Triple Option Football Playbook: Triple Pass versus Cover 2
November 5, 2013
When running Triple Pass versus two-high safeties, the Playside Receiver and A-back’s alter their routes.
When the cornerbacks align in a Cover 2 alignment, the technique changes for the Playside Receiver as well.
Playside Receiver zone steps with his playside foot, rips with his inside hand, gets past the corner, and runs a skinny post (stays at 15 degrees).
Playside A-back dropstep-crossover-run, gets four yards away from the Playside Receiver and wheels up the sideline.
Offensive Line slides away from the call, the backside A runs the pitch and kicks out the 1st threat off the B-back.
Backside Receiver runs a 17-yard drag.
B-back runs dive path and kicks out 1st threat off Playside Tackle.
Quarterback stares at playside safety from the moment the Quarterback breaks the huddle. The Quarterback takes the snap, seats the ball, hops into the playside A-back with ball seated, waits for the B-back to clear, four-step drops and throws OVER the safety’s head UNLESS the safety bails at snap… if so, the Quarterback delivers the ball into the lawn (Playside A-back).
The Triple Pass is designed to throw the ball over the safety’s head when the safety sacrifices pass coverage for run support.
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