How Double Reverse works

Advanced perimeter misdirection with three ordered exchanges.
The QB gives to a jet-motion receiver crossing the formation; that receiver hands back to the opposite wideout; the wideout gives once more to a trailing slot returning to the original edge.
Four ball-handlers and two direction changes punish a defense that chases the first and second flow.
Install only after the single reverse is clean — every mesh point must be behind the line and every exchange must be rehearsed at full speed.

Coach the details

Every player's job

: sell the run fake full speed on the drawn track; finish every rep as if you have the ball.
: jet motion right before the snap, then take the handoff, press the LOS, and read the playside LB — if he scrapes, cut back; if he fills, bounce.
: take the handoff, press the LOS, and read the playside LB — if he scrapes, cut back; if he fills, bounce.
: sweep — wide path behind the pullers, set up the kick-out.
: run-block — drive your man off the ball to the playside, combo to the second level.
: run-block — drive your man off the ball to the playside, combo to the second level.
: run-block — drive your man off the ball to the playside, combo to the second level.
: run-block — drive your man off the ball to the playside, combo to the second level.
: run-block — drive your man off the ball to the playside, combo to the second level.
: run-block — drive your man off the ball to the playside, combo to the second level.
: stalk-block the corner — get hands inside, drive him off coverage so the runner has the edge.

Call sheet

Game planOne-shot call against extreme over-pursuit after the jet sweep and single reverse have both forced the defense to chase across the formation.
Game planShorten the second carry leg for younger teams and use a verbal mesh landmark for every exchange.
Game planIf the edge defender stays home, the final carrier must plant and get vertical rather than continuing to race toward a capped sideline.

Pre-snap to post-snap