USA Football Playbook 4

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The Double Wing is a powerful run-based formation that has had a strong record of success at the youth through high school varsity
level. The Double Wing scheme uses a balanced formation for a series-based attack which looks to overwhelm the defense at the
point-of-attack with more blockers then they have defenders. Its core play is an off-tackle run called Super Power, Toss and a host
of other names. This off-tackle play looks to pry a hole open by kicking out the outside defenders, seal the inside defenders and
have a double team block at the point-of-attack. The Double Wing forces the defense to respect the power run game and in doing
so open up the misdirection/counter game. This scheme uses a complex blocking scheme where offensive linemen pull and trap.
Hiding the football, elaborate fakes and crossing runningbacks are all staples of this attack.
Double Wing Scheme Overview
PLAYSIDE GAP: A blocking rule that tells the offensive player to block the first down lineman in the gap towards the point of attack.
ON: Same as Man On.
MAN ON: A blocking rule that tells the offensive player to block the down lineman who is directly over him.
MAN AWAY: A blocking rule that tells the offensive player to block the first down lineman away from the point of attack.
the Center.
FIRST LINEBACKER INSIDE (FBI): A blocking rule which tells the offensive player to block the first linebacker to his inside which is towards
DOWN THE TRACKS: Is a blocking rule that has the offensive player block the first player away from where the play is designed to go.
are based on this starting position. For example, 6 o’clock is directly behind the QB.
CLOCK: Refers to location where the QB will step to. When the QB is under Center that is considered 12 o’clock and all of the remaining numbers
BANANA ROUTE: The angle that the FB runs when kicking out the defensive end. The route looks like a banana.
including the gaps on either side of him. If multiple players are trying to run through then he gives priority to the inner most defender. Used
exclusively for pass blocking.
AREA: Blocking rule that states that a player will block any defender trying to get through his “area” which is defined as the space between and
Glossary
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We will number the holes to the right of the Center with even numbers and holes to the left with odd numbers.
In order to have all of the offensive players understand where the desired point of attack is we assign a number (“hole”) to a specific offensive
player, not the space in between players. This is a key difference between the Double Wing and most other offensive schemes. For example, a play
ran to the “4 hole” means that the runningback is going to run to the inside hip of the right tackle. Using this numbering systems makes play calling
vastly easier and allows the offense to understand where their assignments are in relation to the point of attack.
SCHEME
Introduction to Formations
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Double Wing Formations
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Double Wing Formations
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into the inside player’s ribs, inside hand pushing the backside, maintain contact and drive upfield.
WEDGE BLOCKING: Includes a triple team at the point-of-attack. All other linemen and tightends steps to the inside, drive their inside shoulder
become Reach blocks.
SHOESHINE: Same as a cut block which is legal in the free blocking zone. If you are using the USA Football Youth Rule Book the Shoeshine blocks
the line of scrimmage.
PULL: Pulling in the Double Wing attack is different than traditional offenses as the linemen will actually slide step while facing
ON: A blocking rule that tells the offensive player to block the defensive lineman that is over you.
FBI: Means to block the first linebacker to the inside.
to his inside. If no defensive linemen exists he performs FBI (see definition below).
DOWN THE TRACKS: Is a blocking rule that tells the offensive player to block the defensive linemen that is located between him and the player
BASE BLOCKING RULES: A blocking rule that tells the offensive player to block the down lineman who is directly over him.
BANANA ROUTE: Refers to the path the FB runs when throwing a block. The path of the route is bent like a banana.
Blocking Rules
your best two lineman here. C – Can afford to be slower and even heavy set. Short squatty players may have a place at center.
Must be able to drive block and, most importantly, shoeshine block.
Offensive Guards – They are the best athletes on the offensive line. They need to be able to move and deliver a big blow. Put
as their pulling technique is sound. Must be able to shoeshine block well.
Offensive Tackles – Need players that are enough so that they can pull down the line. Can be somewhat overweight as long
go uncovered.
Tight Ends (XTE & YTE) – Must be good blockers. No exceptions. Need to be able to catch the ball as they often times
ahead runner to make the Wedge play work. Needs to be quick but they do not have to be fast, although that is a great plus if
you have it. Tough player that is wiling bang out yards.
3 Back – MUST be a very good blocker with some size as they have to kick out the defensive end. MUST be a good straight
diligently follow their blockers (get on their butt). Must be adequate blockers. If they can catch then they can be used in the
passing game.
