October 10, 20179 yr I love this play, I've never seen any version of this before. An inside Handoff to a RB cutting to his left, then he hands off for a Reverse to the Tight End who then runs the Option and Pitches to the QB right as he gets hit and the QB walks into the Endzone. I loved it!!! Conversion starts around the 42 second mark. EDIT: Looks like you have to go to YouTube to watch this video...sorry
October 10, 20179 yr This was one of the most well designed plays I've seen in a long time. I imagine we'll see some of this in the college game going forward.
October 10, 20179 yr Author This was one of the most well designed plays I've seen in a long time. I imagine we'll see some of this in the college game going forward. I'd be shocked if a lot of high school teams don't run this in the coming weeks as well.
October 10, 20179 yr Author What do you even call this play, reverse speed option? I like that name for it.
October 10, 20179 yr What do you even call this play, reverse speed option? I don't see it on Madden so it's impossible to know.
October 10, 20179 yr I don't see it on Madden so it's impossible to know. :lol2: I bet its in the Bears playbook after the next update so we'll get verification then.
October 10, 20179 yr Looked like some goofy stuff that we used to run in our Fraternity flag football games.
October 10, 20179 yr Looked like some goofy stuff that we used to run in our Fraternity flag football games. Omega Chi, the aspiring offensive coordinators fraternity. Edited October 10, 20179 yr by GrantNKY
October 10, 20179 yr Let's talk about that 2 point play - FootballScoop The Tony Dungy ran the same play for 2 points against teh Packers in 2000. Still a very good play.
October 10, 20179 yr Author Let's talk about that 2 point play - FootballScoop The Tony Dungy ran the same play for 2 points against teh Packers in 2000. Still a very good play. Thanks for sharing that...it was and still is a pretty cool play.
October 10, 20179 yr Thanks for sharing that...it was and still is a pretty cool play. Makes you wonder why it took a team another 17 years to run it.
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