Im just curious what is the best strategy when facing against someone who runs RPO's on a regular basis? Is MCV the way to go or can you get by with putting an end or two on a hard flat?
GrimReefer49
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Rocketz
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Understanding why RPOs work helps you stop them. You can't see them, but your Read Key and Pass Key determine how your defenders play an RPO regardless of their man/zone assignment. Here's an example:
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/U5GmEd0_tss
Basically don't pinch your defense and using man align can make sure your opponent doesn't have a numbers advantage in something like a trips formation.
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press is risky so id move db manualy up 3 or 4 yards and user db. shift d line to stop run.