Utilizing Midline Lead versus the 3-Technique

Utilizing Midline Lead versus the 3-Technique

 

August 13, 2015

 
The following diagram explains how Midline Lead is utilized in the Triple Option Offense:

Midline Lead is utilized when Triple is called and a 3-technique and a playside safety align to the Triple Option side. Since the Playside Tackle cannot veer into the safety, the backside A-back must be inserted as the extra blocker.

Midline Lead is utilized when Triple is called and a 3-technique and a playside safety align to the Triple Option side. Instead of blocking the 3-technique, the 3-technique is read by the Quarterback.  Since the Playside Tackle cannot veer into the safety, the backside A-back must be inserted as the extra blocker–he blocks linebacker to safety.

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Dr. Cella assisted in the turnaround of numerous high school football programs through his triple option-based camp system. Just months after Dr. Cella served as camp director,Cashmere (WA) and Timmonsville (SC) went to the state semifinals, Bayfield (CO) went to the state championship game, and Falls City (TX) won their first regional and first state championship in school history.

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