outside zone

It helps attack the perimeter and stretch the defense horizontally.

It focuses on power running through the middle gaps.

It is designed primarily for passing plays.

It is used to confuse the defense with trick plays.

To attack the perimeter using outside zone blocking principles

To run a pass play targeting the tight end

To create a misdirection for the quarterback to run

To set up a screen pass to the running back

Employ outside zone blocking principles

Alert '4 Call' vs. weak support in the box

Run a route to the flat

Block the corner

Alert for weak support in the box

Change to a pass play

Double team the defensive end

Send the tight end in motion

Fullback (FB)

Wide Receiver (WR)

Quarterback (QB)

Offensive Line/Tight End (OL/TE)

To attack the perimeter to the weak side using outside zone blocking principles

To block the strong side with inside zone principles

To create a passing opportunity for the quarterback

To confuse the defense with multiple motions

They indicate a change in blocking assignments for the PSWR and CB

They signal the quarterback to run a keeper fake

They instruct the FB to block the safety

They tell the WR to run 8-9 rules

RB

OL/TE

WR

F

To attack the perimeter to the strong side using outside zone blocking principles.

To run a direct pass to the wide receiver.

To block the weak side using inside zone techniques.

To set up a quarterback sneak through the middle.

Run the edge and block CB

Block the Mike

Run a pass route

Fake a handoff

Run keeper fake

Block the box using outside zone blocking principles

Follow slot rules

Set track for outside leg of TE

Slot Rules

8-9 Rules

Triple Rules

Double Rules

F

RB

QB

OL/TE

To attack the perimeter to the strong side using outside zone blocking principles

To run a power play up the middle

To execute a passing play to the wide receiver

To use inside zone blocking principles