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Honey Badger on the loose. Cards cut him. I know he's been injured a bunch there, but if they could move Cyprien and take him it sure would be interesting.
 
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CagleMtnVol said:
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I have always wanted to see Lewis as a legit WR option... Now get in a Ace formation 20 personnel (2 backs, 0 TE) with Lewis in a slot and Henry in the TB spot to the same side... That would almost have to be treated like an RPO just on alignment alone... Could you imagine being a MIKE LB.. That would stretch you so much... Sooo many possibilities...
 
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Caleb59seal said:
I have always wanted to see Lewis as a legit WR option... Now get in a Ace formation 20 personnel (2 backs, 0 TE) with Lewis in a slot and Henry in the TB spot to the same side... That would almost have to be treated like an RPO just on alignment alone... Could you imagine being a MIKE LB.. That would stretch you so much... Sooo many possibilities...
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I like what they do on their shallow cross (labeled mesh on there). They release the rb to the side the crosser is going. We’ve been doing that for years to clear more space for the crosser by taking that inside lb out of the box. We don’t normally use a wheel, just an arrow. But it still helps clean up the hi low read by expanding one of the lbs
 
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Vol8188 said:
I like what they do on their shallow cross (labeled mesh on there). They release the rb to the side the crosser is going. We’ve been doing that for years to clear more space for the crosser by taking that inside lb out of the box. We don’t normally use a wheel, just an arrow. But it still helps clean up the hi low read by expanding one of the lbs
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I like the wheel on that... An adjustment that I have seen is give a little shake tag for the crosser and it essentially creates a triangle read for your QB and vertically stretches the corner in cover 3... Also obviously good against man as well...
 
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Caleb59seal said:
I like the wheel on that... An adjustment that I have seen is give a little shake tag for the crosser and it essentially creates a triangle read for your QB and vertically stretches the corner in cover 3... Also obviously good against man as well...
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I like that. Most teams set the back up as a check down where the crosser came from. I guess it would create a natural pick, but I prefer the way they’re doing it and taking that extra lb out of the box with the wheel.
 
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Vol8188 said:
I like that. Most teams set the back up as a check down where the crosser came from. I guess it would create a natural pick, but I prefer the way they’re doing it and taking that extra lb out of the box with the wheel.
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It all who you want to attack. Your option does create some pretty good RPO ideas though.
 
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Vol8188 said:
I like that. Most teams set the back up as a check down where the crosser came from. I guess it would create a natural pick, but I prefer the way they’re doing it and taking that extra lb out of the box with the wheel.
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It all who you want to attack. Your option does create some pretty good RPO ideas though.
 
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Caleb59seal said:
It all who you want to attack. Your option does create some pretty good RPO ideas though.
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Give me more detail on what you’re thinking here? I am looking into using a trap rpo where we motion the back into the flats and read the OLB. If he runs with it qb runs trap. If he stays home, we just toss it into the flats to our rb which is typically our best athlete.

We run a lot of stick, snag, and 3 level flood. So our back gets the ball in the flats a lot.
 
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Vol8188 said:
Give me more detail on what you’re thinking here? I am looking into using a trap rpo where we motion the back into the flats and read the OLB. If he runs with it qb runs trap. If he stays home, we just toss it into the flats to our rb which is typically our best athlete.

We run a lot of stick, snag, and 3 level flood. So our back gets the ball in the flats a lot.
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Ok, so being in 20 personnel in ace.. I mean think what that creates with a RB in the slot... Jet motion Hip motion (to me that is cross the center and come back in the inside or outside hip of tackle)... Along with motion either run a out by the RB with a inside zone or a vertical kind of pop pass RPO with an outside zone type play... I mean typically for us we don't see very many fast LB's do anything stretching him would be money.

Take the wheel and push the LB out with a trap or inside zone or power to the weak side... You have 1 run a vertical or a 2/Go (verse 2 high run post, 1 high run go) crosser for slot then strong side run a wheel with the RB and a stick or an in route or a choice read route (anything to get him on the move) and have the back Z run a divide route angle denpends on the coverage structure...

Or kill frontside of same play and take the Z run basically a pick route have the slot (RB) push vertical and run a wheel) and QB has eyes on flat defender and throws or runs a power to your side based on leverage of the defender... I like power to that side because you can run sprint action and have a guy blocking with you...
There's a lot you could do with it... I am starting to study it for this season...
 
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I’ve been playing with something lately out of 20 ace. Taking the H back into the flats. Reading the man over him and having the rb run a seam from the backfield to that same side.

Thought being to expand the flat defender and then hit the rb over his outside shoulder moving away from the MLB. Of course if the flat player doesn’t expand, we will just take the easy money in the flats to the h.

The same basic premise as the run n shoots go route, except from a different personnel group.
 
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Vol8188 said:
I’ve been playing with something lately out of 20 ace. Taking the H back into the flats. Reading the man over him and having the rb run a seam from the backfield to that same side.

Thought being to expand the flat defender and then hit the rb over his outside shoulder moving away from the MLB. Of course if the flat player doesn’t expand, we will just take the easy money in the flats to the h.

The same basic premise as the run n shoots go route, except from a different personnel group.
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Yea I like that. I am wanting a shot play vs Cov 2 or 4 in the deep middle... Any suggestions?
 
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