Wingbacks (2B & 4B) – Speed is a real plus. If they don’t have speed they better have power. We want wingbacks that
wing offense with it’s complex footwork and ball faking. The ball faking MUST be well executed to fool the defense. Arm strength
is not critical as long as they don’t turn it over. Must be a competent blocker. If you do have a super athlete then you can utilize
the quarterback running plays.
Quarterback – It is not a requirement to have a superior athlete here. Must be a leader that can learn and execute the double
Double Wing Player Attributes
3B (FB) – Runs a “banana” route and kicks out the DE
4B – First linebacker inside
QB – Reverse out left foot to 3 o’clock, toss the ball and block
the CB
2B – 1 to 1.5 steps of motion, secure toss, get behind the pulling OL and hit hole with shoulders square to line of scrimmage
inside hand on the LT’s backside as he goes through the hole.
4 2B’s motion is short (1.5 steps) and at 75% speed.
4 Pulling linemen must keep their heads up. No looking at the grass.
4 FB strikes the DE with his right shoulder on the DE’s right shoulder.
4 Use 3 – 6 inch line splits or no line splits.
4 Do not allow the 2B to make this a sweep. It is an off-tackle play.
4 The 2B should stay close to the pulling lineman. Have him put his
COACHING POINTS:
Left Tackle – Pull and lead through alley, go up the alley and look inside
Left Guard – Pulls and lead through alley, look to seal up alley then to inside
Center – Man on, man away
Right Guard – Gap, On, Down the tracks
Right Tackle – Gap, On, Down the tracks
Right End (YTE) – Gap, On, Down the tracks
Left End (XTE) – Shoeshine first down lineman from 5 hole outward
ASSIGNMENTS:
4 Double Tight Double Wing.
4 Can be used from many Double Wing formations.
LINE FORMATION:
that defensive coordinators try to stop when playing a Double Wing team.
The Rip 88 Super Power is the base play of the Double Wing formation. It is a very powerful play that looks to gain 4 – 6 tough yards. It is the play
Rip 88 Super Power
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3B (FB) – Runs a “banana” route and kicks out the DE
4B – First linebacker inside
QB – Reverse out left foot to 3 o’clock and let the 2B clear.
Hit hole with shoulders square to LOS
2B – 1 to 1.5 steps of full speed motion, make sure to clear the
QB and block the CB
4 2B’s motion is short (1.5 steps) and at full speed.
4 Pulling linemen must keep their heads up. No looking at the grass.
4 FB strikes the DE with his right shoulder on the DE’s right shoulder.
inside hand on the LT’s backside as he goes through the hole.
4 Use 3 – 6 inch line splits or no line splits.
4 Do not allow the QB to make this a sweep. It is an off-tackle play.
4 The QB should stay close to the pulling lineman. Have him put his
COACHING POINTS:
Left Tackle – Pull and lead through alley, go up the alley and look inside
Left Guard – Pulls and lead through alley, look to seal up alley then to inside
Right Guard – Gap, On, Down the tracks
Right Tackle – Gap, On, Down the tracks
Right End (YTE) – Gap, On, Down the tracks
Left End (XTE) – Shoeshine first down lineman from 5 hole outward
ASSIGNMENTS:
LINE FORMATION:
and looks to utilize an athletic QB.
The Rip 88 Power Keep is a very powerful play that looks to gain 4 – 6 tough yards. It is a variation of Rip 88 Super Power
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Right Tackle – #3 DL inside the TE or pull and seal inside
Right End (YTE) – On, FBI
2B – Rocket motion. Secure the ball and get vertical while reading the blocks of 4B and RT
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Follow the play to see if you can throw a block
Use 3 – 6 inch line splits.
The faster your 2B the better this play will work.
Need a good, fast toss by the QB.
2B need to read the block of the RT.
XTE must run through the heels of the closest DT and make sure that he sees the numbers of the player
he is blocking on playside. This will prevent him from illegally blocking in the back.
COACHING POINTS:
Left Tackle – Shoeshine to 0 hole
Left Guard – Trap #2 down lineman past the Center (not down the line).
Left shoulder on left shoulder
Center – Block #1 DL On to playside
Right Guard – Unconditional pull. Reach the edge defender (CB) with the
left shoulder on the CB’s left shoulder. If the CB widens or aligns wide,
then kick him out with the right shoulder on his right shoulder
Left End (XTE) – Aim at the near heels of the first DT and gradually gain 6
yards of depth as you approach the CB. Do NOT block in the back
ASSIGNMENTS:
LINE FORMATION:
Rocket 28 T Trap Sweep is a strong play designed for large yardage when the defense tries to pack in extra defenders between your ends.
