2 RPO Concepts That Work Consistently
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- Опубліковано 23 лис 2021
- Understand Why RPO's Work and How To Execute Them!
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Today we're talking RPO why and when to use them. I'll show you a couple of different schemes. Welcome to elite athletes TV. I'm Mike Pawlawski, former 11 year pro quarterback and quarterbacks coach here at www.eliteathletestv.com. Today I want to talk about RPO concepts. I'm going to show you some college footage of the RPO's being executed, and we're gonna talk about when, and why to use them. Now, a lot of guys have kind of gotten on the RPO bandwagon, and it was really big for a while. They thought that there was some kind of cure all for your offense. It's not. Remember RPO's are a way to give your quarterback an easy read, But it's really a way to even the numbers in the run game. If you could run the ball for four yards every single time, you would do it right? That's how you would move the ball down the field. But because teams will put extra people in the box you need to have a way to even out those numbers. And so RPO's give you the opportunity to force defenses to cover the run and pass.
Understand this. It takes a lot of work in practice, because the mesh in an RPO has to be on the running back. It can't be on the quarterback because he's reading the conflict defender downfield. So he's gotta stick that ball out there and the back has to create the mesh. But if you work enough to get your quarterback comfortable it's a super simple read. It's a yes, no read as a quarterback, I always love that. It's either, yes, I pull it and throw or No, I hand that ball off. And that's it.
If your team can't get it done up front, if you're just being out manned by the defensive line, then RPOs aren't going to solve that. But if you're pretty even across the board, if you're if you're running the ball decently and they start to stack the box on you RPOs give you a solution to either get them out of the box, or to create leverage and space. And to get that positive yardage instead of running the ball by replacing that defender who is in the box with the ball. So I'm gonna talk about a couple different looks. Today we're gonna look at it from inside zone. And we're gonna look at it off the power as well. If you have a run in your playbook, you should have an RPO from it as well. If teams start to stack the box, if you're killing with outside zone, you should have an RPO off the outside zone. If you're killing with the inside zone, you should have an RPO for power. Same thing for counter.
That's RPO 101 off to the inside zone and power. It's really effective if you do don't know a lot about RPO you should learn about it. It can be really good especially in the lower levels, the high school game RPOs can be really effective and it's a great way of getting young quarterbacks comfortable in a system giving them easy reads to go with giving them easy balls to complete and taking advantage of a numbers game on offense. We'll be talking about more RPOs I'll show you a lot more. Got a bunch of film to bring out this year. When we talk about play design. We'll be talking about coverages quarterback, play, all that stuff coming up. I appreciate you watching. - Спорт
Beautiful explanation. Simple and 2 the point. My kids love this video as a teaching tool
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Have you seen tighter alignment rpos. Say to a te or wing playside and backside?
Can u do one with the eagles offense break it down
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I never understand these. By the time the running back is in a position to receive the ball, the conflict defender hasn't taken a step. He's barely shifted his center of gravity. What is the quarterback reading?
If he doesn’t move at all he’s never going to be able to make it to that slant window in time. They are taught if he crashes or sits still throw the ball. Only If he bails will it be a handoff
@@Him-bl9kx I understand what you're saying, although I was always taught that slants are thrown to vacated LB spots. The slant is for when the LB blitzes or plays the run: if he just holds position you hand the ball off. A slant would get knocked down, or intercepted.
And yet QBs who do the rpo well almost always choose correctly.
@@jessejordache1869 the LB has to read and then step in the way of the throw to be in position for the slant, he doesn't start in position to play the slant because the receiver is too wide for the LB to play the slant and if he freezes and doesn't move to get there as soon as the ball is snapped or plays the run that means the window for the slant is open.
@@Jaedennm So it's more of a PRO then? It's a pass UNLESS the conflict defender drops to cover the slant, is what you're saying.
@@jessejordache1869 Yes. You’re making it so much harder than it is. It’s pretty simple
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