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SUPER SIMPLE Way to Run The Inside Zone RPO
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- Опубліковано 14 сер 2024
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Inside Zone blocking scheme is one of football's greatest plays. But what do you do if the defense scrape exchanges? Simple. You use the Inside Zone RPO. This will punish the defense and help you score points.
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Today on offensive breakdown, I break down NFL schemes that get covered by the likes of QB School and Brett Kollmann. That’s right, the spread offensive breakdown is seen in NFL offenses and are covered by the QB School and Brett Kollmann
Not NFL Offense, But brett kollmann breaks down NFL game film and offensives. This QB School like offensive breakdown goes deep into the NFL spread concepts and how high school football can use NFL style plays covered by brett kollmann and QB School
What do ya'll tag for the wide receivers when you run your Inside Zone RPO?
coach, i enjoy the posts. what program do you use for your playbook sir? hope all is well your way
Hey Coach,
Thanks for the complement. It means a lot to me that you watch my videos.
I am using the Playbook feature from Hudl. It's an amazing program.
Coach McKie is it a free program
Good stuff coach!
I have a few different calls, one is a scat call out of 2x2 which is a slant, bubble screen quick out and fade route
how far down field can the rec block on pass plays without getting a penalty?
appreciate you im OC for semi pro team and we do lot of the same rpo and gonna try out some of yours as well! rpos really forces dc's to play man or sometype of man zone combo really stressing them out keep up thr great work coach mckie
Coach,
Thanks for watching my video. And I agree, RPOs really do force the DC's hand. Makes the worry about what to do and how to defend it. Which makes our job easier.
It is easier to diagnose zone defense to make your offense play fixed with run or pass you choose. Getting the defense out of man that relys on your reciever making 100% of 50/50 passing options. Zone is where you can run and pass to its weaknesses.
Coach! We run something similar. Our stack is on the outside but it’s a screen. Our fullback or wr lines up where your stack is and he runs a option route based on the backer. A slant if he’s lined up in man or a 5 yd hitch if he wants to play the run and the qb throws to his outside shoulder. Works every time. Loving your videos. I’m taking over as OC finally l. We should collab on some things and dominate our opponents!
I like what I see...a difference in the play, from the 2 back set is that I read the safety. From the 5:42 mark...if the safety rolls with the motion then I will run the QB lead with the same blocking rules...this gives me 7 on 6 in the box...if the safety does not roll with the motion then it is an automatic bubble pass as we are 3 over 2.
Coach Bama,
Thank you for taking time out of your day to watch my video and leave a comment. It means a lot to me.
I never thought about running QB lead out of our two back set. That seems like it would be a great short yardage/goal line play. Plus, it keeps the same rules for the OL. What do you have the running back do on the lead? Does he kick out the end man on line of scrimmage?
Coach McKie, No I run the double lead out of it and keep the same rules...now we are running on the Safety. If we run "kick" then we will gap down backer and kick the end with the play side RB and lead with the backside RB. I also like running the stretch to the week side or left if two receivers are to the right with the RPO...read the LB over the right RB and have the slot to run a stick and wideout a 5 yard dig.
-Coach Burney
Great video. What application do you use for your play diagrams?
Could you please tell me what program you are using to draw the plays? It seems very easy and convenient to use. Thanks in advance!
Coach, these look really good. What do you do if you face single high teams, makes the box count unfavourable, and allow them to put 3 over the read side...
Coach,
Thanks for taking time out of your day to watch my video. It means a lot to me.
When teams match us 3 over 3 then we do two things: 1) We will run a switch/rub route where the F and the Y switch routes. This causes confusion to the defense. Especially if they don't normally play man and are doing it because the DC is getting it from his head coach.
2) We run our Crossing series. This is my normal fall back plan when teams go man. Let's see if their guys can keep up with our guys.
Coach McKie me too coach man on mab i feel my guys are. better and good luck def bc i just need to hit 1 outta 3 switch routes, wheels, pick plays, in breaking routes kill man2 man also when your in man your rb is 1v1 w lb i like those odds
Do u ever run your Snag/In RPO with inside Zone?
Do you Ever Run 3 Man snag as an RPO. I feel like the corner would be too late a route to throw.
What program are you using to make the plays?
how do you adjust your inside zone blocking with 4 man front with the 3 tech to the trips stack side or do you automatically switch to man on?
Yes sir. We will lock on to the 3 and 5
Ok thanks and love the vids by the way
I’m really just learning the full scale of putting a Offense together, I’m an O.C for a 12u team and O.C and head coach for a semi pro team and I love running spread 2x2 trips and stack, do you have a vid on power from spread
What would be the best Defense to cover the Air raid ??
I would say man to man.
