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Run Combination Blocking PDF

The document provides information on blocking techniques for running plays. It describes different stances for combination blocking including under and shotgun stances. It then defines the 5 run steps and combination blocking. It also lists 4 offensive line scenarios and blocking techniques for covered and uncovered plays. Finally it discusses different run and pass blocking schemes including zone, gap, and man schemes.

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Run Combination Blocking PDF

The document provides information on blocking techniques for running plays. It describes different stances for combination blocking including under and shotgun stances. It then defines the 5 run steps and combination blocking. It also lists 4 offensive line scenarios and blocking techniques for covered and uncovered plays. Finally it discusses different run and pass blocking schemes including zone, gap, and man schemes.

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Run Combination Blocking

Stance Under = 3-Point.


Toes even. Knees over Big Toes.
Five fingers down with Thumb under Eye. Up hand on Knee

Shotgun = 2-Point
Toes staggered outside back. Knees over Big Toes
Hands on Knees. Thumbs inside. Fingers outside

5 Run Steps Base, Reach, Angle, Bucket, Pull

Base – Covered vertical step with foot away from Shade (Drive, Combo, Double)
Reach – Covered vertical step with foot to Shade (Drive, Combo, Double)
Angle – Uncovered angular direct step (Combo, Double)
Bucket – Uncovered angular positional step (Down, Back)
Pull – Drop step to play (Flat, Lead)

Combination Block – You 2 have those 2 (DL & LB) in Zone Scheme.

Double Team – You have him (DL) and you have them (LBs) in Gap Scheme.

Combo Blocks – Full line Inside Zone and Playside Outside Zone (Stretch)
Backside of Stretch is different

4 O-Line Scenarios: Covered Playside


Covered Backside
Uncovered Open Gap
Uncovered Man Gap

B B
V V

Covered – Base Drive Covered – Reach Drive


Uncovered – Reach Combo Uncovered – Reach Climb

Hands on DL, Stay Square, Eyes on LB Covered man 1-on-1 block


LB attacks your side and LOS, Get off. Uncovered man eyes near DL hip
Other man takes over block on DL Call combo incase of Slant
Run Blocking Schemes
Zone Scheme - All Offensive Linemen step with Playside foot.

Gap Scheme - Playside Offensive Linemen step with Backside foot. (Center is Playside)
Backside Offensive Linemen step with Playside foot.

Man Scheme - Guards have #1 on LOS. Tackles have #2 on LOS.


Center has Middle to Backside LB. Lead has Playside LB.

Base Runs - Schemes utilized in 3 out of 4 Back Sets (I, Gun, 1-Back, Spread)

Zone Runs - Inside Zone, Zone Read, Triple


Stretch, Stretch Option, Sweep

Gap Runs - Power, Counter Trey, Trap

Man Runs - Iso, Draw, Counter

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W M S W M S
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Pass Blocking Schemes
Zone Scheme - All Offensive Linemen step with Playside foot. Responsible for Playside Gap

Gap Scheme - All Offensive Linemen step with Backside foot. Responsible for Backside Gap

Man Scheme - Guards have #1 on LOS. Tackles have #2 on LOS. Center has Mike

Base Protection - Schemes utilized in 3 out of 4 Back Sets (I, Gun, 1-Back, Spread)

Zone Protection – Sprint Out, Boot

Gap Protection – Power Pass

Man Protection – Dropback, Waggle

Man/Gap Protection (Slide) – Dropback, Play Action

W M S M S
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W M S W M S B
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Back Sets

I Gun

F T Q F

1-Back Spread

H Q

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