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    Gunter Brewer Screen Game

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    1) The Double Screen play involves two screens being run simultaneously, with one screen going to the front side and one to the back side. Blocking assignments and reads are described. 2) The Crack Screen involves cracking (blocking) the inside linebacker and running an arc block on the cornerback to open a running lane for the running back. 3) The Slow play uses timing and blocking to free the running back for a throw after lead blockers have cleared out in front of him. It is a way to give the offensive line a break from blocking.

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    Gunter Brewer Screen Game

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    1) The Double Screen play involves two screens being run simultaneously, with one screen going to the front side and one to the back side. Blocking assignments and reads are described. 2) The Crack Screen involves cracking (blocking) the inside linebacker and running an arc block on the cornerback to open a running lane for the running back. 3) The Slow play uses timing and blocking to free the running back for a throw after lead blockers have cleared out in front of him. It is a way to give the offensive line a break from blocking.

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    1) The Double Screen play involves two screens being run simultaneously, with one screen going to the front side and one to the back side. Blocking assignments and reads are described. 2) The Crack Screen involves cracking (blocking) the inside linebacker and running an arc block on the cornerback to open a running lane for the running back. 3) The Slow play uses timing and blocking to free the running back for a throw after lead blockers have cleared out in front of him. It is a way to give the offensive line a break from blocking.

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    Gunter Brewer Screen Game

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    Mike
    1) The Double Screen play involves two screens being run simultaneously, with one screen going to the front side and one to the back side. Blocking assignments and reads are described. 2) The Crack Screen involves cracking (blocking) the inside linebacker and running an arc block on the cornerback to open a running lane for the running back. 3) The Slow play uses timing and blocking to free the running back for a throw after lead blockers have cleared out in front of him. It is a way to give the offensive line a break from blocking.

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    The playbook describes various blocking schemes, passing plays, and screen plays that involve precise timing between the quarterback and other players.

    Blocking schemes mentioned include zone reach, crack blocks, kickouts, alleys, and peels. Linemen are instructed on reach-and-run blocks as well as downblocks and pulls to the outside.

    Passing plays include crack screens, tunnel screens, swing routes, and kickback routes. The playbook emphasizes getting receivers open with blockers.

    Gunter Brewer: Screen Game

    DOUBLE SCREEN Double Screen


    Two screens built in to one play
    OL blocks 1 1/2 seconds backside, 1 second FS, then
    heads on
    alley Front side (1st read) Double crack scheme, back flair
    Crack If DE rushes, give ball to back, if not then turn to
    1 man Crack
    inside of
    backside for tunnel screen
    1 man
    kickout
    alley you inside of Frontside: Tackle kicks out, FS G runs alley
    you Backside: C holds 1 1/2 sec., blocks alley; BS G
    kickout kickout - BS T stays home because BS is slow screen
    force kickout
    Crackers: Inside cracks 1st backer inside box (never
    crack blitzer), Outside cracks next man out, attack
    upfield shoulder
    QB Reads DE, throw it out of the Gun, 5-6 yds from
    Center, RB 3 hard steps, adjust and get his head
    around, make sure he gets inside out of Tackles block

    DOUBLE SCREEN 2 Never block the blitzers, bigtime coaching point


    This is the Double Screen with just 1 receiver to the
    tunnel screen side
    If you lose the crack block, lose it underneath
    OT sets and runs the line, RB runs underneath him to
    alley help the OL out
    Crack Crack Very important for RB to get married to Tackle, be in
    1 man 1 man phase with RB working inside out of Tackle
    alley inside of inside of Flex the TE in 2x2
    kickout you you kickout Successful Screen: 4-6 yards, its just a long handoff
    kickout
    force BS slot gets the party started - if someone else (force
    player) gets in his way, he needs to take him on
    Work hard in practice w/ bags, live people - timing is
    extremely important
    Up 3, Only run out of Gun, give QB better vision
    back 4 Can also be adapted to run out of Empty, linemen don't
    steps
    come out. QB catch & throw. Use it to slow down the
    rush.

    CRACK SCREEN Crack Screen 2


    Zone, reach and Run on OL, cut off to backside
    Downblock and a pull, just done to the outside with skill
    Arc on guys
    CB Crack first man inside, Arc block gets in front of RB and
    stretch the corner
    Linemen reach and run, bucket step and give ground to
    get ground

    Crack 1st
    ZONE man inside
    REACH

    Kickback
    Route
    CRACK SCREEN CRACK SCREEN

    Arc on Arc on
    CB CB

    Crack 1st Crack 1st


    ZONE man inside ZONE man inside
    REACH REACH

    Swing
    Route
    Swing
    Route

    GHOST Ghost
    Soft coverage or quarters, throw to receiver without
    Offensive Line being involved - every else can execute
    Can be call or eye
    contact/signal. the play called.
    Everyone else runs See if we can get a few yards off of it. No Huddle can
    the play called call it from the sideline
    QB step 1-2, raise up and throw to him

    MDM

    1 step and
    square up 1 step and
    square up

    Kickback
    KICKBACK Simple screen, run screen away from play called.
    Fake the run, everyone to fake side carries out the
    play, QB turns and throws back to 'kickback' side
    WR Up 3 and back 4, timing is important
    Inside WR blocks most dangerous of the two DBs,
    usually the CB.
    Kickout Fake the run - quick Get 4-6 yards on the long handoff
    CB throw to wideout Force defense to defend sideline to sideline, give the
    OL a break where they don't have to block
    Can involve OL with reach & run
    Slow
    SLOW Execution involves lots of timing
    Tackles stay on
    G-C-G wait 1 1/2 seconds then head out
    Can have the X base block and change it up, depends
    on the defense
    Fake the Throw to the back - he does not leave until his lead
    Swing Route blocker, the Guard, is out in front of him
    alley 1st lineman out - Kick out
    2nd lineman out - Alley
    peel Crack 3rd lineman out - Peel
    1st LB
    Kick out Not always going to be G-C-G in that order
    inside
    CB QB Fake the swing, give ground, find the back

    TACKLES STAY ON

    SWING Tunnel Screens (Swing)


    Bubble Screens
    Inside receiver 5-7 yds from EMOLS, take a pause
    step, open head and shoulders up, run for bottom of
    numbers
    Man On Outside man-on, #2 block next receiver in
    Underneath Center happens quicker, no pause step
    Zone Reach & Run
    Use May or may not have the lacces, throw the ball quick
    Swing Rules
    Fake the
    Fast Screen

    Zone Reach

    Swing

    SWING 2

    Arc on CB

    Crack on
    1st man
    inside

    Zone Reach

    Swing
    TUNNEL SCREEN Tunnel Screen / Sprint Screen
    Start to sprint one way, QB redirects and throws back to
    the other side
    FAKE
    Execution is basically the same for the OL
    SPRINT OUT Tackle sets, runs the line and kicks out
    FLOOD Guard sets, runs the alley
    Sell one step or step 1/2 for the sprint THEN go
    Alley QB 3 steps out of gun, set and throw back
    If WR comes back too deep it causes problems on the
    Trash angles... don't let the WR drift
    Don't panic on a Corner Blitz, it is accounted for
    Zone Under center, tackles have to give QB a little more time
    Kick Crack Reach
    Out

    Up 3 back
    4 steps
    3 Steps

    TUNNEL SCREEN 2

    FAKE
    SPRINT OUT
    FLOOD

    Alley

    Trash

    Zone
    Kick Reach
    Out

    Up 3 back
    4 steps
    3 Steps

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