Hi Coach
I am looking for your favorite screen out of double tight – wing T. I have used a sprint-out right, screen left to the half back in the past. Thanks!
Hey Coach,
I was particularly fond of fullback screen, but out of our passing set. I find screens work best when defenses are thinking pass.
I should have our fullback screen up soon.
Thanks,
Metz
Coach,
Great stuff!! We are in our first year running the wing and we love it! We are looking to install a sprint out passing series. Do you have any recommendations as far as how to protect it? Full reach to sprint side? How do you deal with the edge? Any help is appreciated…thanks!
Coach,
I’ve run it several ways.
1) with waggle blocking
2) like you said, with a full reach
a) with RB’s logging
b) with TE hooking
3) Using a shovel pass under the DE:
a) If DE pushes upfield, shovel
b) If DE sits, sprint out.
You’re going to have to look at your personnel to make your choice. With small players vs a blue chip DE, you’ll want to shovel. If your waggle game is good, you’ll want to do it that way. vs teams that read your guards, reach. Don’t use all three in your playbook at once. You’ll want to do what you do well w/o diluting your practice time. How often are you going to run all 3? How many times will you call it in a game? Be efficient, and do what’s best for your team.
Good luck, Metz
Hi Coach
I am looking for your favorite screen out of double tight – wing T. I have used a sprint-out right, screen left to the half back in the past. Thanks!
Hey Coach,
I was particularly fond of fullback screen, but out of our passing set. I find screens work best when defenses are thinking pass.
I should have our fullback screen up soon.
Thanks,
Metz
Coach,
Great stuff!! We are in our first year running the wing and we love it! We are looking to install a sprint out passing series. Do you have any recommendations as far as how to protect it? Full reach to sprint side? How do you deal with the edge? Any help is appreciated…thanks!
Coach,
I’ve run it several ways.
1) with waggle blocking
2) like you said, with a full reach
a) with RB’s logging
b) with TE hooking
3) Using a shovel pass under the DE:
a) If DE pushes upfield, shovel
b) If DE sits, sprint out.
You’re going to have to look at your personnel to make your choice. With small players vs a blue chip DE, you’ll want to shovel. If your waggle game is good, you’ll want to do it that way. vs teams that read your guards, reach. Don’t use all three in your playbook at once. You’ll want to do what you do well w/o diluting your practice time. How often are you going to run all 3? How many times will you call it in a game? Be efficient, and do what’s best for your team.
Good luck, Metz