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Brfl Playbook 2019 BRFL PLAYBOOK 2019 1 BURR RIDGE PARK DISTRICT [email protected] WWW.ETEAMZ.COM/BRFLONLINE BRFL PLAYBOOK 2019 OFFENSIVE SYMBOLS AND POSITIONS -CENTER Y 2 -RUNNING BACK Lines up on the line of scrimmage. -RECEIVER Lines up in backfield. Running back. Lines up on the right. Lines up on Blocker, Snaps the ball to Quarterback. Takes handoffs from the Quarterback. the line of scrimmage. Receiver, May catch pass behind the line of Runs pass routes. Blocks on certain plays. runs pass routes. Handles the ball. scrimmage. CANNOT run pass routes. Blocks in certain situations. 3 -RUNNING BACK -TACKLE 1 -QUARTERBACK Lines up in backfield, generally as Lines up on the line of scrimmage. Lines up behind the center. Field leader receiver. Runs pass routes. Takes Blocker. May catch pass behind the line on offense. Takes the snap from the handoffs from the quarterback, too. of scrimmage. CANNOT run pass center. Calls plays. Hands the ball off to Blocks on certain plays. routes. running backs. Passes the ball to receivers or backs. X -RECEIVER Lines up on the left. Lines up on the line of scrimmage. Receiver, runs pass routes. Handles the ball. Blocks in certain situations. Blocking path Pass Route path Ball Carrier path Y-SPLIT RIGHT, I Line of Scrimmage Even with the football. 2 X Y 1 2 3 7 5 3 1 2 4 6 8 Line of Scrimmage Even with the football. X Y 1 2 3 BRFL PLAYBOOK 2019 OFFENSIVE PASSING ROUTES 1. IN 2. OUT 3. FLY Run 5 yards straight ahead and cut in Run 5 yards straight ahead and cut Run 10 yards straight ahead AND to the MIDDLE of the field. OUT to the SIDELINE of the side of LOOK OVER YOUR INSIDE the field that you are on. SHOULDER TOWARDS THE QB. Do not stop running…Do not slow down. 4. SLANT 5. BOUNCE 6. FLAT Run towards the middle of field and Run a slant route, then cut (“bounce”) out to The area to either side of the backfield, stay in front of the CB. Look for the ball the sideline after three steps. Look for the behind the line of scrimmage. As indicated after 3 steps. ball after the “bounce.” below. 7. CHAIR 8. POST Out route and then cut down the Run 7-10 yards then slant to the inside. sideline for a fly route. Also know as Look for the ball on the inside slant. the “Down, Out and Up”. 3 3 7 7 8 8 3 5 5 2 1 1 2 4 4 Line of Scrimmage Even with the football. X Y 3 1 2 6 6 (left flat) (right flat) BRFL PLAYBOOK 2019 Y -SPLIT RIGHT • I: 2 and 3 line-up straight behind 1 2 on left, 3 on right, split behind 1 • Pro-Set: • 3-Slot Right: 2 behind 1, 3 split between right tackle and Y • 2 behind 1, 3 lines up to left of X 3-Wing Left: 4 Note: The coaches may use alternate and added variations of each play. BRFL PLAYBOOK 2019 S LB LB CB CB DE NT DE X Y 1 2 3 Y-Split Right, I, Fake 22, 38 Pitch • 1: Fake handoff right to 2, Pitch right to 3 • X: Block CB • 2: Fake handoff, sprint through 2 hole, block LB • Y: block down to DE • 3: Catch pitch and sprint to 8-hole. Must beat CB 5 S CB LB LB CB DE NT DE X Y 1 2 3 Y Split Right, I , Fake 21, 37-Pitch • 1: Fake handoff left to 2, pitch left to 3 • X: Block down to DE • 2: Fake handoff, sprint through 1 hole, block LB • Y: Block CB • 3: Catch pitch and sprint to 7-hole. Must beat CB BRFL PLAYBOOK 2019 S LB LB CB CB DE NT DE X Y 1 2 3 Y-Split Right, I, Fake 22, Y-Slant • 1: Fake handoff right to 2, Slant to Y. If Y is not • X: Out open, 3 in right flat or Y out • Y: Split wide, Slant in • 2: Fake handoff, spring through 2 hole, block LB • 3: Sprint to right flat, you are 2nd option for QB 6 S LB LB CB CB DE NT DE X Y 1 2 3 Y Split Right, I , Fake 22, Y-Reverse • 1: Fake handoff right to 2, reverse handoff to Y • X: Block DE • 2: Fake handoff, sprint through 2 hole, block LB • Y: Sprint to QB, take reverse handoff to 7-hole. • 3: lead block to right CB • RT: Block LB BRFL PLAYBOOK 2019 S LB LB CB CB DE NT DE X Y 1 2 3 Y-Split Right, Pro-set, 26 • 1: Handoff right to 2 • X: Block CB • 2: Take handoff, sprint through 6 hole • Y: block down to DE • 3: Sprint to and block right CB 7 S LB LB CB CB DE NT DE X Y 1 2 3 Y Split Right, Pro-set , 37-Pitch • 1: Open to the RIGHT, pitch left to 3 • X: Block DE • 2: sprint left and block left CB • Y: Block CB • 3: Catch pitch