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    Teaching and Coaching The Dart Play 24/25: Loren Montgomery Jenks High School Offensive Line Coach

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    The document provides coaching points for running the Dart play from a spread offense. Key points include: - The Dart allows the offense diversity and the ability to gain numbers by pulling a lineman and using an aggressive defense against them. - The play is preferably run to the A gap but can be run to a 3 technique as well. Offensive linemen must recognize the front to determine blocking assignments. - The tight end and tackles have different blocking responsibilities based on whether it is the front or back side of the play. Guards and centers double team to the middle linebacker. Diagrams show blocking for the Dart against different defensive fronts like the 4-3, Eagle, and 3-3 stack

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    Teaching and Coaching The Dart Play 24/25: Loren Montgomery Jenks High School Offensive Line Coach

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    The document provides coaching points for running the Dart play from a spread offense. Key points include: - The Dart allows the offense diversity and the ability to gain numbers by pulling a lineman and using an aggressive defense against them. - The play is preferably run to the A gap but can be run to a 3 technique as well. Offensive linemen must recognize the front to determine blocking assignments. - The tight end and tackles have different blocking responsibilities based on whether it is the front or back side of the play. Guards and centers double team to the middle linebacker. Diagrams show blocking for the Dart against different defensive fronts like the 4-3, Eagle, and 3-3 stack

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    The document provides coaching points for running the Dart play from a spread offense. Key points include: - The Dart allows the offense diversity and the ability to gain numbers by pulling a lineman and using an aggressive defense against them. - The play is preferably run to the A gap but can be run to a 3 technique as well. Offensive linemen must recognize the front to determine blocking assignments. - The tight end and tackles have different blocking responsibilities based on whether it is the front or back side of the play. Guards and centers double team to the middle linebacker. Diagrams show blocking for the Dart against different defensive fronts like the 4-3, Eagle, and 3-3 stack

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    Teaching and Coaching The Dart Play 24/25: Loren Montgomery Jenks High School Offensive Line Coach

    Uploaded by

    IndiansFootball31
    The document provides coaching points for running the Dart play from a spread offense. Key points include: - The Dart allows the offense diversity and the ability to gain numbers by pulling a lineman and using an aggressive defense against them. - The play is preferably run to the A gap but can be run to a 3 technique as well. Offensive linemen must recognize the front to determine blocking assignments. - The tight end and tackles have different blocking responsibilities based on whether it is the front or back side of the play. Guards and centers double team to the middle linebacker. Diagrams show blocking for the Dart against different defensive fronts like the 4-3, Eagle, and 3-3 stack

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    Teaching and Coaching the Dart

    Play 24/25

    Loren Montgomery
    Jenks High School
    Offensive Line Coach
    [email protected]
    Reasons for running the Dart
    • We feel the Dart play allows us diversity in
    our spread running game
    • It allows us to gain numbers by pulling a
    lineman
    • We can use a defense’s aggressive tendency
    against them
    • We can run play from either side of QB
    Rules 24/25
    • We prefer to run our Dart play to the A gap
    side
    • Although we prefer to run it to the A gap
    player, it is necessary for us to be able to
    run it at a 3 technique
    • Offensive lineman must recognize the front
    to in order to determine pulling lineman
    Tight End
    • Frontside- If TE is covered stretch
    – If tackle is uncovered, double with tackle to
    OLB
    • Backside- Scoop
    Tackles
    • Tackles must first determine whether we
    have 3 man front
    • If front is not 3 man, backside tackle pulls
    for frontside LB
    • Frontside tackle will either stretch base, or
    pass set the DE
    • If frontside tackle is uncovered, he will
    zone combo with TE
    Tackles Continued
    • If backside tackle does not pull, he will
    scoop
    • The pulling tackle must be ready for a trap
    block with aggressive defenses
    • The pulling tackle must be able to keep
    shoulders square to the LOS
    – i.e. skip pull etc.
    Guards
    • Determine where A gap player is
    • Frontside guard will double A gap player to
    MLB to BSLB
    • Backside guard will base man on
    • In a three man front, backside guard pulls
    for frontside LB
    Center
    • Center will always double A gap player to
    MLB to BSLB
    • Center should identify which LB to work
    too
    • He should also make QB aware of check
    situations
    Running 24/25 to 3 technique
    • Frontside Guard will base the 3 technique
    • Center and backside guard will still double
    A gap player to backside
    • Tackle and TE will zone combo to OLB
    24/25 Vs. 4-3 Defense
    FS SS

    C B B B C
    E N T E
    24/25 Vs. Eagle Front

    FS SS
    C C
    B B
    E T N E B
    24/25 Vs. 3-3 Stack (Bluff)
    FS
    C
    B B C
    N B
    E N E N
    24/25 vs. 4-4
    FS
    C B B C
    B B
    E N T E
    24/25 to the 3 technique
    FS
    C B B C
    B B
    E N T E

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