Triple Option Coaching: Inside Veer Release
October 27, 2013
On Triple Option, the Playside Tackle’s assignment is to Veer.
The Playside Tackle Veers Outside UNLESS he receives an “Ace” call from the Center or the Guard.
If this is the case, the Playside Tackle Veers inside.
The following is a visual example of this:
1- The Playside Tackle Zone steps with his inside foot. This is often referred to as a “T-Board” step, which is a six-inch lateral and vertical step.
2. Next, the Playside Tackle steps with his outside foot and grabs grass with his outside hand. The reason why the Playside Tackle grabs grass is to get his chest down so the defensive lineman cannot engage with his chest. By the end of the second step, his feet and back to the width they were in his stance.
3. Then, the Playside Tackle pounds his arches vertically with a series of six-inch steps. As soon as the Playside Inside Linebacker invades his personal space, the Playside Tackle will punch his inside hand through the outside breastplate of the Playside Inside Linebacker and the Playside Tackle pounds his arches through the echo of the whistle.
This is how the Playside Tackle Veers Inside.
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