With Barkley already an established stud and Miles Sanders as a potential game-breaker as well, how exciting would it be to implement this offensive system? Both Barkley and Sanders are great pass catchers and after watching the Fordham-Army game on YouTube (well, just the Fordham plays) there were a lot of passes to the running back Edmunds.
There are limitless offensive plays out of this type of set from zone reads to power runs, triple option to jet sweep, play action to screen pass, and everywhere in between. We already know that Franklin loves "bundle" packages where 1 formation can be 3, 4, 5 plays based on the defensive look. Again, from watching the Fordham plays from their Army game, often times their offense got up to the line and checked with the sideline for what play to run out of the formation. This could work really well for that with the talent out there.
These are just some base formations, I'm far from an X's and O's genius. Adding in some motion and misdirection wrinkles would be hell on a defense. *** For reference, I'm putting Sanders in as #4 like he wears in HS***
3 WR:
3 WR bunch set:
2 WR, 1 TE
1 WR, 2 TE
Now I'm just having fun. Triple option/Wildcat?
There are limitless offensive plays out of this type of set from zone reads to power runs, triple option to jet sweep, play action to screen pass, and everywhere in between. We already know that Franklin loves "bundle" packages where 1 formation can be 3, 4, 5 plays based on the defensive look. Again, from watching the Fordham plays from their Army game, often times their offense got up to the line and checked with the sideline for what play to run out of the formation. This could work really well for that with the talent out there.
These are just some base formations, I'm far from an X's and O's genius. Adding in some motion and misdirection wrinkles would be hell on a defense. *** For reference, I'm putting Sanders in as #4 like he wears in HS***
3 WR:
3 WR bunch set:
2 WR, 1 TE
1 WR, 2 TE
Now I'm just having fun. Triple option/Wildcat?
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