Flexbone Triple Option Playbook: Triple Option Versus a Split 4-4
October 6, 2013
The most common defensive alignment Flexbone Triple Option football teams see is the Split defense.
When running Triple Option versus the Split, the following occurs:
PWR- Near Deep Defender
Key: Here, the NDD is the cornerback.
PA- #3
Key: Here, #3 is the free safety as #1 is the 5-technique and #2 is the overhang. When #3 is in the middle of the field, the PA loads #3 by running straight ahead to him.
PT- Veer
Key: Here, the PT veers inside due to the “Ace” call.
PG- Base-Ace
Key: This is an “Ace” call (C/PG double team) as the action key is an A-gap defender.
C- Veer-Ace
Key: “Ace” call as there is an A-gap defender.
BG/BT- Scoop
Key: The BG scoops through the crotch of the C and the BT scoops the 3-technique.
BA- Pitch
BWR- Cutoff
Q- Veer #1, Pitch #2
Key: The Q gives UNLESS the 5-technique can tackle the B-back… if so, the Q reseeds, replaces, and runs to the end zone UNLESS #2 steps at him–if so, he parallel pitches.
B- Veer Path, Bend behind action key
Key: The action key is getting “Aced” so the B hugs the Ace, hugs the PT’s veer block, and runs to the end zone.
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