When Double Fan on Zone Dive is a Bad Idea
October 12, 2025
When Double Fan on Zone Dive is a Bad Idea
Zone Dive Fan can look great on paper but fail on the field. When defenses pinch, slant, or play heavy inside techniques, fanning only opens seams and kills timing. The quarterback loses downhill flow, and the dive back gets trapped before he can hit the crease. That’s why knowing when not to fan is essential for consistent success in the Flexbone offense.
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Flexbone Offense, Triple Option Football, Zone Dive, Offensive Line Techniques, High School Football Coaching, Football Camps, Under Center Flexbone
