Combine the Shovel Option with the Sprint Out | Chris Brown
Chris Brown of Smart Football writes,”One of my favorite recent evolutions in offenses has come from the rise of “combined” or “packaged” concepts…You can take things you are already good at, combine them, and make the defense wrong every time while executing simple ideas. But the other reason is that in the age of the no-huddle, they avoid the need for complex pre-snap audibles or convoluted calls in the huddle of multiple plays.”
Specifically, Brown uses this article to dive into the combination of the shovel option with a sprintout concept. While exploring this packaged concept Brown takes readers through the quarterback reads and guidelines for linemen while providing video and diagrams. For more on this concept, and to read the full article, check out Combining the Shovel Option with a Sprint-Out Pass.
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