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Pulling a Guard in Playaction - Brad Wilson

Coach Brad Wilson, offensive line coach at the University of Indianapolis, explains their "City" pass protection scheme, where they fake the power play and pull a guard to try to influence the defense. Click the link to see more: https://throwdeeppublishing.com/pages... Automated Transcription: So city, city to us, this is a bad one to have first. I'll change that. So, city to us is power pass if you're a power read team, this is where this came from. It's also some people call it trapped pass. So if you look at the schematics of it, its power its city, right. So it's power read, right? We're Deuce into two, we're Cajun on the backside, he's free releasing, we're polling to take the defensive end, if he's up the field, we'll kick him out. If he's getting a wrong arm, we'll seal them inside, what I need out of the guard is too hard steps I need him to cross the center with some intent to him, he's gonna have to pull up I understand that because you can't just turn into a trap and kill a guy you know, he's got to be under control because he's got to sustain the block the back is working off of the first polar or the polar. So if the if the left guard pulls and kicks out, the defensive in the back will sit inside of him and conversely if you get a wrong Army Defense then we'll seal that and the back will be outside he does have to abort against backside edge pressure. So abort the fake but that's city to us. So reducing the to occasion on the backside which means our centers back he overshoots it a little bit the other thing is I had him aim a little flatter on the back block and I'm aim a little flat on the backboard because if that dn was blowing up the field that would be a problem if I was aiming at the via the neck which would be our normal back block Reuven should be funnel kickin which he is sit stay patient, and then this is just for verse from a three wide set pull kick we end up kicking him out not the most ferocious block in the world. And Alice fitting off off of it so looking at it from the wide again four verts is all Viking is hash landmarks I know I do know that because I like for verts hash landmarks he's trying to hold the red line five yards from the sideline Okay, so I'll go to that first one. So this is our to many Buster This is our guaranteed head coach said this will work this will be a touchdown and he was right. So we go ah city ah city should be right ah city right. Okay. So schematics up front of the same we just really don't have a backhand protection so it's a five man protection, little dicey but if the head man drives up and says this is a touchdown you call it and he's defensive guy trust us right but schematically up front for us is the same. They didn't know that the back wasn't in protection. They did not care but again, physical with this Deuce really does a heck of a job here by the play side guard. Not bad for freshmen give me some intent across across the line or across the center's face. We're in good shape there. Okay, so that's back to the one we saw now z city left pipe our wheel again dicey we don't have a back end protection and no one runs with the back. Little do they know we have a running back or wide receiver running back. Don't give too much credit. Okay, so we're cage funnel kick deuce to to pull kick. We do stick with this if he crossed his face on that deuce. That's why Reuven pulls off of that again, aim high aim high from the center #PlayAction #OffensiveLine #PassProtection we knew if he was going fast as fast as he should he would not be in the protection. He was just an outlet hang out just in case everything blows up. We got somewhere to go with the ball but really was I'm here that's about it. Viking again three by one four vert concept. We've seen this protection. This is my second. This is my number one formation in football. I love this formation, by the way. Not that anyone cares. Lesson number one. Two is the tight end with the three receivers. Teams have to make a decision So city, right? So all this make, I mean, conceptually I didn't put the drawings of them all. I hate wasting time on I don't learn that way. I like seeing it and going through it so this was again we knew when we were going to get left weak This is the we're gonna put that boundary safety down you guys would probably RPL this where we just called play action with it knew we were going to get this reaction or had a high probability but this is why stat Why stay that just puts him in the protection as well. I was at the previous spot I was at would just call max and it would mean different things where one guy would stay but the other guy would leave and I like defining it more. So everyone knows what the heck's going on.