothing to fix it. In this case, I hate it.

Michigan Defense - Game Plan
The original game plan was bad. Michigan loses to IU Last year, Huskins won at a turning point. Leaving and playing in their town ( cover 1 ) and leaving is a bad decision.

The USO thinks Michigan hasn't seen much this year and that helps a lot. They played their WR offline outside, briefly switched to stack, and performed both receivers as part of the grid pattern . The way Michigan handles banjo coverage with stacks means that inside coverage must follow increasing WR and Watson must follow lower WR across the field. This means that Watson started from the outside, could not take WR out of sight and so had to catch him during the run or run. Watson is not an athlete by these standards (hence former employees are safe) and OSU has repeatedly focused on this coverage. It had a nice OSU setup and a bad Michigan game plan.

They used gestures and forms to associate Gil with transgender people, especially MacLean, a talented breeder.

The film, which begins with a 5-person thriller in Michigan, features the release of Huskins. For some reason they are not effective. OSU cards are great all day. Stacked routes are useful because QB can buy time in its pocket and only take short routes, but stress does not waste time. With no USO behind the chain, Michigan is struggling to make ends meet. It affects that part of the game board.

Michigan Defense - Coordination
Contrary to popular belief, Michigan is rapidly adapting. They go farther in their area, on the right, in their second trap. After several successful dramas, OSU was able to repair the damage by pulling the trap cover and opening the back of the CB or by vacuuming the walkway safely and working behind it. The USO has studied these defenses and figured out how to adapt them. Michigan needs to study itself before and after the season to better understand what trends are in the movies and how to avoid fouls.

After the break, Michigan has changed even more. They did some cross-modeling , others used zoning options, and OSU modified its attachments to use these elements. The notion that Michigan is not changing in this game is wrong. They

He did. They do it fast and even a half times. USO is poorly trained and very well prepared and always trying to occupy Michigan. And everything went away like a snowball, as if falling backwards.

Michigan Defense - Men
Watson has apparently been arrested. Many question why they play as human beings. Because? Because it’s the third best CB in Michigan and it’s the best choice for them. Embry Thomas has more athletic ability, but has a hard time completing technical tasks and being consistent. Watson is the best option and you play your best option. They had to play with him, especially after punishing Long. But Watson has some athletic limitations as to why his former teammates have gone to safety. The USO has conspired against them by leaking them.

I'm not a fan of Michigan for sharing a bullet between Ross and Gill. Ross played better and they attacked Gill whenever they got a chance in the USO. They both shared photos to keep warm, so Ross has a different perspective and he is more experienced in his homework and techniques and they can both start next year. But in my opinion the hand should be closer to 3-to-1 for the juice than the normal 50-50 hand.

Michigan Defense - The Future
I have no answer to this question. Hates brown light . 12 great teams have a reason to play so many times. There's something similar to Brown in the game book, but they don't always make a good mark on the set pieces because there aren't enough people in the box. It's worth looking to add some new twists. This can be a quarter, but allows some hacking process to gain some internal strength, change the autoclave or work in the background and thus allow the attack to be easily repaired.

Brown is still a great DC. He still had a very strong plan. OSU chooses the match (especially Watson, such as Gill and somewhat Kenneth). Attack them, knowing they need this match. I hope that something has been done to make this game easier to determine differences after Brown's check and run. And use Cover 1 as an alternative, start with the zoning feature to quickly fight teams.

Michigan Defense - Defense Line
We've seen Andy's fight with the Michigan Interior DL. I don't think OSU has the OL ND caliber, but OSU has the same success as Andy. It started in a very limited area of ​​Michigan. But the external speed did not reach the house. Michigan Vinovich, formerly exploited, pressured him to reduce the OSU urgency. He is usually very successful (on the run) but his speed is limited and does not work with other injury techniques (and the ball does not have much time to dazzle their eyes as it moves faster). I don't think there's anything obvious or important in that, the USO was making fun of them and killing them.

So maybe it's the layout, the original game plan (there are some arguments but things get out of hand when things get out of hand) and not enough play.

General
OSU has big plans for this game. Michigan has an understandable offensive game plan that is not fast enough and does not account for some suspicious features and has a very flawed defensive game plan that monitors OSU adjustments.