Rocket 28 T Trap Sweep
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4B – Hustle inside and push the OT
QB – Step out of the FB’s path with your right foot and hand
him the ball. Block defenders coming off the corner
3B (FB) – Hit the hole quickly with no delay
Right End (YTE) – Steps to the inside, drive left shoulder into
RT’s ribs, inside hand pushing the backside, maintain contact &
drive upfield
2B – Hustle inside and push the OT
4 Use no line splits.
4 The offensive line must not allow penetration. They must keep their feet moving at all times.
4 FB must stay low in the wedge and push on the backside of the Center.
COACHING POINTS:
Left End (XTE) – Steps to the inside, drive right shoulder into LT’s ribs,
inside hand pushing the backside, maintain contact & drive upfield
Left Tackle – Steps to the inside, drive right shoulder into LG’s ribs, inside hand pushing the backside, maintain contact & drive upfield
Left Guard – Triple team the NG
Center –4Triple team the NG
Right Guard – Triple team the NG
Right Tackle – Steps to the inside, drive left shoulder into RG’s ribs, inside hand pushing the backside, maintain contact & drive upfield
ASSIGNMENTS:
LINE FORMATION:
The O Wedge is a powerful play that looks to gain 2 – 4 tough yards. It is effective at wearing down defensive linemen.
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wide cut it inside the 4B’s block.
3B (FB) – Swallow the ball, stay in the wedge and drive hard to really sell the fake
4B – Step down, show wedge, then block the CB. Take him wherever he wants to go
QB – Open quick, step out of the FB’s path with your right foot
to 6 o’clock and fake the handoff. As the FB makes contact with the ball spin 180 degrees and find the 2B. Give the 2B the ball with an outside handoff and boot left grabbing the left shoulder pad with the left hand
2B – Take a drop step, get on line for sweep right. Get the ball and get outside fast
4 The entire offense must sell the defense on 0 Wedge.
4 The offensive line must not allow penetration. They must keep their feet moving at all times.
4 The 2B must run full speed to the perimeter and read the block of the 4B. If the CB stays
COACHING POINTS:
Left End (XTE) – Steps to the inside, drive right shoulder into LT’s ribs,
inside hand pushing the backside, maintain contact & drive upfield
Left Tackle – Steps to the inside, drive right shoulder into LG’s ribs, inside hand pushing the backside, maintain contact & drive upfield
Left Guard – Triple team the NG
Center – Triple team the NG
Right Guard – Triple team the NG
Right End (YTE) – Drive left shoulder into RT’s ribs. Inside hand to center of lower back, maintain contact and drive upfield
ASSIGNMENTS:
LINE FORMATION:
attempts to break outside for a significant gain.
The 28 Wedge Sweep is a risk/reward play. It looks to take advantage of a team that is loading up against 0 Wedge and
28 Wedge Sweep
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QB – Open right leg to 5 o’clock, extend arms straight out, left leg to 6 o’clock, reach deep and belly the ball, ride, glide, give,
take one deep step with the left leg and then explode to the
perimeter
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3B (FB) – Angle step right and hit the inside hip of the RG
4B – Insert and attack first inside LB
2B – Motion, attack perimeter and block the CB
4 Needs good strong one-on-one blocks by the playside OG and OT.
4 QB needs to give a good fake.
4 4B must insert quickly and get to his block. Any delay will harm the play.
COACHING POINTS:
Left End (XTE) – Aim at the near heals of the first DT to the right. Get downfield and block the FS
Left Tackle – Playside gap, On, Gap away contact & drive upfield
Left Guard – Playside gap, On, Gap away
Center – Playside gap, On, Gap away
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Guard – Playside gap, On, Gap away
Right End (YTE) – Man on, man away
ASSIGNMENTS:
LINE FORMATION:
Quick hitting play.
Rip 4 Base is a low risk play which isolates the FB and allows him to make a play. The QB boot looks to influence the playside OLB, DE and CB.
