When throwing the Triple Pass out of the Spread formation there are two situations:

Triple Pass Vertical (versus Middle of Field Safety)

Triple Pass Switch (versus Playside Safety)

Throwing Triple Pass out of Double Flex eliminates the conversion into ONE all-encompassing concept. This is because the Corner is FORCED to be the run support due to the compressed formation.

The Quarterback will throw to the Playside Receiver. If the Safety drifts toward him, the Quarterback throws to the Backside Receiver.

The Quarterback throws to the Playside Receiver unless the Safety drops. If so, the Quarterback throws the wheel to the Playside A.

Dr. Lou Cella educates you and your staff on TODAY’S Army-Navy-Georgia Tech Offense. To become a client, connect with Dr. Cella at 570.332.0265.

That’s right–in 2017 the top four FBS teams in yards per completion are the following:

RANK	TEAM	G	PASS COM	PASS ATT	PASS YDS	AVG
1	Navy	12	42	101	1005	23.93
2	Georgia Tech	11	43	119	927	21.56
3	Air Force	12	69	143	1321	19.14
4	Army West Point	12	19	61	355	18.68

Navy averages 24 yards every time they complete a pass.

Georgia Tech averages 22 yards every time they complete a pass.

Air Force and Army average 19 yards every time they complete a pass.

In 2016, here were the top four FBS teams in yards per completion…

If you are looking for a quick-strike offense–look no further than the Triple Option Offense.

Rainier (WA)

In 2017, after becoming a Triple Option Football Academy client and working with Dr. Cella, Rainier (WA) had their best season in 26 years, reached the state playoffs for the first time since 1991, and made it to the Washington Class 2B State Quarterfinals.

“Rainier Football has played around with the triple for a few years. This past season we went to the Triple Option Academy and had our school’s best season in 26 years (7-3, losing twice to the defending state champs) and reaching the State Playoffs for the first time since 1991. The part that impressed me the most was Dr. Cella’s availability throughout the season. Whenever we called with detail questions about the system, he had time for us.”

— Terry Shaw, Head Football Coach

2017 ARMY WEST POINT PASSING STATISTICS
NAME	CMP	ATT	YDS	CMP%	YDS/A	TD	INT	RAT
Ahmad Bradshaw	14	43	285	32.6	6.63	1	2	86.6
Kelvin Hopkins Jr.	6	18	76	33.3	4.22	1	1	76.0
Totals	20	65	361	30.8	5.55	2	6	69.1

Triple Option Football Academy — The Flexbone Offense from Army & Navy

Install Army & Navy's Flexbone Offense the Right Way the First Time

Tag Archives: passing game

Offensive Line Pass Protection Off Triple Pass

Paul Johnson’s Dropback Pass Offense

Utilizing Titan to Constrain the Cornerback

Running Georgia Tech’s Triple Pass Boot

Utilizing the Drag When the Mike Takes the B-Back on Triple

Utilizing Run-and-Shoot Concepts in Your Triple Option Pass Offense

What Former Georgia Tech Quarterback, Josh Nesbitt Said to Dr. Cella About Executing Triple Pass

How to Constrain the Overactive Corner

How to Create Explosives in the Triple Option Offense

Running Paul Johnson’s Double Hot Route Run-and-Shoot Concept

How to Pick on a Vulnerable Corner

Paul Johnson’s Basic Inside Hot Route off Four Verticals (60/70)

Throwing the Backside Vertical off the Rocket Toss

Executing the Freeze Fly

Throwing Triple Pass Out of Double Flex Simplifies the Process

Army Threw for 361 Yards All Season… and Had Their Best Season Since 1996

How About The Fact that the Top Four FBS Teams in Yards Per Completion (2017) are All Triple Option Teams?

Rainier (WA)

Here’s What to Do When the Secondary Flies Up on Triple Option

Taking Advantage of a Weak Cornerback

Running Playaction off the Rocket Toss

How to Throw Out of the Over Formation

How to Create a Big Play Passing Game with Your Triple Option Offense

2017 Navy Triple Option Breakdown versus Memphis

Basic Playaction Passing for the Triple Option Offense

Throwing the Football versus Two High Safeties

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