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Pin and Pull
The pin and pull scheme is used at both the NFL and college level. Teams such as Auburn under Gus Malzhan and Noel Mazzone ran it at Auburn and Chip Kelly runs it at UCLA. At the pro level you see teams such as The Buffalo Bills run the play with great success.
It is taken from the old Green Bay sweep. some spread sweep and some old wing T Buck Sweep rules. Some teams will run it using the standard, if uncovered you pull. Other teams will take advantage of angles and block down. Neither way is right or wrong, just teams have preferences on how they do it..
The premise of the play is to get a pin and angle on a defensive lineman. The lineman not pinning is the puller. It allows offenses to take advantage of angles and utitilize offensive lineman to pull and get on the perimeter. The aiming point for the back is similar to outside zone as it is a perimeter run play. You will see teams pull 2-3 uncovered lineman in the scheme and it is an excellent play to get the ball on the edge.
The play is very similar to the old wing T sweep in many of it's principle:
1. The front side Guard or tackle will block the alley defender. Often times he will either kick out the force defender or log the alley defender. The RB will play off his block and make his cut accordingly.
The front side rules are very simple depending on who you ask. Some teams will take advantage of angles, If you have a down block, down block. This is true of some teams who will block down on a 3 technque with the tackle.
Auburn blocks it this way.
For example, if you have a 4-2 base like below. The TE has a down block and the tackle has a down block, so down block. This can involve anyone from the center out to the playside. Here's Auburn's scheme.
One thing you will notice about Auburn is they love to crack with their wide receivers and have the Guard block the corner to the front side.
Another team that makes a living on this play is Chip Kelly at UCLA. He has always been a pin and pull guru from his days with the Eagles and that continued when he worked with Noel Mazzone at UCLA.
Here's their variation.
In the next few clips you will see the scheme vs LSU.
What UCLA does vs the 4-2 scheme is different in the fact that they pull the tackle and center who are uncovered like many traditional teams would do. The traditional theorists would say pull the uncovered lineman.
Teams like UCLA will utilize the QB pin and pull with a lead blocker who is the rb.
They do it with the QB.2. Here are some other. qb schemes and rules:
Uncovered lineman will pull. In this situation you get a 3 technique and a shade on the backside.
TE=block the 6i
OT=3 tech
PSG= pull first thing outside
Center=shade
BSG=pull
BST= 5 tech
Now with an end outside, you will often get a kickout by the playside lineman.
Here the Bills run it out of 12 personnel
3 QB Pin and Pull:
The Bills love the pin and pull scheme. They will run it at times as a qb pin and pull.
Here they run it in the playoffs vs. The Patriots. They will often do it on 3rd and less than 3 situations. Here its from 3x1 off the fake to the RB.
Nice fake and pull the center and right guard.
Fake wide zone and pull the qb.
In this example, you get a bear front. The Bills pull the Center and right guard and get a good down block from the tight end and wing. The backside cuts off the nose and defensive tackle.
Due to the wide outside linebacker the Guard ends up kicking out the outside linebacker and the center turns up for the seal.
Again they get the guard and center pulling. Create angles.
Texas QB Pin and Pull out of empty
Create nice angles vs the odd front. Nice block,
Nice design.
nice kick out and lead pin and pull play.
In the last example vs Bowling green they run it with the rb
Nice job with motion man cracking and the qb running it out of empty.
Nice job with the lineman getting on the perimeter
Nice angles and run
Ravens always do a great job with it.
Nice scheme.
Good blocking and down blocks.
Again nice angles and blocking with the reduced formation
See the angles. Te gets the good crack and they get the center on the CB by design.
Center kicks out the CB
Tackle gets to the LB
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