37048814 Single Wing Playbook by Coach Roly

8/8/2019 37048814 Single Wing Playbook by Coach Roly

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Bengals Playbook Version 2003-08-04

Basic Formation: Single Wing

Position Names

WB WingbackLE Long-side End

OT Outside TackleIT Inside TackleLG Long-side GuardS Snapper SG Short GuardSE Short EndBB Blocking BackTB TailbackF Flanker

Gaps

SE SG LG IT OT LES

WB

BB

TB

F A B C D E F G

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P ower

The defensive Tackles alignment on the play side will determine how we will run this play. How we block atthe point of attack (POA) depends on the alignment of the defensive tackle. He can be in one of threelocations; Fox, Golf or Hotel locations (see first chapter for gaps).

This will be our signature play. It is the play that the other teams will have to stop.Versus 5-3-3 Defense FOX Alignment:

In this formation, the defensive tackle is in the Fox alignment. That means that the DTs nose is betweenthe noses of our inside and outside tackles. The TB should take three steps (left, right, cut on left).

P osition ResponsibilitiesSE Wall BlockingSG Wall BlockingS Good Snap. Wall Blocking.LG Wall Blocking

IT Double-team D T with OT.OT Make Fox call. Double-team D T with IT.LE Block Middle Linebacker.WB Block $. Take the $ where he wants to go.BB Trap block D E F Run Fly then Crackback on Corner.TB Three steps then cut between OT and LE. Read WB

block.

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F

SE SG

LG IT OT LES

WB

BB

TB

F


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P ower (cont.)

Suppose the defensive tackle is now in a GOLF alignment. This means that his nose is between the nosesof our long end and outside tackle. We will trap the defensive tackle instead of the defensive end. Thatenables the long end and outside tackle to be available to block linebackers.

The only difference between the GOLF and the HOTEL line calls is that the WB must cut inside of thedefensive tackle to get the strong safety ($).

Versus 5-3-3 Defense G OLF & HOTEL Alignment:

P osition ResponsibilitiesSE Wall BlockingSG Wall BlockingS Good Snap. Wall Blocking.LG Wall BlockingIT Swinging Wall block on the pivot of the LG.OT Make Golf call. Swinging Wall block on the pivot of the

IT.LE Block Middle Linebacker.WB Block $. Take the $ where he wants to go.BB Trap block D T F Run Fly then Crackback on Corner.TB Two steps (cross over step: L, cut on Right) then cut

between OT and LE. Read WB block.

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F

SE SG LG IT OT LES

WB

BB

TB

F


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Wedge P lay

The long guard (LG) is the point of the formation. That is because he is at the center of the formation.Everyone to his right steps first with their left foot, everyone to his left steps first with their right foot.Everyone will use a short, quick, power step. It is critical that the TB, WB and F all make realistic sweepfakes when running the wedge play.

P osition ResponsibilitiesSE Wedge block. Inside foot. Most dangerous man.SG Wedge block. Inside foot.S Wedge block. Inside foot.LG Wedge block. Point of formation.IT Wedge block. Inside foot.OT Wedge block. Inside foot.LE Wedge block. Inside foot. Most dangerous man.WB Fake sweep. Academy award performance.BB Direct snap. Be patient. Wait for seam.F Fake sweep. Academy award performance.TB Fake sweep. Academy award performance.

SE SG LG IT OT LES

WB

BB

TB

F

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F


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Sweep P lay

The first diagram is used to show who the players block not where the block will normally occur.

Versus 5-3-3 Defense Fox Alignment:

P osition ResponsibilitiesSE Wall block 2 sec. Release and find safety.SG Wall block.S Good snap. Wall block.LG Wall block.IT Double team D T with OT.OT Double team D T with IT.LE Block Middle linebacker.WB Block $.BB Kickout CornerbackF Crack-back End.TB Find the alley. Help F set up crack-back.

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F

SE SG LG IT OT LES

WB

BB

TB

F


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Sweep P lay (cont.)

Here is a diagram that shows where everyone may be at the time of the crack-back block.

Versus 5-3-3 Defense Golf Alignment:

If the defensive tackle aligns in a Golf alignment, we cannot double team him. The outside tackle will haveto reach block him. The inside tackle can help if he has no one on or inside him.

N T TE E

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CC

F

SE SG LG IT OT LES

WB

BB

TB

F

$

$

SE

SG LG IT OT

LE

S

WB

BB

TB

F

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C

EE

F

C

B

T


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Sweep P lay (cont.)

Versus 5-3-3 Defense Hotel Alignment:

Here, as with the Power play, the inside and outside tackles pivot the wall into the defensive backfield.

N T TE E

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F

SE SG LG IT OT LES

WB

BB

TB

F

$


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Wing Reverse P lay

The wing reverse is an off-tackle play. As with the long-side off-tackle play the end needs to call out wherethe defensive tackle is aligned. This time, it is the short end (SE) that makes the call. There are twopossible line calls; Bravo and Charlie.

Versus 5-3-3 Defense Bravo Alignment:

If the defensive tackle is aligned between the SE and the SG, the SE will make a BRAVO line call. TheBRAVO line call means the SE and the SG will double team the defensive tackle. All other linemen will wallblock. It is critical that there be no line penetration as this is a slow developing play.

