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Advantages of Triple Formation in Wing-T Offense: Strategy, Execution, and Personnel Considerations

Explore the benefits and intricacies of integrating Triple and Midline plays in the Wing-T offense. Learn how to leverage these strategies effectively, including the importance of quarterback reads, player roles, and complementary plays. Understand the advantages, disadvantages, and key elements to succeed in utilizing the Triple and Midline concepts. Enhance your football coaching knowledge with insights from Coach Chris Parker of Chapel Hill High School, GA.

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Advantages of Triple Formation in Wing-T Offense: Strategy, Execution, and Personnel Considerations

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  1. “Using Triple & Midline in the Wing-T” Chris Parker Head Football Coach Chapel Hill High School Douglasville, GA 678-232-9816 chris.parker@cherokee.k12.ga.us

  2. Triple/Midline in the Wing-T • Advantages of Mixing Triple with Wing-T • Similar philosophies (building walls) • Put specific defenders in a bind • Complimentary Plays • Disadvantages • Practice Time – must be efficient to get quality reps • QB must be able to read option plays

  3. Triple/Midline in the Wing-T Why do we mix the option and the Wing-T? • Adjust to our personnel • Could change from year to year who gets ball most • Discipline • Try to make discipline our advantage • Make them play Wing-T reads and Option reads • Toughness • Both styles are physical and aggressive – more conducive to our athletes

  4. Triple/Midline in the Wing-T What do we look for in: • Quarterbacks – must be a leader, our smartest football player, able to make great reads and carry out great fakes • Tailbacks - Usually best athlete – want to get him the ball on Triple/Trap • Wings– most difficult position in the offense – must be able to Run the ball, block, catch, and fake • Receivers – must be able to block first, run great routes next • Offensive Line – take quickness and toughness over size

  5. Triple/Midline in the Wing-T Complimentary Plays (Option & Wing-T) • You control the Midline read • If team is squeezing trap = Pull • If team is not squeezing trap = Give • You control the Triple read • If team is stepping out on Buck Sweep = Give • If team is squeezing on Buck = Pull

  6. Put reads on Triple/Midline in bind

  7. Triple/Buck Sweep Combination

  8. Triple vs. 4-4

  9. Using Triple to run Buck Sweep If QB is getting a pull read, should be able to block play side end on Buck Sweep

  10. Split Side Buck vs. 4-4

  11. Trap/Midline Combination

  12. Trap vs. 4-3

  13. Using Trap to run Midline If Defense is squeezing for Trap, QB should be able to keep on Midline

  14. Midline vs. 4-3

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