The 2018 spring guide describes it as pro style. Is it's?
I don't see many route combinations that I see on Sunday's. Same goes for pass blocking schemes.
We run a lot of one back (NFL teams do that). When we have two backs, it is not side by side or in the I, it usually is Aston in motion emulating a pulling guard.
You have spread, west coast, I formation, wishbone, pro style with multiple sets, etc.
Or offense has been hand the ball off to the TB, jet sweep or roll out with three layers of receivers (all short) all on the same side of the field in close proximity.
An offense needs to be much more than that. You need to give your QB much more than that to work with.
I don't see many route combinations that I see on Sunday's. Same goes for pass blocking schemes.
We run a lot of one back (NFL teams do that). When we have two backs, it is not side by side or in the I, it usually is Aston in motion emulating a pulling guard.
You have spread, west coast, I formation, wishbone, pro style with multiple sets, etc.
Or offense has been hand the ball off to the TB, jet sweep or roll out with three layers of receivers (all short) all on the same side of the field in close proximity.
An offense needs to be much more than that. You need to give your QB much more than that to work with.