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4 The wider the DE goes the better this play will work
4 This is a nice low risk quick hitter
4 Best used vs. 2 LBs and not 3
4 We are trying to gain 4 – 5 good yards
COACHING POINTS:
3B (FB) – Hop, Hop (or crossover) get ball, hit six hole with shoulders square. Look for the cutback
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4B – First LB inside. Don’t touch the DE
QB – Reverse out, left foot to 5 o’clock, come back to FB and give, show keep, grab jersey with right hand
RIGHT TACKLE – Unconditional down block to the DT, if no DT then block all the way to NG
Right End (YTE) – If the RT is covered then down block, if not 2nd level (never touch a man on you in any way)
2B – Motion, attack perimeter and block the CB
Left End (XTE) – Step down, run at the near heels of the DT and cutoff the FS. Don’t let anyone cross your face
Left Tackle –Cutoff inside gap, work up to 2nd level
Left Guard – Cutoff inside gap, work to 2nd level (fold block vs. even front)
Center – MOMA
Right 2Guard – Kickout first to show past six hole (right shoulder on right shoulder, head on the inside of the defender), most likely the DE. “Pick
pocket” the RT far right pocket with their right hand and run through the
RT’s feet (not down the line)
ASSIGNMENTS:
4 1st Level: Shoulder
4 2nd Level: Hands
BlOCKING LEVELS:
4 Dollar Bill Splits
LINE FORMATION:
This is a nice low risk quick hitter that is very effective, especially against defensive fronts with only 2 linebackers or a wider DE.
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4 Best used vs. 2 LBs and not 3
4 We are trying to gain 4 – 5 good yards
4 The wider the DE goes the better this play will work
COACHING POINTS:
QB – Reverse out, left foot to 7 o’clock, come back to FB and give, show keep, grab jersey with left hand
3B (FB) – Hop, Hop (or crossover) get ball, hit 7 hole with
shoulders square. Look for the cutback
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4B – Motion, fake toss catch, grab jersey with left hand and sprint to perimeter
Right End (YTE) – Step down, run at the near heals of the DT and cutoff the FS. Don’t let anyone cross your face
2B – First LB inside. Don’t touch the DE
Right Tackle – Cutoff inside gap, work up to 2nd level
Left End (XTE) – If the LT is covered then down block, if not 2nd level
(never touch a man on you in any way)
Left Tackle – Unconditional down block to the DT, if no DT then block all the way to2NG
Left Guard – Kickout first to show past six hole (left shoulder on left shoulder, head on the inside of the defender), most likely the DE. “Pick pocket”
the LT far left pocket with their left hand and run through the LT’s feet (not
down the line)
Center – MOMA
Right Guard – Cutoff inside gap, work to 2nd level (fold block vs. even front)
ASSIGNMENTS:
4 2nd Level: Hands
BlOCKING LEVELS:
4 Dollar Bill Splits
LINE FORMATION:
This is a nice low risk quick hitter that is very effective, especially against defensive fronts with only 2 linebackers or a wider DE.
Liz 7 - G
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4 This is our key FB counter to Rip 88 Super Power
4 Once the defense is overreacting to Rip 88 SP then we will call this play
4 Should be a big hitter
4 Really need a good fake by QB and 2B
COACHING POINTS:
4B – Block the nearest FS
QB – Reverse out to 5 o’clock, give ball to FB back with an inside handoff, attack the perimeter right
Right Tackle – Pull and lead through alley, first look to stop LB stunting
from B gap to B gap and eyelock the SLB. He is a garbage man. If he gets
to the alley go up it and look inside
2B – Motion, Attack perimeter and grab jersey with right hand. Need to run full speed and give a good fake
3B (FB) – Take a step right (side step) then step back to the left. Take an outside handoff, hit 7 hole and stay outside (no cutbacks)
Right End (YTE) – Shoeshine the RT’s man if he is covered. If not block down aggressively to the B gap
Left End (XTE) – Blocks down on DT. If no DT then first inside LB
Left Tackle – GOD
Left Guard – GOD
Center – MOMA
Right Guard – Pull and kick out first to show past 7 hole. Put left shoulder on the defender’s left shoulder, head on the inside of the defender
ASSIGNMENTS:
4 2nd Level: Hands
BlOCKING LEVELS:
4 No Splits
LINE FORMATION:
This is a FB counter coming off of our Rip 88 Super Power play. This is especially effective when the defense is overreacting to Rip 88 Super Power.
