See the link below for the first part of this series. This
article refers to a play in the first breakdown:
In week 3 of the preseason, the play diagrammed below broke a
tendency for the 49ers, while allowing them to run one of their base concepts.
The formation is similar to the formation that the 49ers
used in week 1 of the preseason, to hit their tight end on a corner route for a
touchdown (see link above). This time, the tight end will release, and break
for the corner route. Only to break the route off into a curl route after three
steps.
The play works well against both man and zone, as a man to
man defender will be thinking about the corner route after watching the film
from week 1. The video below shows the play working, with a completion to the
tight end. The Packers played man coverage, and the tight end was able to get
open.
The whole field curl flat concept is a staple pass play for
Chip Kelly. This adjustment allows him to run a concept that he already has in
his playbook, while breaking the tendency of sending the tight end on a corner
route from a closed trips formation. Two birds, one stone.
Click here to find out how to make the “stick” concept more
explosive: http://theofficialpetersreport.blogspot.com/2016/08/stick-adjustment-adding-some.html
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