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🔥 Old Dominion’s Blindside Zone Read
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Why doesn’t the defensive end just hold contain? He’s likely not the first guy to the RB anyway. I’m no expert, but when I was a kid that was rule #1 of defensive football. I guess containment isn’t a prerequisite now?

Everything leads back to the triple option. Old school is new school. Layer in a passing option and it’s over.

Great play design, stack a man in the pistol for the blind triple option

Playing defense is impossible now lol

Didn’t Northwestern used to run that variation with Zak Kustock under Randy Walker back in the old days when zone read was brand new?

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Filthy

@Lj_era8 would be 🔥🔥

Beautiful play call. No second level defender there either. Owwweeeeeee

Always wondered if a QB could pull this off! Amazing

@Coach_Leb

Great play design, stack a man in the pistol for the blind triple option

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Ahmed_Finoh This is good but the Edge/OL has to keep containment and eyes on a quarterback

Youth football has concepts like this. What is old will be new again.

Nasty

They scored a TD against IU week 1 doing this same thing.

The LBs also read OL helmets as zone when in reality it is a naked gap boot play. I doubt the RB ever gets the ball.

Until defensive coordinators start telling the DE to ignore the rb and baptize the QB every time

Saw Oregon do this one time with Dillon Gabriel last year. It’s a neat play.

🔥 Feels like would be easy to adjust and stop, maybe I’m wrong… but the first couple times see it would be a mf!

@CoachGusMalzahn

That's beautiful!