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QB – Reverse out to 7 o’clock, give ball to FB back with an inside handoff, attack the perimeter left
4B – Motion, Attack perimeter and grab jersey with left hand. Need to run full speed and give a good fake
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3B (FB) – Take a step left (side step) then step back to the right. Take an outside handoff, hit 6 hole and stay outside
(no cutbacks)
2B – Block the nearest FS
Right End (YTE) – Blocks down on DT. If no DT then
first inside LB
4 This is a key FB counter to Liz 99 Super Power
4 Once the defense is overreacting to Liz 99 SP then we will call this play
4 Should be a big hitter
4 Really need a good fake by QB and 4B
COACHING POINTS:
Right Tackle – GOD
Center – MOMA
Right Guard – GOD
Left End (XTE) – Shoeshine the LT’s man if he is covered. If not block down aggressively to the B gap
Left Tackle – Pull and lead through alley, first look to stop LB stunting from
B gap to B gap and eyelock the WLB. He is a garbage man. If he gets to the
alley go
2 up it and look inside
Left Guard – Pull and kick out first to show past 6 hole. Put right shoulder
on the defender’s right shoulder, head on the inside of the defender
ASSIGNMENTS:
4 2nd Level: Hands
BlOCKING LEVELS:
4 No Splits
LINE FORMATION:
This is a FB counter coming off of our Liz 99 Super Power play. This is especially effective when the defense is overreacting to Liz 99 Super Power.
Liz 6 - C
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QB – Reverse out deeper (4 o’clock), look for 4B on the 3rd step,
give ball to 4B with an inside handoff, attack the perimeter right
3B (FB) – Crossover and secure down DL at 4 hole to outward
4B – Double drop step (two quick steps back to get 1.5 yards of depth), take inside handoff, run hard to the outside
Right End (YTE) – Step down and secure FS
2B – Motion, attack perimeter
4 RG and RT must take their first step with their left foot.
4 QB needs to give a good fake and not look at the 4B when giving him the ball.
4 4B takes the handoff and stays close to the RG and RT.
COACHING POINTS:
Left End (XTE) – Down, 2nd level
Left Tackle – Gap, On, Down the tracks contact & drive upfield
Left Guard – Gap, On, Down the tracks
Right Guard – Pull and kick out first to show past 7 hole. Put left shoulder
on the defender’s left shoulder, head on the inside of the defender
Right Tackle – Pull and lead through alley, get to the alley, go up it and
look inside
ASSIGNMENTS:
LINE FORMATION:
Has big play potential.
The Rip 47 - C (Counter) is a strong counter play. The FB provides a false read if the opposing linebackers are keying him.
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QB – Reverse out, left foot to 5 o’clock, gather yourself, take two steps back and throw it to the 2B. If he is covered then run the ball. If QB is more advanced he can go to the XTE as his 2nd read
2B – Take 3 lateral steps. First step is with the left foot, right foot crossover step and then the left foot. Then run a fade looking for the ball on the
inside
3B (FB) – Block the face of the QB
4B – Block down on the DE
4 QB needs to pivot out like the Super Power play and not “announce” to the defense that it is a pass play.
4 If the 2B is cover the QB should feel free to run the ball.
4 XTE needs to run hard at the FS and sell that he will be thrown the ball.
COACHING POINTS:
Right Tackle – On, Area
Right End (YTE) – Run straight for 6 yards then cut to the corner. First step is with left foot, take 7 steps (9 steps for smaller players) for 6 yards, then cut to the corner off
the left foot. Run to open area away from FS and well past the CB
Center – On, Area
Right Guard – On, Area
Left Tackle – On, Area
Left Guard – On, Area
Left End (XTE) – Run straight for 6 yards then cut to the post. First step is with right foot, take 6 steps (8 steps for smaller players) for 6 yards, then cut to the post off the
left foot. Run to the FS
ASSIGNMENTS:
LINE FORMATION:
that can catch this play can have great results.
The 2B Throwback Pass is a powerful play, especially when the playside CB is cheating close to the line of scrimmage. If you have an athletic 2B
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3B (FB) – Kick out first to show at 8 hole (put outside shoulder on the DE’s outside shoulder, head on the inside of the defender), stay low and hit hard
4B – Run up 6 yards and then run an out. First step with the right foot, 6
step, push off with the left foot at a 90 degree angle. Make sure to get over the CB
QB – Reverse out to 5 o’clock, takes two steps and then throws it over the CB to the 4B
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2B – Blocks the playside of the QB. He needs to move quickly and make sure to be out of the QB’s way
4 QB needs to rollout (Brown) and lead the 4B with a good throw.
4 If the CB jumps the route the QB should have a running lane.
4 YTE needs to run the seam route hard so that the FS has to commit.
4 If you can teach your QB a progression read the YTE could be his first read and will most likely garner single coverage.
