Some gap teams will just run a pure rip OZ scheme, as at the snap it'll sell a gap scheme and is enough hesitation to handle the edge pic.twitter. it sells down blocks), so just go ahead and block the sweep path and don't worry about leaving someone unblocked.

If you run a lot of gap schemes rather than zone, just rip and go wide zone blocking is sufficient to sell the backside action (i.e. Similar to blocking jet, why waste blocks on guys that can’t make the play - Space Coyote January 10, 2021 Also need to make sure you get edge on overhang/safety because no one is slowing DL pursuit. Not exactly jet sweep, but slipping all first level blocksīetter have a back that can go from a stationary position but really cool if you do. First time I've seen this, hard sell the IZ /JbdOPcT0Ex- Space Coyote November 17, 2020 In 2020, Wisconsin tweeked the blocking scheme and counter stepped the hole front side before pulling to the ally. On occasion, you'll see an off Y-Off counter step to sell backfield action before arcing. no arc block), with the WR blocking the safety and the OT slipping vertical and then racing to the CB /T1QavM2wqr- Space Coyote November 17, 2020

Meanwhile, his OL will initially work the same direction as the back, but slip to the second level, either to seal the LBs inside, or race out and kick the edge.Ĭhryst has traditionally arced with TE/FBs and slipped vertical with OT/OG, here, in 2018 /1VSqFD8ABa- Space Coyote November 17, 2020Īnd how it works even when he doesn't have backs Paul Chryst, who has dabbled in the world of jet sweep himself, will utilize his bevy of backs (FBs and TEs) to arc to the second level. You’ll even get some split blocking, in this rare instance from Rams likely based on Defensive numbers and/or field position where the RG swims the 3T /6tOZn93U82- Space Coyote November 17, 2020 This allows offenses to ensure they have adequate numbers to block the edge and theoretically not give up penetration which blows up the play. Some teams will simply run split blocking (note: not split zone, but split the line at some point on who is blocking one direction, and who the other) based on the numbers on defense and their alignment. Split Blocking Based on Numbers/Alignment OZ to the jet still works by helping widen the front, and you can just block the sweep with that action (or even lead with the RB) if you want to be able to do both from the same initial look. he'll still do it at times with OZ away from motion) /xtmX559cxV- Space Coyote November 17, 2020Īnother interesting wrinkle from Canada is that he is more than willing to run the jet action to and away from backfield action. Interestingly, he'll still do this on the backside of the backfield run concept (i.e. Matt Canada will arc at least the further backside (either all TEs, or for an open formation, the OT). Interestingly, those same players will still sometimes arc even on the jet fake, which holds the backside of the defense even when you are giving on the traditional outside zone path. This means all TEs in the closed direciton, or the open side tackle if the run is that direction. Matt Canada, a jet sweep master, gives the option of blocking it to the closed or open side by always dictating that the furthest outside will arc. That will get those defensive coordinators “scratching their heads” and “shuffling their papers” (homage Don Breaux) /y19SoKvqhx- Paul Alexander October 28, 2019 is that unblocked DE a problem when he runs up the field? If so,run the LONG TRAP like the #49ers do here. Coach Bruce Cobleigh talks about the many benefits of running the jet sweep in this video, but lets discuss a few of them here. #spreadoffense #WeAre /0jwklHsRDi- February 8, 2020Īnd another way to mitigate the 5-tech getting vertical

NgVGilMl4g- icoachtowin March 21, 2019Ĭombine the words Dart and Bash with Barkley and McSorley and something good always happened. I like how they down block with the play side tackle and the guard pulls to block the DE. Start him in a bunch formation and go at the snap of the ball. ® SEAHAWKS, SEAHAWKS LOGO, SPIRIT OF 12, WE ARE 12, BRING ON THE 12, LEGION OF BOOM, 12 and 12S are trademarks of the Seattle Seahawks.OSU shows how to run jet sweep without using motion.

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