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Home Magazine Issues February 2009 The Shot-Run Offense

The Shot-Run Offense

I have had two 1,000-yard rushers at quarterback and one who rushed for 700 yards and threw for 2,300 yards. Both of the 1,000-yard rushing quarterbacks also threw for 2,000 yards. Obviously, I like to utilize the quarterback in the running game. If you have a quarterback who can run, but maybe is not the best at the zone read play, I have some very effective and simple running plays for the quarterback. The running plays will also help slow down the defensive line’s pass rush. Quarterback Tackle Trap The Quarterback Tackle Trap has always been our quarterbacks’ favorite play. If executed properly, it is extremely difficult to stop. It is a great complement to the inside zone. If linebackers are constantly keying on the running back, then the misdirection aspect of this play will cause them to hesitate. The play-side tackle will pass set in order to influence the defensive end

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