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SMU Offense (Sam Hullender) - Trips Bunch Tempo Plays - Zone Read + Perimeter RPO Tags - Counter Read + Perimeter RPO Tags - Cross - Verts

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Most of the time in the RPO world, your post-snap read will be on the side of the RB due to the body position of the QB at the mesh point… And defenses know this But if the QB starts reading defenders away from the RB, you see explosive plays galore “Slot 5 Zip #1-Bang” 💥⬇️

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@kurt13warner I was going to say, I’d think the narrow hash marks play a big role. HS most QBs really aren’t threatening outside routes to the wide side of the field often. Sprint out gives them a way to do that. NFL QBs have the arm to make all those throws but also don’t have to throw as far

Bc sprint out limits the routes you can run, so defenses have an easier time taking away those routes when u cut field in half! The sprint out becomes catching a defense off guard & beating them with a throw rather than being able to defeat them with a good concept! There’s a place for them - but it’s limited with the athletes, defensive intelligence, limited route options & space at NFL level!

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@Ethan_Shelton05 Without knowing down and distance, I’m running Wide Zone to whichever side I like my OL better since everything is equal in terms of alignment

OC’s what’s your call here against Cover 4

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@kurt13warner @thebigOsystem @Loranza80 Don’t know the Big O stuff but for the Briles stuff it’s just reading the extra run fitter. Makes it simple which is nice when you don’t have much install time Not sure how well it would work in the NFL though. Not consistently anyway because there’s so much post-snap movement.

@thebigOsystem @CoachMikeColee @Loranza80 I don’t fully understand how this is utilized - I would love to bc you make it seem so simple!

So what did Triangle determine? Why those 3 guys? Can u give me an example?

@ChalkLast0712 With a frontside, pre-snap throw. Depending on the play, those are built in on most run plays

How do you handle frontside pressure on an RPO? This past yr we would check to a pass play if we got pressure on the frontside. Curious how others handle this.

@thebigOsystem @Loranza80 @kurt13warner Yes, that’s true. I guess I just meant that they don’t teach it the triangle in the Briles system. At least not according to the people I’ve spoken with. It does end up being the same, or very similar though.

@CoachMikeColee @Loranza80 @kurt13warner Reading the Triangle becomes a 1 man read. Pre-Snap, the location of the N$ triggers the throw. 📖 the 🔺helps QB to👇🏼 1️⃣ 🧠 & 👀 a Disguise 2️⃣ Throw Behind the run 3️⃣ 🧠 Protection & Coverage on Drop Back. We Tag BOTH SIDES on any Inside Run - with any Tag 🧠 #BigO ✝️✝️✝️

@Loranza80 @thebigOsystem @kurt13warner Similar but less complex. It’s a one man read.

@thebigOsystem @kurt13warner Does the Briles system utilize a similar approach?

San Jose State OC Craig Stutzmann - Manning Drill - Simulate pass concepts and read coverage - Feel rhythm of the drop - Work ball placement and accuracy - Pre/Post snap reads - San Jose State = #13 Passing Offense in the country (Run N Shoot)

@ChalkLast0712 @bigtimehate I do think you need to have a running game to win consistently. I don’t think it’s the only important thing but when you have a sub-par QB/there’s an injury or there’s bad weather conditions.. those things can make passing more difficult even if you know what you’re doing

@bigtimehate Or “I don’t know passing game very well”.

“Our QB sucks” is generally what that means