Triple Option Football Compilation: Four Verticals

Triple Option Football Compilation: Four Verticals

 
 

Throwing the ball vertically is the number one value of the Triple Option Offense. This is where you make the defense pay when they sacrifice pass coverage for run support.

Here are examples of how to do this to blow the top off their coverage:

Vert Right v 4-4 (Split) Defense (One-high safety)

Vert Right v 4-4 (Split) Defense (One-high safety)

 

 

Vert Right versus Two-High Safeties.

Vert Right versus Two-High Safeties.

 

 

Trips Right, Vert Right.  This takes advantage of one-high safety defenses and forces the safety to declare himself.

Trips Right, Vert Right. This takes advantage of one-high safety defenses and forces the safety to declare himself.

 

 

Over Brown Right, Vert Right.  If the Defense does not want to bring an extra man over to the OVER side, walk the backside A-Back up, walk the Middle Receiver back, and run four verticals.

Over Brown Right, Vert Right. If the Defense does not want to bring an extra man over to the OVER side, walk the backside A-Back up, walk the Middle Receiver back, and run four verticals.

 

 

Trips Right, Vert Right Backside.  This is designed to isolate a weak cornerback on a wide receiver.  The ultimate one-on-one matchup is right here.

Trips Right, Vert Right Backside. This is designed to isolate a weak cornerback on a wide receiver. The ultimate one-on-one matchup is right here.

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