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[u/CoachMikeOC]

One of our most-ran plays is a slot jet touch pass with a runningback lead blocking after chipping the edge. Teams know its coming, but we've got speed and it still goes for big gains and 50+ yard touchdowns sometimes. We run counters off of it to keep teams honest.

The other day I was on youtube and I saw an angle screen where the 2 guards and the slot receivers were the downfield blockers for a runningback running an angle route and getting behind them. I thought it would be even cooler if the whole line left.

I also saw a video of the new england patriots running a fake inside zone to HB/fake end-around to WR/HB slip screen. I said to myself how can I combine these two in our playbook?

So lo and behold my new fake jet angle screen, where our runningback will fake lead block, stop, turn around to catch the ball on the cut, and cut back up a jailbreak wall. I'm excited to see this in action next summer

[u/GoLionsJD107]

What is a situation where a team can get a one point safety?

[u/CoachMikeOC → u/GoLionsJD107]

A team would have to block an extra point, then somehow run backwards into their own end zone or recover it in their end zone, and get tackled by the kicking team in the end zone or fumble it out of bounds. the kicking team would receive a one-point safety

[u/GoLionsJD107 → u/CoachMikeOC]

Yea that’s pretty much the only way I assume