Showing posts with label Leak Concept. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Leak Concept. Show all posts

Friday, 17 June 2022

Written in Chalk: Releasing through the OL

I like buyers who give offensive EMOL. This can be done from the Arabic position after receiving a fake game. It can come from FB or a sniffer that looks like the master block is working. Or even adapted from TE to another TE. In this article, I will explain why this fairly simple design (and not a completely new design that has come up again) is so effective.





Why it works
This is why it is effective: it is difficult to sell a run with a defensive mindset.

This is because, theoretically, downloading via OL limits your download options. Why did he get stuck in traffic to get out of the shelter? Teams often do this with a free pitch, but players on the defensive line learned that they could hit these kids and limit the pitch further, and yet there was a lot of talk about the late pitch (because it was determined that the back was not in the game. Was intended to be.

Then it started to spin, because the defensive lines were really the target of the attack. When the nominal filter comes out, defenders often try to avoid it to fill in the gaps. More players in the second tier group means they have to react faster to limit the game, so they are now in a hurry to get down and unable to pick up the blocker and prevent their release.

If the ball has a face that passes through the OL, defenders tend to forget once that it has no ball, because it usually turns into a screen and they return to their chances (many screens start working slowly. Transfer). .

Let's look at some examples.

Example

Meters

 This is not a difficult sale. See, they don't even pretend to rest. Is it BOB zone? Or weak Iso ? No matter. Running in the background and releasing FB via OL completely sells runs at second and third level and loses defense.

Retreat
Here is an example of a defender performing a fake BOB inside the zone

This is the complete rear counterfeit bullet zone

Hard soil
Here is an example of a TE return game. Note that the two TEs are adapted to a TE-wing combination. Both initially appear to be locked to hold edges for execution or distribution. But it is an internal TE that behaves as if it is working at level 2 and then it is finally released.

For high school or LB, they often need immediate release. One of the keys is the external TE produced by the lower field of the root; If it's inside to block, it's a quick story or at least a sign of a show (hard PA). Often these two TEs have some kind of combined coverage, but if the external receiver is inside to block, the coverage will slip.

LINK for the return of former Falcons OC coach and current 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan
You were released when you returned.



There are two more shows considered by Mark Schofield for the Late Straight Crossover and one show like the Falcon example above.

LINK (Games 1 and 2 are discussed)

And so on
The first filter described above is the concept of "leakage" where the internal TE is released into the flow path. Ted Nguyen (you may have seen me recommend him on Twitter and Athletic) also posted a clip of a serious side action leak (known as a leak that happens when TE jumps from the action page). So off-TE "leaks", it is configured to block the extension, then the leaks in OT / OG go vertically. Very nice wrap


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Monday, 23 May 2022

Inside the Playbook - Throw Back Play Designs

Previously, we looked at why game restore works.

Below, we take a look at USO , who made use of the wings in the game against Minnesota .

This publication will cover the various translated versions that can be added to your book.

Elsewhere - Loss

Everyone talks about leaks, but at least I don't write them directly on my blog. So let's assume it's an option. The following table of losses:

Falcons Guidebook 2016

There are now many iterations of Leak, but I want to point out some things I like more than others.

I'd rather have two receivers coming from opposite sides than one receiver. You can find examples of both, but I've seen that if one receiver pulls on the shield to rotate along a curve, it's quite common to go back and close the safety line or lose the CB.

I also like this TE-Wing with the internal TE removed at a loss. Almost always, if one TE-Wings is blocked, it is the TE in the queue. If you swap this mission, you will most likely get lost in the Y-TE shelter and open on the opposite side.

Here's a solid option

TE delay elsewhere



Elsewhere - RB Rail

Elsewhere - Cover

There are several options for this.
Falcons Guidebook 2016



I really like these two Iowa side WRs with the inside WRs breaking in the corners


Elsewhere: Back screen

The fourth area to strike with a line is the flat bottom. The back screen is usually the best way to get there.

Elsewhere - Back tunnel

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Elsewhere - etc.

RB delay


Back to QB:


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