This concept is a nice way to get your lineman to second level sooner, getting your H-back/TE/FB involved in taking advantage of an interior defender penetrating up the field.
@@donteellison2405 it was an automatic give for us, given that end man on the LOS was being blocked. A team could add that wrinkle and leave the end alone to be read and have the tackle work to the 2nd level.
0:32 Bruh, ref was watching a whole nother game, what was he doing?!? Lmao
I love when the ref gets volunteered as a blocker in a play. 0:35
Looks like an influence trap against 4 down and base block the lb in odd
This used to be called an influence trap.
This is an amazing wriggle. How do you pick who to wham?
On the play side, we’d block the first lineman B-gap in. So depending on the front, the H is blocking the 3-tech, the shade or even a head-up nose.
@@CoachRobbins33 is it a automatic give for the QB or is he reading the over hang player
@@donteellison2405 it was an automatic give for us, given that end man on the LOS was being blocked. A team could add that wrinkle and leave the end alone to be read and have the tackle work to the 2nd level.
That crack block @ 00:25
I'm no coach, but on the first to plays it looked like the play only worked because the linebacker made a bad read.
Yea and that tight end hesitates at first made it kinda sloppy but it worked out
It wasn't a bad read, he read his key which was the OG.
There are a lot of moving parts here
As defensive coaches. we call these BTD’s…”bitch to defend” plays lol SMH