Hey coach i love the spread! I run it with my team but we get a lot of 4-3 defenses with single high safety. How would you recommend we incorporate RPOs against these defensive formations.
Hey Coach,
Thanks for watching my video. It means a lot to me that you took time out of your day to watch it.
If you are playing teams that go cover 1 then I would do some form of motion or screening them. I did a video on it earlier. Here it is ua-cam.com/video/X7HBlah8tE0/v-deo.html
Tempo fast. Use the spread to make any other help one back safety recieves obvious presnap. If there is some you know where to attack and advance. If none you gotta Plaaction hold him hesitant with your options deep route spread apart and the underneath in a area of high successes. Hope this makes sense
Coach, can you show the blocking scheme v. a head up nose and 2 4i's with 2 outside backers with the RPO
Coach Johnson,
Send me your email address and I will draw it up for you.
rjohnson@sdale.org
Gotcha coach. I check your email tomorrow.
Coach, I know you added this video a couple years ago. Love a lot of your concepts. If possible, Could you show me this same RPO with what the coach above requested. We see a ton of 3-4 with two 4i's now. My email is Csaulter26@gmail.com. Thanks coach.
Can someone please explain how you’re allowed to pass while the lineman are run blocking???
coach I use this formation trips with the stack my question what happens if the safety comes up on the stick route now the corner is one on one with wideout lb picks up the shoot route. we cant run because we dont have the numbers in the box. the only option is your wideout has to be a stud and be able to pick up the corner one on one. what i did was run the 2nd guy on the stack on a shallow route.
Hey Coach,
Great question. Tomorrow's video covers what I do when defenses do that.
im a youth football coach i see alot of cover 0 and cover 1. with a 4 man front. would you have any rpo's you would run against that coverage.
Coach,
Thanks for watching my videos. it means a lot to me that you take time out of your day to watch them. I run switch routes when I face Cover 0 or 1 teams. So the Y will run the F's route. This makes a natural rub that confuses defenses. Especially defenses that don't switch man.
I’ve coached youth too, now at HS, if you can throw and catch set up a system with your qb and best wr for you to audible to a go route in 0 coverage
I love stack wr sets
Came back to this video...just because of your latest podcast.
Coach Ironman Dad,
That's cool coach. Did you like the podcast? Could you rate and review the podcast if you haven't already? Helps get the word out.
Just did Coach! I know you did an Air raid middle school series... ever consider doing a middle school series on drills to implement... to help out a team that focuses around the inside zone, RPO concepts?
Coach Dad,
I have a free eBook you can download that talks about the drills you need to do. www.airraiddrills.com
Coach McKie, What do you do when that LB blitzes off the edge and that half field safety rolls down to take away the backside slant?
On which play coach?
When you are throwing the RPO Slant Route off of the Inside Zone.
What is your next progression when the Half Field Safety takes away the slant.
I see you have these going against 2 high what’s your adjustment for 1 high?
Motion works well
Hey, what is the website you are using here?
Nice Video. What software are you using, coach?
Coach Neureiter,
I use Hudl playbook coach.
What’s the website are you using to create the play?
hudl playbook coach
What about against a 5 man front ???
Before even watching the video. I'm blitzing living hell out of my strong safety. His job is to blitz the hand off and check the back or turn and follow the football. My outside corner are zoning deep. My stacked inside corner will fall to flat my linebackers are playing underneath coverage. Linebacker on the slot side will split distance between the end and the slot while moving last minute at the snap of the play to keep the QB contained. The Free safety is playing a deep 3rd. So essentially we have a Cover 3 Zone Blitz from the Strong side.
That's good coach. You've got a well coached defense. Odd front or even?
Coach McKie... Even 7, 3, 1, 7 Tech
Do your linemen get this ?
what program are you using to design your plays?
+Mike Clamp Just play Solutions
What software are you using?
Hudl playbook.
what software is that your using?
I'm using Hudl coach.
I like the concept,... but that’s not a 3-3 stack
Do you guys ever use typical "boot" play action with RPO concepts? Obviously these are longer developing routes (Go, Delay, Over, Post, Comeback, etc.), and require the Qb to hold the ball and move outside a bit... Which leads to the fear of an illegal man downfield penalty, however... If your linemen are executing the run blocking scheme properly and COMMANDING that the defense fits that blocking scheme properly, shouldn't immediate contact occur within 2 yards anyways? I would think that as long as you tell your Offensive Linemen to never block past the second level, you would be playing within the rules the vast majority of the time. I have been out of coaching for a while, but this concept is one that I can't figure out why no one is doing.
Coach,
I think a lot of teams do this. They add a word - Auburn and Chad Morris say Pink - and that tells the OL to not get down the field. This is what they use for Play Action instead of the normal Play Action blocking.