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4thQtrStre5S · 03-13-2017, 02:07 PM

Try Eagles playbook - Bunch Open Offset, and run the Inside Zone play... It is a solid run play... As you learn to run the ball, using run plays from shotgun formations helps...

Also, notice how blocks form so you know who is going to block which defender pre-snap.. Generally, from the Center, he will block the player manned up on him, or the next player closest if in a 3 technique or closer... Blocking from the outside in, the RT will block to his right, if not manned up on, and the RG blocks to his right, if not manned up...

On the left side, the LT blocks to the nearest player to his left, and left guard to his left...

Generally the defender in a 3 technique will see a double team; so you will have either RG or LG and Center taking him....

The Center will take on a LB if DT's in 4 man fronts or DE's in a 2-4-5 formation are equally spaced..

NOte: these are basics; there are other rules to further understand blocking assignments, but this should help for now..

03-13-2017, 02:07 PM	#4
4thQtrStre5S MVP OVR: 0 Join Date: Nov 2013	Re: I need help with rushing Try Eagles playbook - Bunch Open Offset, and run the Inside Zone play... It is a solid run play... As you learn to run the ball, using run plays from shotgun formations helps... Also, notice how blocks form so you know who is going to block which defender pre-snap.. Generally, from the Center, he will block the player manned up on him, or the next player closest if in a 3 technique or closer... Blocking from the outside in, the RT will block to his right, if not manned up on, and the RG blocks to his right, if not manned up... On the left side, the LT blocks to the nearest player to his left, and left guard to his left... Generally the defender in a 3 technique will see a double team; so you will have either RG or LG and Center taking him.... The Center will take on a LB if DT's in 4 man fronts or DE's in a 2-4-5 formation are equally spaced.. NOte: these are basics; there are other rules to further understand blocking assignments, but this should help for now..