Brett Dearmon - Gap Sound RPOs

Gap Sound Run Pass Option

Create versatility in your offense by implementing a gap sound run pass option. 

What is a Run Pass Option? 

Commonly referred to as ( RPO ), the concept gives the quarterback the ability and option to give the ball to either the running back or pass to the receiver. While this takes place, it's the offensive line's duty to block as if it's a running play which ultimately puts pressure on the defense to either play the run or the pass. 

What is Gap Sound? 

The term gap sound means that the defenders in each gap are accounted for. Coach Dearmon does not like his quarterback to be exposed to taking a hit on an RPO because a defender was unaccounted for.

Run Pass Option vs Read Option

It's a common misconception that run pass options are the same as read options. 

RPO’s rely on the quarterback to make reads on the linebacker to either hand it or throw it, as the offensive line blocks the run. While the read option generally has the offensive line block in one direction or zone as the quarterback reads the defensive end to give or keep it himself. 

Take your team to the next level by incorporating RPO’s into your system. 

Introducing Brett Dearmons 

**GAP SOUND RPO TRAINING**

Florida Atlantic Coach Brett Dearmon explains what a real gap sound RPO is and how he incorporates it into his offense. He runs through different variations in depth, from boundary zones, inside zones, split and iso. In addition, he covers how to take advantage of certain coverages with the Run Pass Option. 

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