I know this system has been around a long time as I ran the old Delaware Wing T back in the mid 80s when I was in high school. Thanks for making this information available and easy to teach. If you work at it you can! Thanks again and best of luck to you. Love the jet series it helped me use all my weapons and speed. I was already running an empty Jet offense and added yours to give us an under center look.
Needless to say, your offense is awesome. I believe that Jet motion is the best way to get a back outside. We had a lot of success with the Jet sweep and the trap. The trap was a constant yard play most of the time. All in all we had a great year with a winning record. I actually saw the 49ers run the Jet sweep last Monday night. Great offense coach. We ran the Wing T playbook Jet offense all year. The boys found it easy to understand and run. Each week we layered in more options including counters, reverses and some nice passing options.
My biggest concerns with kids this age was teaching guards to pull and having tackles block down. As we saw different defensive schemes, the boys became more comfortable with who to block and our wing backs each had touchdowns every game. The guards did a nice job pulling. Most teams we played had not seen pulling guards like that before. Unfortunately we had some tough injuries to some of our top players and lost in our playoffs.
But overall the team finished in first place, the boys had a blast running the offense and I will be using it again next year!
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Email required Address never made public. Name required. Search for:. Your email address is safe with me. Instead, the Wing T offense is a hybrid of them both. At the same time, offensive linemen in a Wing T really do need to be quick and agile. How the Wing T Offense is Run. Stage 1: The Personnel. The Wing T offense will utilize seven players lined up on the line of scrimmage. Stage 2: The Formation.
The offensive linemen will have smaller splits in between them compared to other base offenses. The quarterback will line up and take the snap under center and not out of the shotgun. Stage 3: The Plays. Wing T Dive.
The Wing T Dive is the basic straight-ahead running play. The split end and wing back will both run out routes to clear defenders out toward the sideline. On this play, the run is designed to go through the A gap on the strong side of the field. The blockers will therefore try to block their assignments toward the weak side of the field. The center will help the weak-side guard by double-teaming the defensive tackle.
The quarterback will hand the ball off to the tailback on the Wing T dive. That should leave running room for the tailback straight up the middle. Wing T Counter. Wing T Throwback Pass. The Wing T offense is a great formation for teams at just about any level of football. The Wing T is a great offense for deception that keeps defenses off balance on every play.
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