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Post by Lebowski on May 4, 2017 11:09:24 GMT -6
WTF did I miss?? Where's Hands when you need him?
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Post by Hitch on May 4, 2017 11:16:39 GMT -6
Why do you need Hands???.............
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Post by tonymontana on May 4, 2017 11:21:21 GMT -6
Why do you need Hands???.............  |
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Post by Burnet44 on May 4, 2017 11:36:19 GMT -6
Not splitting hairs, just asking a question. You calling dudes out that don't agree or are asking questions makes me think you are one of those board gurus.  |
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Post by fbs on May 4, 2017 12:07:27 GMT -6
oh that's simple... slot right with the sniffer to the right, running power to the right. pre snap leverage throw with the slot, post snap read on the left safety (if 2 hi) or single hi safety, running a skinny post with the single wr on the left. If S gets his nose involved hit the bang post for a buncha yards. also simple post snaps of inside zone and 1 back power: off IZ: trips lt/zone rt, must lock backside T, read backside inside LB Route combo 1. vert 2. Fin or replace slant 3. Seam ILB bails hand the ball, he fits pull and read hi safety for the hi lo. can run the same combos off 1 back power or counter f. or read backside end off IZ/OZ and run quick combos off backside (flood, snag, or any sprint concept.) Sufficient for starters? I can go on.... Are there times where you simply run power or does the QB have the RPO on all the time?? Yeah of course. I've worked it two ways. one with a simple tag, another with an entirely separate concept name. |
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Post by fbs on May 4, 2017 12:07:51 GMT -6
Not splitting hairs, just asking a question. You calling dudes out that don't agree or are asking questions makes me think you are one of those board gurus. yeah this dude stinks. get him outta here. |
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Post by email on May 4, 2017 12:10:48 GMT -6
FBS...I will answer...we have done pre snap reads but never true RPO's... oh man, you're in the clear because you're honest... these tools though... and on that note, pre snap leverage throws are one of the best ways to control the conflict defenders and the box count. it's a better way to keep people honest. "true" RPOs take reps and reps, but once they're in they're big time. Why does it take a lot of reps to get good at it? According to you, fast kids are fast, no need to train, strong kids are strong , So wouldn't that extend to practice , smart football players are smart , and good wr can catch, no need for reps. Good qbs are already good so... Jimmy and joes, don't crash the bus , bus driver fbs, and we will still win I swear you are pulling a Lebo and just trying to get traffic Up on the site. Which actually is cool, cause I like reading and participating in the banter. Feel free to add an insult in your response. And are you under 5'6? |
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Post by fbs on May 4, 2017 12:16:41 GMT -6
oh man, you're in the clear because you're honest... these tools though... and on that note, pre snap leverage throws are one of the best ways to control the conflict defenders and the box count. it's a better way to keep people honest. "true" RPOs take reps and reps, but once they're in they're big time. Why does it take a lot of reps to get good at it? According to you, fast kids are fast, no need to train, strong kids are strong , So wouldn't that extend to practice , smart football players are smart , and good wr can catch, no need for reps. Good qbs are already good so... Jimmy and joes, don't crash the bus , bus driver fbs, and we will still win I swear you are pulling a Lebo and just trying to get traffic Up on the site. Which actually is cool, cause I like reading and participating in the banter. Feel free to add an insult in your response. And are you under 5'6? so aggressive, you clever guy you. To answer your question, the reason it takes reps to get good at is that it's like literally EVERYTHING ELSE in sports. Is there a single thing in football that doesn't take a ton of reps to get good at? If you can't agree with that you're just being stubborn for the sake of argument. Could you take a bunch of air raid kids and run the veer effectively without a ton of reps? no... in fact teams that work the rpos run practice a lot like triple option teams, with specific periods for each part of the progression. So again, your attempt to one up me has failed. And all this without calling you an incompetent moron that needs to go sell insurance or something but definitely don't coach kids... definitely didn't say that. |
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Post by Hitch on May 4, 2017 12:18:01 GMT -6
LOLOLOL
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Post by email on May 4, 2017 12:19:31 GMT -6
Why does it take a lot of reps to get good at it? According to you, fast kids are fast, no need to train, strong kids are strong , So wouldn't that extend to practice , smart football players are smart , and good wr can catch, no need for reps. Good qbs are already good so... Jimmy and joes, don't crash the bus , bus driver fbs, and we will still win I swear you are pulling a Lebo and just trying to get traffic Up on the site. Which actually is cool, cause I like reading and participating in the banter. Feel free to add an insult in your response. And are you under 5'6? so aggressive, you clever guy you. To answer your question, the reason it takes reps to get good at is that it's like literally EVERYTHING ELSE in sports. Is there a single thing in football that doesn't take a ton of reps to get good at? If you can't agree with that you're just being stubborn for the sake of argument. Could you take a bunch of air raid kids and run the veer effectively without a ton of reps? no... in fact teams that work the rpos run practice a lot like triple option teams, with specific periods for each part of the progression. So again, your attempt to one up me has failed. And all this without calling you an incompetent moron that needs to go sell insurance or something but definitely don't coach kids... definitely didn't say that. So you are saying you need to work on stuff to get better. Ok got it, cause earlier this week you said that kind of stuff didn't matter. And thank you for your flipper flipper answer , ole wise one. |
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Post by email on May 4, 2017 12:20:56 GMT -6
Answer the question
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Post by fbs on May 4, 2017 12:22:05 GMT -6
oh god... are you really trying to go back to the track argument? what an idiot. big difference here, and you're speaking pretty broadly. so yeah, if I wanna get better at running in a straight line, I guess track is the best thing for it, but how much of football is played in a straight line? why aren't "TRACK KIDS" better football players? Million dollar question right there. ANSWER IT.
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Post by Deleted on May 4, 2017 12:23:42 GMT -6
You could ask that question about any two sports
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Post by email on May 4, 2017 12:25:12 GMT -6
oh god... are you really trying to go back to the track argument? what an idiot. big difference here, and you're speaking pretty broadly. so yeah, if I wanna get better at running in a straight line, I guess track is the best thing for it, but how much of football is played in a straight line? why aren't "TRACK KIDS" better football players? Million dollar question right there. ANSWER IT. My question was "Are you under 5'6?" |
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Post by Deleted on May 4, 2017 12:25:42 GMT -6
My question to FBS is why do you want to hug and wink at men?
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Post by fbs on May 4, 2017 12:25:49 GMT -6
yeah you're right... why aren't badminton players better iditarod drivers. good point. STUPID.
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Post by fbs on May 4, 2017 12:26:36 GMT -6
oh god... are you really trying to go back to the track argument? what an idiot. big difference here, and you're speaking pretty broadly. so yeah, if I wanna get better at running in a straight line, I guess track is the best thing for it, but how much of football is played in a straight line? why aren't "TRACK KIDS" better football players? Million dollar question right there. ANSWER IT. My question was "Are you under 5'6?" of course not. I have a soul. towering in at 5'11. and yes you knew they stacked st that high. good try though. |
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Post by email on May 4, 2017 12:26:54 GMT -6
And really good track kids, a lot of them, just work on track stuff.
Why do think that dude from Tennessee is so fast, I'm sure if Al Davis was alive he would be signing him to a bajillion dollar contract .
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Post by fbs on May 4, 2017 12:27:11 GMT -6
My question to FBS is why do you want to hug and wink at men? bacuzzzzzzz honz... jus cuzzzzz. |
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Post by Deleted on May 4, 2017 12:27:43 GMT -6
yeah you're right... why aren't badminton players better iditarod drivers. good point. STUPID. No clue, do you know? |
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