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Jason Mohns Offensive System retweeted
QB Pre-Snap Stance in the Multiple Spread Offense:
✔️Heels at 5
✔️Feet balanced
✔️Knees bent (short stop)
✔️Arms out with slight bend
✔️Show palms
✔️Thumbs make a "U"
Full QB Footwork & Mesh Mechanics in the RPO Offense Course Here: bit.ly/44kXv19
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Jason Mohns Offensive System retweeted
Quarters can be a great look for the bender! ↗️🏈💰
Draw up your favorite 3x1 switch vert concept and share!🔥
One variation on the 4 Verticals concept is the switch or "Swag". Outside receivers set the landmarks and inside receivers use #1 for a natural rub.
The key here in this look is that the X becomes the adjustor/bender player.
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Jason Mohns Offensive System retweeted
Going Tackle Over with a nub TE backside can be an easy drain in the read game or an explosive with a noisy DB. 🧨
Unbalanced is cheap for us but can be expensive for the opposing defensive staff.
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Jason Mohns Offensive System retweeted
Where are you going with the ball?🏈
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Rail is cheap & effective!
The rail is tight and works the alley at the bottom of the numbers.
PS #1 runs rub curl to force M under
PS #2 sets the mesh on over route by attacking the toes of the LB
BS #2 mesh under route
BS #1 post curl
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QB Pre-Snap Stance in the Multiple Spread Offense:
✔️Heels at 5
✔️Feet balanced
✔️Knees bent (short stop)
✔️Arms out with slight bend
✔️Show palms
✔️Thumbs make a "U"
Full QB Footwork & Mesh Mechanics in the RPO Offense Course Here: bit.ly/44kXv19
A great scheme is only great if it is executed.
Don't cut yourselves short on time when it comes to the techniques necessary to carry out your schemes.
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Inside Zone Rule for Uncovered:
Flop & check the hip of the next down lineman and Climb
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Inside Zone Covered Backside Rule:
Settle Punch
Some teach the flipper technique, we teach the punch
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Inside Zone is the Cornerstone of the Multiple Spread run game.
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3 Base Rules for this scheme are: Covered Playside, Covered Backside, or Uncovered
Covered Playside Rule = Flop & Drive
One variation on the 4 Verticals concept is the switch or "Swag". Outside receivers set the landmarks and inside receivers use #1 for a natural rub.
The key here in this look is that the X becomes the adjustor/bender player.
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The OG JMO Course: 4 Vertical Passing Game w/Switch Routes & Tags
Our most basic look out of 2 by 2:
X & Z-Work for outside release
Y-Locked seam player
H-Adjustor - at 10 yds, if H can win, stay vertical. If H can't win over the top, flatten out.
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Drive out of 2 x 2
Protection is a half slide.
Tag the basic (Y)
1st player opposite the basic runs the under route
#1 WRs run the torque route (hard deck at 12 yds and make a decision)
Y runs the square cut basic route - if we find a window, stay open
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Curl Flat Concept - Man-Beater Variation:
#3: Pipe Route
#2: Punch Route w/emphasis on width
#1: Curl
BS #1: SIN Route & stay on the run
RB: Fast Motion, Swing, or Check Swing
We love this to the Boundary.
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Inverted G/T is a great misdirection read play that has been a staple of the system.
We are reading the DE.
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Gun Counter is one of our 4 base run concepts.
✔️Easy to teach
✔️Numbers advantage
✔️Great angles
✔️Can be dressed up
✔️Can be run with Double/Triple Option & RPOs
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Some insights on our Split G/T RPO in this video:
G/T & G/H vs Odd:
We can arch the front side if need be but we'd like to lock that Tackle
G: works Ace block w/C to BS Backer
BSG: Pull & Kick End man on LOS
T: Flat, bang, hinge & protect B gap
QB: is responsible for backside overhang
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