Paul Johnson’s Top Coaching Points for Triple Option Ball Handlers

Paul Johnson’s Top Coaching Points for Triple Option Ball Handlers

Paul Johnson emphasizes specific points to his Quarterback, B-Back, and Backside A-Back on the Triple Option. This article, which was published by the Triple Option Football Academy on November 22, 2016, demonstrates what really matters. Here are Paul Johnson’s coaching points for ball carriers on the Triple Option. Learn how to install the Triple Option […]

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Paul Johnson’s Answer When the Overhang is Keying the A-Back

Paul Johnson’s Answer When the Overhang is Keying the A-Back

Georgia Tech Head Football Coach, Paul Johnson, has an answer when the overhang player follows the Playside A-Back. He uses the overhang’s aggressiveness against the overhang. Read how Paul Johnson takes advantage of an overhang who follows the A-Back right here. Learn how to install the Army-Navy/Georgia Tech Triple Option Offense the right way the […]

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Five Areas to Stop Overcoaching When Running the Flexbone Triple Option Offense

Five Areas to Stop Overcoaching When Running the Flexbone Triple Option Offense

Sometimes too much information becomes bad information.  Many Flexbone Triple Option Offensive techniques require an approach that can be taught to players in one sentence.  This way, players can develop visual pictures in their minds of how to accurately technique their assignment. All Triple Option techniques are VERY important… it’s the manner in how others […]

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Navy’s Modern-Day Perspective of Midline

Navy’s Modern-Day Perspective of Midline

Navy’s A-Back’s Coach, Danny O’Rourke recently discussed Midline at a February 2017 clinic.  Here’s what he had to say: In 2016, Midline is often what they ran versus an Odd Front. The goal of Midline is to keep the Linebackers inside the tackle box through the duration of the play. Backside A-Back leaves at snap (unless […]

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3 Things Navy Does “After the Play”

3 Things Navy Does “After the Play”

According to Navy A-Backs Coach, Danny O’Rourke, once Navy executes the Triple Option, the coaches and players look to answer the following three questions:   1- What did the Mike do? We want him downhill. If he is scraping to the perimeter, then we must hand the ball off where the Mike is not.   […]

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The Three Ways Navy Makes The Triple Work in Three Practices Per Week

The Three Ways Navy Makes The Triple Work in Three Practices Per Week

Danny O’Rourke, A-Backs Coach at Navy recently stated the following three ways Navy makes the Triple Option Offense work in a three-practice week. 1- Oversimplify the process as this is what makes players play fast. 2- Demand the following without any excuses: Toughness Great effort (grade this!) Perfect ball security Execute accurate technique  3- Have a […]

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Complete Guide to the Playside A-Back’s Blocking Assignment on Triple Option

Complete Guide to the Playside A-Back’s Blocking Assignment on Triple Option

On Triple Option, the Playside Receiver is responsible for the Deep Defender, which is the defender who drops over the top of the Receiver when the Receiver sprints off the ball. The Playside A has #3 which is the run support player. Here are the different situations that must get practiced in order to prepare […]

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Paul Johnson’s Advice When the Outside Linebacker is Keying the A-Back on Triple Option

Paul Johnson’s Advice When the Outside Linebacker is Keying the A-Back on Triple Option

When the Outside Linebacker is keying the A-Back on the Triple Option, Paul Johnson has the Playside A-Back and Playside Receiver swap assignments. Here, the Playside Receiver blocks #3 and the Playside A blocks the Deep Defender. Since the Outside Linebacker is running with the Playside A, there is no one from the defense cancelling […]

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Paul Johnson’s Triple Option Tips for the Offensive Backfield

Paul Johnson’s Triple Option Tips for the Offensive Backfield

Paul Johnson Triple Option Tips Backside A-Back _____ Backside A-back’s option route is five yards behind the Quarterback. _____ A-back will take three more steps and turn up with Quarterback. _____ When backside A-back catches the pitch, he will run wherever the blocking seam is.   B-Back _____ He is the dive aspect of the […]

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Blocking a First-Level #3 on the Triple Option

Blocking a First-Level #3 on the Triple Option

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