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Double Slot Option - Play Action Passing
- Item #
- WN-07175
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About this video
You do not have to throw much in the double slot option offense, but you do have to throw enough to keep the secondary from cheating up on the run. Coach Rick Martin's answer is play-action passing that looks exactly like the option, and in this clinic session he shows how simple it is to throw the football out of the double slot option when every pass starts with an option fake.
What you'll learn
- Option pass protections that hold up while the backfield sells the option action.
- The Option Pass: the base play-action throw off the double slot option.
- The Bootleg play-action pass and how it attacks a secondary that is keying the option.
- Coach Martin's trick passing plays for the moments a defense has fully committed to the run.
- Why a limited passing game still matters in an option offense and when to call it.
- The full package put together on extensive game film.
Who it's for
High school offensive coordinators and quarterback coaches running the double slot option, flexbone or another triple-option system who need a passing game that complements the run rather than competing with it.
About the coach
Rick Martin coached the offensive line at Marlboro County High School in South Carolina and built the double slot option package featured across his AFM Videos series.
The session contains extensive game film. Runtime: about 76 minutes.
Frequently asked questions
What passing concepts does this double slot option video cover?
Coach Martin installs option pass protections, the Option Pass, the Bootleg play-action pass and his trick passing plays, all thrown off double slot option action.
Who should watch this one?
Any high school coach running a double slot, flexbone or veer option offense whose opponents have started cheating the secondary up on the run. The protections and play-action ideas carry over to most option systems.
What does buying the video actually get me?
Instant streaming. The video costs $19.95, plays right away in your AFM Videos account on a phone, tablet or computer, and you can watch it as many times as you like. The 1-Year All Access membership ($99/year) also includes it along with every other video on the site.
How does this fit with Coach Martin's Quad Option video?
The Quad Option session (WN-07174) covers the run game; this one adds the play-action layer that keeps safeties honest, so the two are designed to be watched together.