Either way, Michigan took a snap. OSU and Michigan players have inconsistent game plans and they know how to take advantage of them. আমি বিরক্ত হয়েছিলাম যে কিছু মিশিগান ভক্তরা ভেবেছিল এটি সহজ হতে চলেছে। OSU-তে দেশের সেরা আক্রমণাত্মক কোচ রয়েছে। আধুনিক ফুটবলে তাদের দ্বিতীয় সেরা এইচকে আছে। সম্প্রতি একজন ভাল এইচসিসি ফ্রন্ট এবং ইতিমধ্যে একজন ভাল ওসি। তাদের একজন জঘন্য কোচ আছে। পরবর্তী হাইকোর্টের জন্য তাদের প্রতিশ্রুতিশীল ওসি রয়েছে। এই মৌসুমে তিনি WR কোচের উন্নতি করেছেন। হামলাকারীর সদর দপ্তর দেশের অন্যান্য ঘাঁটির মতোই ভালো। একা ভাল প্রতিরক্ষা থাকা যথেষ্ট নয়। এবং যখন ইউএসও একটি দুর্দান্ত গেম প্ল্যান নিয়ে এসেছিল, এটি রক্ষণাত্মক দুর্বলতাগুলিকে হাইলাইট করেছিল। প্রতিটি দলেরই এটি আছে, কিছু প্রতিরক্ষা ভেঙে গেছে, এটি ঘটে, এটি আকর্ষণীয়, তবে আপনাকে মানিয়ে নিতে হবে, কিছু কৌশল পূর্বাবস্থায় আনতে হবে, নিজেকে নিয়ন্ত্রণ করতে হবে এবং এটিতে ফিরে যেতে হবে। আমার কোন সন্দেহ নেই যে ব্রাউন করবে।

এর কোনো কারণ নেই। বিচারকরা মিশিগানের প্রতি ন্যায্য ছিলেন। মিশিগান আগের মতোই সুস্থ এবং গেমের বেশ কিছু আহত খেলোয়াড় মিচইউ (ওএসইউ) কে সবচেয়ে বেশি আঘাত হানতে পারেনি। মিশিগান আতঙ্কের মধ্যে ছিল, বলার আর কোন উপায় ছিল না। নিয়মতান্ত্রিকভাবে, চুক্তিতে অভিভূত হয়ে তিনি চতুরভাবে কাঁদলেন। এটি মিশিগান ভক্তদের জন্য একটি সাধারণ ঘটনা। কিন্তু পরিবর্তনের ইচ্ছাই যথেষ্ট নয়। হারবাগ আসার চেয়ে মিশিগান এখন ভালো অবস্থানে আছে। গত বছরের তুলনায় এখন ভালো অবস্থানে আছি। তারা পরের বছর আবার চেষ্টা করবে, আরও ভাল পরিকল্পনা নিয়ে এবং একদিন যথেষ্ট হবে। এদিকে, বানররা তাদের পিছনে থাকবে এবং আপনি OSU থেকে সেরাটা পাবেন এবং এটি কঠিন হবে। পরিস্থিতির পরিবর্তন বা অন্য কিছু হওয়ার জন্য অপেক্ষা করবেন না। ইউএসও হারবে না, তবে মিশিগান ভবিষ্যতে জয়ের উপায় খুঁজে পেতে পারে এবং সত্যি বলতে, এটি অবশ্যই। এমনকি যদি রাগ সাহায্য না করে।

Football Fundamentals - RPO Run Concepts

If you've followed this with you, we've introduced a number of switching ideas that can be combined with an ongoing game to create an "RPO". We've seen LOS passes , fast passes, and even field readings . We also saw the first RPOs, which are called PROs here . And if you really pay attention, you will see that these RPOs are associated with almost any type of reproductive model. Here we will summarize these reading tables and briefly discuss the types of routes to be found based on the types of nations.

In the area

Probably the most popular jogging board in college football, it is the most popular jogging board for joining the RPO. A vertical offset for concept protection behind the interior area ; So the way to protect the interior is to "build a wall" in LOS. This means they have to go down the hill and close the gaps before the doubles can go to the second level. According to the defense, this often means that LBs or even security guards tarnish the appearance of the interior area, and the types of roads that are best paired with the interior area are the ones that force the cover to be removed. Inversely proportional to the projected stroke (usually gain in width and depth).

