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<blockquote data-quote="tech_wreck47" data-source="post: 316596" data-attributes="member: 2346"><p>The example you just gave was a run play all the way, never designed to look like a pass. The play in the video was a run play designed to look like a pass, so your picture is WAY off and nothing like the play ran in the video. A draw is designed to have the LB's drop back in coverage to create space for the RB. The QB dropped </p><p>back as if he was passing and then handed the ball off. He went to a hole on the right because the OLB was in the hole to the left. It's the same play we ran with JT when he dropped back to fake a pass and then ran, which is a QB draw, only difference is the ball was handed off in the play from the poster above. Once again the difference between a draw and a counter is, a counter is a designed run play, a draw is a designed run play as well but disguised as a pass play, you tell me which it was? Did you even read the links? They sum it up pretty well. Here is JT running a QB draw, he's able to pick the best hole to run through just like the RB in the play from the original post. It's around the 37 second mark. </p><p></p><p>[MEDIA=youtube]0VjnTcP7xNE[/MEDIA]</p><p></p><p>[USER=402]@Longestday[/USER] maybe you can shed some light? Maybe I'm wrong?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tech_wreck47, post: 316596, member: 2346"] The example you just gave was a run play all the way, never designed to look like a pass. The play in the video was a run play designed to look like a pass, so your picture is WAY off and nothing like the play ran in the video. A draw is designed to have the LB's drop back in coverage to create space for the RB. The QB dropped back as if he was passing and then handed the ball off. He went to a hole on the right because the OLB was in the hole to the left. It's the same play we ran with JT when he dropped back to fake a pass and then ran, which is a QB draw, only difference is the ball was handed off in the play from the poster above. Once again the difference between a draw and a counter is, a counter is a designed run play, a draw is a designed run play as well but disguised as a pass play, you tell me which it was? Did you even read the links? They sum it up pretty well. Here is JT running a QB draw, he's able to pick the best hole to run through just like the RB in the play from the original post. It's around the 37 second mark. [MEDIA=youtube]0VjnTcP7xNE[/MEDIA] [USER=402]@Longestday[/USER] maybe you can shed some light? Maybe I'm wrong? [/QUOTE]
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