and sprint to 7-hole. Must beat CB BRFL PLAYBOOK 2019 S LB LB CB CB DE NT DE X Y 1 2 3 Y-Split Right, Pro-set, Fake 27 pitch, 3 right flat • 1: Open left, fake 27 pitch. Spin all the way • X: Fly around and throw to 3 in right flat. • Y: Slant • 2: Fake 27-pitch, fly • 3: Sprint to right flat 8 S LB LB CB CB DE NT DE X Y 1 3 2 Y Split Right, 3 slot right, 37 reverse • 1: Handoff to 3 • X: Block CB • 2: Block left DE • Y: Block CB • 3: Sprint at 1, take reverse handoff to 7 hole BRFL PLAYBOOK 2019 S LB LB CB CB DE NT DE X Y 3 1 2 Y-Split Right, 3 Wing Left, 38 reverse • 1: Open left, handoff to 3 on reverse • X: Block CB • 2: Fake 27-pitch • Y: Block down to DE • 3: Sprint to 1, take handoff behind 1, spring to 8 hole, must beat right CB 9 S LB LB CB CB DE NT DE X Y 1 3 2 Y Split Right, 3 slot right, fake 21, X reverse • 1: fake handoff left to 2, handoff to X • X: Step back, sprint to 1, take reverse to 8-hole • 2: fake handoff left through 1 hole • Y: Block down to right LB • 3: Block right CB BRFL PLAYBOOK 2019 X-SPLIT LEFT • I 2 and 3 line-up straight behind 1 • Pro-Set 2 on left, 3 on right, split behind 1 • 3-Slot Left: 2 behind 1, 3 split between left tackle and X • 3-Wing Right: 2 behind 1, 3 lines up to right of Y 10 Note: The coaches may use alternate and added variations of each play. BRFL PLAYBOOK 2019 S LB LB DE NT DE CB CB X Y 1 2 3 X-Split Left, I, Fake 21, 37 Pitch • 1: Fake handoff left to 2, Pitch left to 3 • X: Block down to DE • 2: Fake handoff, sprint through 1 hole, block LB • Y: Block CB • 3: Catch pitch and sprint to 7-hole. Must beat CB 11 S LB LB CB DE NT DE CB X Y 1 2 3 X Split Left, I , Fake 22, 38-Pitch • 1: Fake handoff left to 2, pitch right to 3 • X: Block CB • 2: Fake handoff, sprint through 2-hole, block LB • Y: block down to DE • 3: Catch pitch and sprint to 8-hole. Must beat CB BRFL PLAYBOOK 2019 S LB LB CB DE NT DE CB X Y 1 2 3 X-Split Left, I, Fake 21, X-Slant • 1: Fake handoff left to 2, Slant to Y. If Y is not • X: Split wide, Slant open, 3 in left flat or Y out • Y: Out • 2: Fake handoff, spring through 1 hole, block LB • 3: Sprint to left flat, you are 2nd option for QB 12 S LB LB CB CB DE NT DE X Y 1 2 3 X-Split Left, I , Fake 21, X-Reverse • 1: Fake handoff left to 2, reverse handoff to X • X: Sprint to QB, take reverse handoff to 8-hole. • 2: Fake handoff, sprint through 1 hole, block LB • Y: Block DE • 3: lead block to right CB BRFL PLAYBOOK 2019 S LB LB CB CB DE NT DE X Y 1 2 3 X-Split Left, Pro-set, 35 • 1: Handoff left to 3 • X: Block down to DE • 2: Sprint left and block left CB • Y: Block CB • 3: Take handoff and sprint to 5-hole 13 S LB LB CB DE NT DE CB X Y 1 2 3 X Split Left, Pro-set , 28-Pitch • 1: Open to the left, pitch right to 2 • X: Block CB • 2: Catch pitch and sprint right to 8-hole • Y: Block DE • 3: Sprint right and Block right CB • RT: Block right LB BRFL PLAYBOOK 2019 S LB LB CB DE NT DE CB X Y 1 2 3 X-Split Left, Pro-set, Fake 38 pitch, 2 left flat • 1: Open right, fake 38 pitch. Spin all the way • X: Slant around and throw to 2 in left flat. • Y: Fly • 2: Sprint to left flat • 3: Fake 38 pitch, fly 14 S LB LB CB CB DE NT DE X Y 3 1 2 X Split left, 3 slot left, 38 reverse • 1: Handoff to 3 • X: Block CB • 2: Block right DE • Y: Block CB • 3: Sprint at 1, take reverse handoff to 8 hole • RT: Block right LB BRFL PLAYBOOK 2019 S LB LB CB CB DE NT DE X Y 1 3 2 X-Split Left, 3 Wing right, 37 reverse • 1: Open right, handoff to 3 on reverse • X: Block down to LB • 2: Fake 28-pitch • Y: Block CB • 3: Sprint to 1, take handoff behind 1, sprint to 7-hole, must beat left CB 15 S LB LB CB CB DE NT DE X Y 3 1 2 X Split Left, 3 slot left, fake 22, Y reverse • 1: fake handoff right to 2, handoff to Y • X: Block down to left LB • 2: fake handoff left through 2-hole • Y: Step back, sprint to 1, take reverse to 7-hole • 3: Block left CB • RT: Block right LB BRFL PLAYBOOK 2019 WIDE FORMATION • X: Lines up wide to left Lines up wide to right • Y: • Pro-Set: 2 on left, 3 on right, split behind 1 16 • 3-Slot Left or Right: 2 behind 1, 3 slot to left or right • Double Slot: 2 slot left, 3 slot right Note: The coaches may use alternate and added variations of each play.
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