P osition Responsibilities

SE Make BRAVO line call. Double team DT with SG.SG Double team D T with SE.S Good Snap. Wall block.LG Wall block.IT Wall block.OT Wall block.LE Wall block.WB Hard step with outside foot. Pivot and look for hole (DO

NOT look for ball).BB Hard step with outside foot. Pivot and kick-out contain

man (most likely DE).F Crack-back on long-side D E TB Receive snap and hand-off to WB. Continue fake.

SE SG LG IT OT LES

WB

BB

TB

F

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F


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Wing Reverse P lay (cont.)

Versus 5-3-3 Defense Charlie Alignment:

The defensive tackle may be in a CHARLIE alignment, that is, between the SG and the Snapper. In thatcase, those two players double team the tackle and the SE blocks the most dangerous man other than thedefensive end.

P osition ResponsibilitiesSE Make CHARLIE line call. Block most dangerous man

other than DE.SG Double team D T with S.S Good Snap. Double team DT with SG..LG Wall block.IT Wall block.OT Wall block.

LE Wall block.WB Hard step with outside foot. Pivot and look for hole (DO

NOT look for ball).BB Hard step with outside foot. Pivot and kick-out contain

man (most likely DE).F Crack-back on long-side D E TB Receive snap and hand-off to WB. Continue fake.

SE SG LG IT OT LES

WB

BB

TB

F

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F


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Wing Reverse P lay (cont.)

Versus 4-4-3 Defense Charlie Alignment:

Note that we have a wall that swings at the double team on the right defensive tackle. The swung wall doesnot have zero line splits. Those players can be several feet apart and probably should be. The RightOutside Linebacker is in the hole. If he stays home the SE will have to block him whichever way he wants togo and the WB will have to read the block and cut off it. But this probably not such a good play if the ROB isstaying home.

Versus wide-tackle-6 Defense:

The hole looks crowded in the diagram. In fact, as with most trap blocks, the defensive tackle and defensiveend will probably penetrate across the line of scrimmage. They are initially totally unblocked. When theypenetrate, they will take themselves out of the hole and then the BB will keep him out because when heturns to look for the ball he will be hit by the BB. As with the long side off-tackle play, this play benefits fromthe SE taking a nasty split to widen the hole.

SE SG LG IT OT LES

WB

BB

TB

F

C

GT TE E

MB

GC

F

SE SG LG IT OT LES

WB

BB

TB

F

CROB

T TE E

LIBRIB LOB

C

F


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Sprint-Out Run- P ass P lay

This is a sister play to the sweep. If the pass defenders namely the play-side cornerback, strong safetyand free safety - come up too fast to defend the run we will keep them honest by being able to pass out of our sweep action. This is a run-pass option.

Versus 5-3-3 Defense:

I prefer the TB to RUN. Pass only if the defense forces you to.

SE SG LG IT OT LES

WB

BB

TB

F

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F


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H itch P ass P lay

If our flanker is not covered by a defender, and he can catch, we will throw to him. We will not call this as aplay. Only the tailback and the flanker need to know. This will be a silent-audible. The flanker can signalto the TB that he knows the pass is coming by facing inward. Normally, the flanker faces across the line of scrimmage.

SE SG LG IT OT LES

WB

BB

TB

F

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MB $ CC

F


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Fake Reverse P lay

This play is the same as the wing reverse except the TB fakes the hand-off, keeps the ball, and then hangsa right. At that moment the flanker is cracking on the DE with his helmet between the defender and the TB.The TB cuts right behind the block.

SE SG LG IT OT LES

WB

BB

TB

F

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F

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K ickoff Team

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L1 LFT L3 L4 R R2R3 RFTR

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K ick Return Team

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LE LT LG RG RT RE4.5 yards 4.5 yards4 yards 4 yards5 yards 5 yards

LH RHM9 yards 9 yards

LF RF

Fullbacks on hashes at max range of kicker. DO NOT ALLOW BALL TO GO OVER HEAD.


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K ick Return Team (cont.)

30

40

50

40

30

LE LT LG RG RT RE

LH RHM

LF RF

L1 L2 L3 L4 L5 R5 R4 R3 R2 R1K

L1 L2

L3

L4

L5 K R5 R3

R2R1


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G ap-8 or G ap-Air-Mirror Defense

Position Names and Responsibilities:

Right/Left Guard A-gap responsibility. Drive low and as deep as the ball. Low line charge.

Right/Left Tackle B-gap responsibility. 1 yard penetration & breakdown. Protect gap.

Wide/Short End Has Containment and must stop the sweep from getting outside. Ball depth. Trail playaway. Responsible for QB eligible.

Wide/Short LB Responsible for off-tackle gap on run. Pass coverage of TE or if no TE on his side 2 nd widest receiver. If receiver is on the line play bump-n-run, if off the line play in walk-off position.

Cornerback Line up on receiver farthest from ball. If none, closest running back. Stack behind LB is RB isbetween the offensive tackles. Warn E of crack-back block.

Middle Lineback/Free Safety 4-6 yards off the ball. Read FB. Inner-most receiver if offense in tripsformation. Come up strong on run support. Nothing gets behind you on pass.

Basic Alignment / Line Charge & Coverage

A B C D ABCD

G G TT EE BB

C CM

A B C D ABCD

G G TT EE BB

C CM


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Common Formations

A B C D ABCD

G G TT EE BB

C CM

I-formation

A B C D ABCD

G G TT EE BB

C CM

Double Wing


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Common Formations (continued)

A B C D ABCDG

G

TT EE BBC

C

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Trips

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