Wingback Reverse
Running back starts a sweep then hands to the wing coming the opposite way.
Concept: Backside cuts off pursuit while a pulling lineman leads around the far edge.
Every position's job
Hand to the back on the sweep, then carry out a fake to sell the flow.
Start the sweep one way, then hand to the wing coming the opposite way.
Come around opposite the sweep, take the handoff, and follow the pulling lineman around the far edge.
Block the sweep flow to sell direction.
Pull around to the reverse side to lead the wing.
Scoop or block back to seal the interior.
Block the sweep flow, then cut off pursuit.
Cut off backside pursuit.
Seal or crack the reverse-side edge.
Stalk-block on the reverse side.
Stalk-block or clear the reverse alley.
How to teach it
- 1Backside cuts off pursuit while a pulling lineman leads around the far edge.
- 2Sell the sweep hard so the defense flows away from the reverse.
- 3Wing follows the pulling lineman around the far edge.
Common mistakes to fix
- !Weak sweep fake — sell it at full speed.
- !Reverse exchange fumbled — rep the give point.
Build this into your call sheet.
Adopt this system in your coach portal, tag plays by situation, and print call sheets and player wristbands.