Veer in Shoot is playground football

[iliveaboveasubway]

and I love it.

Started an FIU dynasty in honor of Billy Gil, the Duke, and had never even heard of Veer and Shoot.

I did the UT tutorial and played some.

This can't be a real offense? Right? The wideouts are a yard from the sideline on every formation

[iliveaboveasubway]

"Why is it called veer offense?
It is the core blocking scheme in both the split-back veer and the flexbone option offense. The term “veer” refers to the O-line blocking down and creating a “wall of butts” to the inside that the dive back “veers” off from. Inside veer: the veer or point of attack occurs at the B-gap."

Oh, a wall of butts you say.

[jello1717]

It’s real. Tennessee is prolly the biggest school to use it.

[jello1717]

Quote: Originally Posted by iliveaboveasubway

and I love it. Started an FIU dynasty in honor of Billy Gil, the Duke, and had never even heard of Veer and Shoot. I did the UT tutorial and played some. This can't be a real offense? Right? The wideouts are a yard from the sideline on every formation

Couldn’t find a great picture in my quick search, but here you go.

[iliveaboveasubway]

Quote: Originally Posted by jello1717

Couldn’t find a great picture in my quick search, but here you go.

Gotta check highlights ha. I just read Ole Miss does something similar

[iliveaboveasubway]

[canes21]

I love running this offense. It's tough if you don't have the OL or QB to run it properly, but it can put up points quickly when you get it running.

If you want to see the offense running like a well-oiled machine in real life, go back and watch the 2010's Baylor teams.

[AUguy26]

I love running the Veer and Shoot. I made a custom pb with a blend of the veer and shoot and run and shoot, and it's amazing. I am a big fan of choice routes and letting the defense dictate which routes the wrs run. I did a lot of studying of how the offense works so I know how to read the defenses and what decisions to make.