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Post by throwonfirstdown on Jun 16, 2007 14:48:02 GMT -6
Hey guys, I'm a new member of the board and I was wondering if any of you guys have any experience with 11 personnel offensive schemes (3WR, 1TE, 1 RB). I'm an aspiring offensive coach, and I feel like this offense gives you the flexibility to stretch the field horizontally, vertically, without compromising your base run game, especially when you have a versatile guy at TE or in the slot. I'm especially interested in running either a sugar or no-huddle offense. If any of you have any experience on the good and bad of the scheme, please chime in.
Thanks for letting me be a part of your community.
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Post by easye17 on Jun 16, 2007 20:27:30 GMT -6
You're in the right place. Check out all the various threads to see some specifics about various topics.
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Post by CVBears on Jun 16, 2007 22:57:18 GMT -6
We ran a shotgun spread/wing t base last year with primarily 11 personnel. We had some 22 personnel when we were straight wing t but that was only ten plays the entire season. This year, we are 11 personnel with the pistol. same scheme for the most part. things worked well and look good. your TE lines up like a wing and is essentially a FB for your run game, but can still get the job done in the passing game. we run lots of wham, crazy option, iso, counter, six man protections and one hell of a passing attack. we had many different types of backs: straight a head, shifty, speedy and power/run you over types. we used all of the types and the defense couldn't prepare for just one type of running attack. it worked very well for us.
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