Stretch - Outside Zone In The Spread Offense

Stretch or outside zone in the spread offense is an incredibly versatile play. It allows you to get the edge but also gives great vertical running lanes if the defense over pursues. You can also use the blocking scheme for jet sweep, QB sprint out, etc. You need outside zone in your arsenal.

[@michaeldunagan8268]

@15:43
I believe the line backs will shift over a few gaps in the direction the running-back moves.
In other words, if you line up or motion the running-back to playside, Jack is going to be over the running-back or outside of him.
I suggest creating a drawing with the RB weak and Mike and Jack scotch over

[@broncobilly4029]

Good video. I prefer this play from under center so the RB can get a running start. However, you're giving the RB a running (lateral) start. This is what Colorado has been struggling to do all season. Their OL is weak, so they need to bring in a TE and or FB to help them. They've been reluctant to do that, and they've paid for it.

[@CUattheheelline24]

As an Oline Coach also, one thing that I incorporate is ‘Smart Splits’ for example the backside guard would always cut his split down to anywhere from a foot to 6 inches. Do you keep your guys splits @ 2-3 foot or not. Great video Coach.
- Coach Porter

[@covanvnmc]

Outstanding presentation! How do I get a copy of the playbook? I am running the spread for the first time this year (former Wing-T apostle)! Thank you.

[@JakeFranklinFB]

Great video! Would you say that the main difference between inside and outside zone (stretch) is the aiming points for the O-Line and RB?

[@Colby_boo_brawner]

Can you tell me what playbook your referencing in this video ? Thank you

[@KanyegTruthTeller313]

Coach can we connect with you?