3x1 no TE Plays

This is a 3x1 No TE formation that I called Storm and Stampede.  

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The "r" in Storm told the BZW to align on the right side.

Stampede told the BZW to align on the left side.

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As a general rule, I used 3x1 formations when the ball was on a hash

or favoring a hash mark. This kept the consistent theme

to maximally spread the defense horizontally.

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This is a 10 personnel formation with a running back always in the backfield.

These are the base plays from this formation.

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I have included two "ATTACK Sheets" to show  you what I used

as a reminder of where and how I wanted to attack the defense.

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I do not believe in a play call sheet by down and distance.  

That does not allow you to watch the defense, see or confirm the defender's 

techniques and call the plays to attack a defender.

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A play call sheet has the OC, offensive coordinator, spending too much time

looking at a piece of paper and guessing which play to call for

the down and distance when he has 4-5 plays to choose from.

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That is why in the 5 wide offense you can have 2 basic run blocking schemes,

and 9 base pass routes and be able to attack any of the 11 defenders techniques.

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And you can watch how they play your plays and make adjustments 

because you have the plays to attack any thing you see.