COACHING POINTS:
Right End (YTE) – Run straight for 7 yards and then break to the corner
Center – On, Area
Left End (XTE) – On, Area
ASSIGNMENTS:
LINE FORMATION:
Rip Brown Flood Pass is a conservative, low-risk pass play. The Out route can be ran by the 4B, YTE or even the motioned 2B.
Rip Brown Flood Pass
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QB – Reverse out to 5 o’clock, looks downfield as he takes three steps
to playside and then throws it to the FBº
4B – Runs up 6 yards and then inside the FS, make sure to go to his inside and make him choose whom to defend. First step with the right foot,
9 steps and then push off the right foot and slant inside the FS
3B (FB) – Runs a flat route. Once he catches the ball he turns it upfield
2B – Blocks the playside of the QB. He needs to move quickly and make sure to be out of the QB’s way
4 QB needs to rollout (Brown) and lead the 3B with a good throw.
4 Difficult play for the defense to defend especially if the CB is hugging the line of scrimmage.
COACHING POINTS:
Center – On, Area
Right End (YTE) – On, Area
Left End (XTE) – On, Area
ASSIGNMENTS:
LINE FORMATION:
Rip Brown 3B Flat Pass is a conservative, low-risk pass play that can allow your FB to get involved in the passing game
Rip Brown 3B Flat Pass
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QB – Reverse out to 7 o’clock, takes two steps and then throws it to the XTE. If the XTE is covered then run the ball
4B – Goes in Liz motion and blocks the playside of the QB. He needs to move quickly and make sure to be out of the QB’s way
3B (FB) – One hard diagonal step with the left foot and block the blind side of the QB. Hit the first defender to show up
2B – Step down and block the area which the XTE vacated
the ball before he takes a sack.
4 QB needs to get extra depth on his pivot so that he can see past the defensive line and get a visual lock on his WR.
4 Most likely the defense will be bringing a great deal of pressure. Make sure the QB makes his pivot and gets rid of
COACHING POINTS:
Right End (YTE) – On, Area
Center – On, Area
Left End (XTE) – Runs straight for 7 yards and looks inside for the ball. First step is with the right foot
ASSIGNMENTS:
LINE FORMATION:
players to the line of scrimmage. In these situations the Liz TE Seam Pass is a simple, yet powerful play that can go for big yardage. Do not use this
play against a FS.
Liz XTE Seam Pass: In trying to stop the Double Wing run game many defensive coordinators will remove their Free Safety (FS) and bring all 11
Liz XTE Seam Pass
2
X
Liz YTE Seam Pass Right
3
QB
Y
4
Liz XTE Seam Pass
2
X
Liz XTE Seam Pass Left
4
3
QB
Y
QB – Reverse out, left foot to 5 o’clock and then takes 5 steps along
5 o’clock while looking to the right. He then turns to the left and throws
the ball to the XTE. If he is covered then run the ball or throw it at his feet
incomplete
4B – Run a deep pass route
2B – Motion, fake toss catch, grab jersey with right hand and
sprint to perimeter
3B (FB) – Block down to cover the YTE’s vacated area
4 This play requires a good deal of repping in order for the timing of all 11 players to be precise.
4 QB must stay calm when the pass rush is coming and deliver an accurate and catchable pass to the XTE.
COACHING POINTS:
Right End (YTE) – Touchdown alley. Runs a crossing route over the middle at
medium speed and looks to put a block on the outside defender
Right Tackle – Aggressively block area
Left Tackle – On, Area block, count for 2 seconds and then release to the outside and find someone to block
Left Guard – On, Area block, count for 2 seconds and then release to the outside and find someone to block
Center – On, Area
Right Guard – Aggressively block area
Left End (XTE) – Blocks for 2 seconds then turns and catches the ball. Then run
hard, look to the outside and read your blocks
ASSIGNMENTS:
LINE FORMATION:
Rip 88 Brown X Screen Left is an effective play to take advantage of hard charging defensive linemen. High-risk/high-reward play
Rip 88 Brown X Screen Left
2
X
Rip Brown Y Screen Right
3
QB
Y
4
2
X
Rip Brown X Screen Left
Rip 88 Brown Screen Left
4
3
QB
Y

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