PACKAGING PLAYS

dacoachmo,

We package plays a couple of different ways.

(1) BEST OPTION. QB decides whether to run midline, ISV or OSV depending on the alignment of the front.
3-tech = midline
no 3-tech + #2 off the LOS = ISV
no 3-tech + #2 on the LOS = OSV

(2) 2 PLAYS. We'll call two plays in the huddle. QB has an "unless" rule. We'll run the first play UNLESS they give us a certain look (by game plan), then we'll audible to the 2nd play.

Just our way.

kc

attack the adjust player.

-you can go I twins and pair open side iso with the bubble screen.

-you could also go pro I and run GT or smash, based on the alignment of the flat defender.

just take plays from your offense that attack a certain target defender and pair a play that stresses that player in another fashion. This way, whatever they do, you have a "good" play.

Usually these "paired-plays" will work on the same side of the defense you want to attack this fashion with an "if they do this, then we do that statement".

You could "check" certain plays to certain techniques with an "opposite" call that will allow you to run that play at the look your most successful against. this would work both sides of the defense.

-scores

do just what it says .. pair (2 plays) that compliment each other. don't try to take a ton of things with you (give the qb too much).

** have a "base" call that he will run UNLESS he gets this look, then he should call play 2

that, to me is the simplest approach to pairing. so, you might tell him "we got strong toss paired with weak counter." he'll stay with strong toss unless he gets 3 defenders weak