Course 13: Perimeter RPOS
Description
RPO’s can be a huge asset for any offense – but an often-overlooked element of running RPO’s is that you are putting a huge amount of trust in your quarterback.
Most importantly, he gives you the rules he gives his quarterbacks!
There is a reason Reedley’s QB’s have finished 2nd and 5th in the state in passing efficiency the past two years, and the way the Tigers scheme their RPO’s and coach their quarterback to execution them goes a long way.
Coach Marty regularly employees RPO options into his run concept but he very clearly articulates the Quarterback’s responsibility and priorities to ensure maximum efficiency and success.
Coach Marty will break down the three different mesh styles.
He will also talk about how their receivers are running and blocking their perimeter screens
if you are not doing this you are leaving yards on the field!
You’re not going to want to miss this.
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| COURSE 13 - DOWNLOADABLE POWERPOINT |
Content
2 QB RPO Responsibilities |
3 Ride & Reach vs Abort & Throw RPOs |
4 No Mesh RPO QB RunPost Snap |
5 QB Run RPO with TE Pop Pass TAG |
6 Abort and Throw pre snap |
7 Perimeter RPO's |
8 No mesh RPO |
9 Mistake on RPO's out of 3X1 |
10 11-Personnel Mistakes on RPO |
11 Motion into Trips mistakes |
13 3x1 Pop Pass |
14 Play Action Pop Pass |
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Tight End Driven Multiple Gun Offense
Eric Marty
Course 13: Perimeter RPOS
Course Contents
- Total 42 min 07 sec of video
- 15 pieces of content
- 1 downloadable resources
- Lifetime access with purchase