Speaker Name: Joe Sloan
Speaker Position: Offensive Coordinator/Quarterback
Speaker School: Louisiana Tech University
The Run Pass Option Play provides the offense with an off-key play that can catch the defenses off guard and create big-play opportunities. However, it's important to set guidelines for your Quarterbacks, to prevent turnovers or other issues. In this video, Coach Joe Sloan from Louisiana Tech University reviews some of the top rules to guide your RPO offense!
The first rule for the RPO is to understand that is a Run First play. Quarterbacks must understand that to prevent them from tipping the offense's hand by quickly turning to the pass. Running the ball is the only way to deceive defenders and open up the passing game later as the game progresses.
The second part of the RPO is for the offense to understand what the goal is on 1st and 2nd down. If Offenses are able to get 4 yards on both plays, they stay ahead of the chains and that is very crucial for the offense to stay on schedule. If they are able to get the 4 yards per down, it turns a 2nd and long into a very manageable 3rd and 2. So it's important that the offense understands the patience it takes to run the RPO system and not be frustrated when they are not looking for the long ball every play.
The last biggest read for the QB is to have answers available to the Quarterback when he lines up for the play. The offense should have bubble screens or hot routes backside in the event that the defenders commit to stopping the run and leaving open passing opportunities.
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