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The Triple Gun Zone Dive

The Triple Gun Zone Dive is an answer play vs overactive LBs. If you’re having a difficult time blocking a MLB who is sprinting to the perimeter just handing the TB the ball & blocking the handoff key is the…

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Play Action Stretch To Boundary

The Stretch Pattern called into the boundary can be very effective if you’ve been effective running the Gu Triple to the Boundary. In this clip, the boundary Out Route converts to a Go route because the CB plays run &…

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Gun Triple vs 34 Defense

The Triple Gun is very good vs an odd front because of Smart Splits & the tight path of the TB. This video includes 2 plays - the first is with Whirley motion which moves the secondary the wrong way…

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Gun Triple vs a 44 Defense – Pitch

The  Gun Triple vs a 44 can be devastating, especially if you get on the edge. In this clip we shift our TB’s alignment because the defense thinks they have a tendency. We use their scouting report against them with…

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Play Action Crossers Pattern – Post

The Play Action Crossers Pattern gives us 3 level read but the deep ball gives an explosive boost. The good thing is if the deep ball is covered, the QB can dump it off to the shallow drag for an…

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Wingover Gun Triple with The HOK Blocked

Using Wingover presents the Defense with a number of problems that are magnified when mixing it in with many othe formations. In this clip, we run Gun Triple to the Wingover side & the HOK gets blocked opening up a…

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Play Action Vertical Pass

The addition of some Air RAID principle made The Triple Gun Offense much more Explosive. We really like using The Vertical Pass as part of both our Dropback Pass Game & in this case off the Inside Zone Dive.. The…

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Gun Triple with the HOK Blocked

Anytime the HOK is blocked, the QB aborts the mesh & it becomes Double Option on the run. The TB is now responsible for blocking the Scrape LB. in this case, the OT washes the HOK down & the TB…

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