Most teams roll coverage to the field, this is a 1 word play designed to steal yards, we will run JET to the field but we have had more success gaining yards off the quick version to the boundary.

Its classic single wing football out of multiple sets. Treating the wing back counter as a power run play forces the defense to defend the weakside of the formation giving you a numbers advantage on the strong side. I ran a similar offense in 2008 and averaged over 40ppg at a small school that hasnt played a snap of varsity football since. We barely had enough players to field a team and we'd score 40+ every week against much larger schools 3:46. Its an equalizer if you know how to teach it.

You need a playbook? lol, it’s the same play every down. This works until a defense just starts cutting the legs at the line of scrimmage.

QB should ride longer, RB is supposed to wheel for the throwback. Never called it though.

@@tdotbanks ooooh I like that! Have you seen the stuff Dan Casey did when he featured BYU and the dash concept. Made me think of this esp if you do the throwback wheel to the RB bc this and that alone. Defenses ain't trusting their eyes anymore

@@happyman42 I have just never got around to running it!