Because of the way RPPO usually works, most of the systems here are right for you. But you want to make sure that your layout allows enough "interior area" width to block exit tracks on rough roads. Ramps, fences and fences must be numbered in order to allow this separation.

Note that you can use RPOs designed to look like different area labels and even area labels, such as B. Individual Area and Landslide RPO. Similarly, you can basically "place" the Bible in a common place to act as the main buffer for the external RPO.

Outdoor space

The outdoor area is also known and was the scheme chosen for the original Bubble RPO option. The outer area is created based on horizontal movement, which forces the ball to follow behind the defense and breaks the barrier to reach the second level. Similarly, security is often forced which constitutes an advantage. This means that the paths that attack security in the sense of attacking the newly created LB Gap of "pop crossing" or chase game (shield, obstacle, obstacle) is a wonderful idea.

This model is an added advantage for NFL teams because it can be played without having to immediately descend a hill, especially when the LBs have to respect the passing threat (they maintain depth). This can help avoid illegal penalties for local residents.

Pin and Pull / Buck Sweep / G-Ball

Pin and pulse l is a change in the outer part where the front part of the block falls down when a ball is lined up in an inner chamber and is fired when it is not. Rubbing the head can act a lot like a hook and pull, but the OG in the middle or back acts as a second pull. Either way, it limits the barriers that are immediately exposed to the ground, making it attractive from an RPO perspective because it allows for longer development paths or more complex lessons that are common to most NFL RPO plans.

As with enclosures, these defenses should work from the rear, trying to place the edge in the front so that they match the general encirclement attack method.

O. Forka

The combination of attack point multipliers and extractors on the side of the game creates a lot of power and blocks. This forces the LBs to follow quickly to maintain the balance of defense This forces the front LBs to quickly descend the hill to close the hole. This creates a very normal "tunnel" between the second level of protection that can be exploited with barriers, obstructions, internal ramps and tunnel screens.

Also, since the front end must be placed against the force to avoid a large gap, it allows a way of entry from the outside in the direction of travel. Quick exits, bubbles, etc. can be dangerous in terms of energy.

Arrows

Arrow or rotation (use) is often referred to as "processing power". It is also known as the back of the ISO tackle or OT, which pulls and insulates the front LB. There is more time to hit the grid point than the Power O because it is common to shoot an arrow with a counter reaction. Attack the rear not the front, rather than the force. These are usually swinging or bubble screens that turn defenders into conflict screens or tunnels that take advantage of naturally formed tunnels. Because this model often has the DE stick unlocked, it makes games like ramps and barriers a little more dangerous.

Counter off / OH / OT.

Other counter graphs work just like arrows. However, you now have two drawers that basically go in front of the house. In terms of the type of graphics it can play with, it works like a counter-off / OHK power o . Again, the counter is usually relatively disconnected at the back, so you need to make sure it is not located in your speed window. This is in favor of retro screen and bubbles, but due to the width the RPO "tube" may appear in a new window.

See / Trap

The wham game or dumbbell game usually works because first level defense can shoot second level blockers instantly. The way to overcome this is to quickly descend and create a wall in the LOS to close the gap (the buffer block will usually not have too much movement, just block the DT). But the immediate reaction at the bottom of the hill often opens a gap behind a rock or pillar.

ISO / G-fold / pin-and-fold

Two types of outdoor insulation. Isolation or fixing and folding operations work by creating waves between the first and second level protectors by sending head locks to isolate some of the second level protectors. This allows indoor multipliers to quickly widen gaps and attack slopes. This forces the defense to respond at the same rate to bring the block to the same point of attack. While doing this, the defenses inside and below the mound are broken, leaving gaps at the ends of the defenses. This allows obstructions, external ramps and tunnels to affect both sides of the structure.

Bullets pull / pull / pull

This is often associated with the idea of ​​first scanning. It uses a concept similar to the ISO game where you want to attack the edges of the defense with a barrier or an external barrier.

Half a row

Half-line locking allows the top of the game to block current flow (usually a pin-and-pool or out of range) when the end-to-end switch is set. As it is a weakness of the game, OL Wing Defender is not forced to reach the second level because the risk of passing hinders the defense from behind. They shoot, they throw you, they wait, you run. The QB-pass combination adds extra protection to the ball, allowing you to reduce free movement on the QB and improve your throw-back windows. It also prevents OL from being released too soon.