Triple Option Offensive Line Blocking versus 4-4
December 27, 2013
The Offensive Line has three focuses when blocking for the Triple Option versus the 4-4.
1- Vertically moving Ace block on the A-gap defender by the Center and Playside Guard.
2- A veer release by the Playside Tackle that is vertical and wins the outside breastplate of the Will Linebacker.
3- Two scoops that eliminate lateral and vertical penetration on the backside.
Here is how the Offensive Line blocks the Triple versus the 4-4:
Triple Option Offensive Line Blocking versus 4-4.
The Center and Playside Guard make an “Ace” call and Ace the A-gap defender. This tells the Playside Tackle to veer inside and veer through the outside breastplate of the Will.
The Backside Guard and Tackle scoop and eliminate lateral and vertical penetration in their inside gap.
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