Flexbone Triple Option Playbook: Triple Option v. 6-3
October 23, 2013
In high school football, it is common for high schools to play very off-the-wall defenses.
This is one of them.
The 6-3 defense is a defense that was brought up in a discussion.
Here’s what would transpire.
Triple Rules
PR- Near Deep Defender
Note: Because there is no Near Deep Defender (since there is no safety in the middle of the field, the defense can’t play zone, and the Receiver runs to the End Zone)
PA- #3 (watch for the 3-2 exchange in this situation)
PT- Veer (he veers inside if there is an Ace call and likely will collide with the 4i. He works to get across the 4i; however, this is likely a pull read anyway)
PG- Base-Ace (he aces because there’s a 2i)
C- Veer-Ace (he aces because there’s a 2i)
BG/BT- Scoop
BA- Pitch
BR- Cutoff
Q- Veer #1, Pitch #2 (Likely to be a pull read with an Ace and a 4i–he has to read it, though)
B- Veer Path
This is how you would run Triple versus a 6-3. “Essentially” this turns into double option.
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