What a RPO is.

Boy, this will not go well…
If you have an athletic QB, the QB run is always built in. Sometimes it can be determined pre formation, it can turn almost into just an option. Sometimes he reads the Mike, sometimes the Will, sometimes the end. But to say an RPO is simply a pass or RB run is shockingly ignorant

Do you realize we run an RPO where Mason Taylor runs across the line into the flat. Daniels reads the end whether to give or keep, once he keeps he runs a sweep and reads the LBer or CB in charge of Taylor. How many times have you seen him keep that?

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Do you realize we run an RPO where Mason Taylor runs across the line into the flat. Daniels reads the end whether to give or keep, once he keeps he runs a sweep and reads the LBer or CB in charge of Taylor.

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Seems like LSU runs this play 6 times a game.

Hard to tell the difference between a zone read and an RPO based around the same action but with a pass option.

One RPO that LSU needs to kill is the play where RB runs through the B gap left, TE is pulling/motioning left, and Daniels bootlegs left. It got blown up at the goal line against FSU and it didn't work against Grambling. The play only works if the defense sells out to stop the RB. Well, all eyes are on Daniels so the only opening is to hand the ball off for probably 2-3 yards.

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Do you realize we run an RPO where Mason Taylor runs across the line into the flat. Daniels reads the end whether to give or keep, once he keeps he runs a sweep and reads the LBer or CB in charge of Taylor. How many times have you seen him keep that?

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This is the exact play I'm talking about. It gets blown up every time LSU runs it to the left.

The Run/Pass option can be for the QB too. It doesn't always mean the RB. It could also be giving the Jet sweep to a WR in motion.

I think it's getting confused with Jet / QB power if the end flares. But.....teams will still do this and add a POP pass if the defense plays the QB power.

It could be a numbers read and throw a bubble to the trips if the D isn't lined up correctly, or a Safety read if he drops to play the run with a skinny post / slant.


Basically what you need to know is playing defense is really hard in college now.

Now do jack linebacker.

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Zone read is a run where the qb can either hand it to the rb or run it himself depending on what the defender does also called an option you add another runner in there or receiver where the qb can pitch pass or run and that’s called a triple option

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Offensive lineman shouldn’t be able to fire off the line 3 yards on a pass play.

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They can't

Nussmeier hit Sampson in the hands on what should have been a TD on an RPO.