Auburn running the Green Bay Packer's sweep

[JR4AU]

The guy mentions that in the article, but he also says the Packer's version is a variation of the Wing T play.

Well, I guess you could call it a variation.  But they're different in a lot of ways.  They're blocked differently.  The Wing T Buck Sweep has a misdirection element to it, and the Green Bay Sweep does not.  Both are great football plays. 

[JR4AU]

BTW, Smartfootball.com is informative. 

If you like the Xs and Os, this is pretty cool too...

[embed=425,349]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kmtVeqMt6dc[/embed]

[embed=425,349]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBPhz_en4aM&feature=related[/embed]

[No Huddle]

We run the buck sweep and the most important part is to not widen it out. Stick your foot in the ground and get vertical behind the blocks. Dyer does it at the 2 second mark.

[JR4AU]

We run the buck sweep and the most important part is to not widen it out. Stick your foot in the ground and get vertical behind the blocks. Dyer does it at the 2 second mark.

Yep. 

[No Huddle]

We could add the WR seal block on the OLB was crucial but we knew that.

[JR4AU]

We could add the WR seal block on the OLB was crucial but we knew that.

We are going to get a heavy dose of Buck Sweep Fri. night.  Straight up Delaware style.  They run it about 20 times a game.   

[No Huddle]

We are going to get a heavy dose of Buck Sweep Fri. night.  Straight up Delaware style.  They run it about 20 times a game.   

Who will run it and and against whom?

[JR4AU]

Who will run it and and against whom?

Tuscaloosa Academy runs it, and will this week vs Restoration Academy. 

[No Huddle]

Line up in a 4I and slant to the motion. Make sure your LBs read through the OGs and fill the lanes. If they fill before the blocks start you got it stopped. We have also had people run their OLB down the line to try and stop us. That works if you can fill the lanes and slow up the RB. Also if that DE lines up in a 7 then moves to a 9 on the motion it will screw up their blocking assignments. Chances are they use gap, down, backer and that will move the DE from a guy the TE will block with the tack to a guy the wing and TE muct block. I like that double team better than a tack/TE double team.

[JR4AU]

Line up in a 4I and slant to the motion. Make sure your LBs read through the OGs and fill the lanes. If they fill before the blocks start you got it stopped. We have also had people run their OLB down the line to try and stop us. That works if you can fill the lanes and slow up the RB. Also if that DE lines up in a 7 then moves to a 9 on the motion it will screw up their blocking assignments. Chances are they use gap, down, backer and that will move the DE from a guy the TE will block with the tack to a guy the wing and TE muct block. I like that double team better than a tack/TE double team.

I'm not the DC, but you describe what we do.  33 stack (53 vs this offense) and we slant and blitz every down. Our spurs are in 9s, and our DEs are in 4s.  DC will do more blitzing and moving around this week based on the very things you said.

[Saniflush]

It's easier to just get them ejected from the game. 

Let me know if you need tips. 

I was a master of doing this against fuckers I couldn't block.