I'm currently using Oregon's playbook and I only have one roll out. Does anyone have any playbooks with more roll out plays in it? Or which playsets I should look for? I have checked the usual resources and seems like no breakdowns on roll out plays.
Oregon has more than 1 rollout. Do u mean bootleg?
Heck, they have multiple bootlegs as well. Not sure what you really mean.
Claysdad said:Heck, they have multiple bootlegs as well. Not sure what you really mean.
Actual roll out plays, I'll try and dig a little deeper in playbook
Look for "sprint" or "boot" in PBs
Arizona state has decent selection. Georgia Tech and PSU also from what I’ve used.
If you are looking for strictly rollout without play action, you aren’t gonna find a lot. Fake toss pass is one of my favorites.
You can custom roll, suggestion if you do. Use a formation with TE or wing and have them block. Or make line adjustments and select the DE to the side you are rolling as the MIKE and then also block your RB (sub FB to block). Switching between both is good idea to not give away your play. Sometimes you need to use both.
The more you do it the more that DE will start containing the outside.
PSUfan2611 said:Arizona state has decent selection. Georgia Tech and PSU also from what I’ve used.
If you are looking for strictly rollout without play action, you aren’t gonna find a lot. Fake toss pass is one of my favorites.
You can custom roll, suggestion if you do. Use a formation with TE or wing and have them block. Or make line adjustments and select the DE to the side you are rolling as the MIKE and then also block your RB (sub FB to block). Switching between both is good idea to not give away your play. Sometimes you need to use both.
The more you do it the more that DE will start containing the outside.
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osucollegebuckeye said:I'm currently using Oregon's playbook and I only have one roll out. Does anyone have any playbooks with more roll out plays in it? Or which playsets I should look for? I have checked the usual resources and seems like no breakdowns on roll out plays.
PA Boot or Rollout?
lemqnades said:PA Boot or Rollout?
Really designed roll outs
anyone else interested in this I have found Air Force has quite a few.
osucollegebuckeye said:I'm currently using Oregon's playbook and I only have one roll out. Does anyone have any playbooks with more roll out plays in it? Or which playsets I should look for? I have checked the usual resources and seems like no breakdowns on roll out plays.
I believe you mean “Sprint-Out” right? Rollout is an action of rolling outwards in a circular path after play action. Sprint-outs are right off the reception of the snap. Easily confused with one another but they are not always interchangeable terms… just trying to clear up for anyone that has suggestions
Zac43 said:I believe you mean “Sprint-Out” right? Rollout is an action of rolling outwards in a circular path after play action. Sprint-outs are right off the reception of the snap. Easily confused with one another but they are not always interchangeable terms… just trying to clear up for anyone that has suggestions
Thank you for clarification and you're right....I'm always learning something new and I love it. Thank you
If you run a 'Sprint Out' and they call QB contain will that set you up for an immediate sack?
What type playbooks would have sprint outs, probably option offenses?
osucollegebuckeye said:Thank you for clarification and you're right....I'm always learning something new and I love it. Thank you
If you run a 'Sprint Out' and they call QB contain will that set you up for an immediate sack?
What type playbooks would have sprint outs, probably option offenses?
The contain is always tricky to avoid in these plays. If you expect them to set one, I’d recommend adjusting the pass protection to the side you are sprinting to (where the yellow arrow at the QBs feet points) to get them a little wider to buy you more time