3 Wide Spread For Pound I-From

The spread in the I-Form is effective because it allows you to get some nice running lanes to pound the rock. Someone has to account for the SL wideout, and when this is done you pound. If they stay around you, pass via the uncovered theory. Someone is covering the Sl, and it's time to pound them out a bit. Since you will get run committed on, you need quick hand-offs like the FB dive. Now you have a nice push up front that allows you to get positive yards from the jump. You have two holes to hit, so just pick one. We took the A gap and can get more if we play our cards right. We made a nice gain, and with his size we can break a few tackles. When you use FB dives, you just need to lean forward. The main reason is because you will go foward when you get taken down. There's no need for fancy stick skills.

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what playbook are you getting these play from ?

I love that play. I have been using that play for years. Does anyone know a good playbook for a team with multiple solid halfbacks?

i like to motion 1 of my TEs out to the left to create this type of look out of the I-Formation Twin TE in the RnG playbook.

Doesnt full house have multiple backs??

Barbarian24 wrote:

Doesnt full house have multiple backs??

yes! to me...that's what makes this formation so powerful. sure...on the play call screen....your opponent may see: 1wr 2rbs 2te...and may come out in a run stopping formation...but....you can still throw effectively out of this formation as well. that's the deception of the Fullhouse in my opinion.

this formation is in the pass balanced playbook too