Power
Overpowering in gap-blocked plays like Power O in the run game and takes on power rush moves with ease.
Strengths
- Overpowering in gap-blocked run plays
- Takes on power rush moves with ease
- Dominant in run game
Weaknesses
- Vulnerable to finesse pass rushers
- May struggle in zone blocking schemes
Most Relevant Attributes
Run Block PowerPass Block PowerRun BlockPass BlockingLead BlockingImpact Blocking
Archetype Fit Players
Excellent
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JoeThuney
6' 5"301 lbs32 yrs
OVR
AWR
PBK
PBP
PBF
STR
IBL
RBF
RBK
RBP
LBK
LG
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QuentonNelson
6' 5"330 lbs29 yrs
OVR
AWR
STR
RBP
RBK
RBF
IBL
LBK
PBF
PBK
PBP
LG
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TylerSmith
6' 6"332 lbs24 yrs
OVR
STR
IBL
RBK
RBP
RBF
LBK
PBP
AWR
PBK
PBF
LGGreat
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JoelBitonio
6' 4"320 lbs33 yrs
OVR
AWR
IBL
STR
PBP
PBK
LBK
RBF
RBK
RBP
PBF
LG
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LandonDickerson
6' 6"332 lbs26 yrs
OVR
STR
IBL
LBK
RBP
PBP
AWR
RBK
RBF
PBK
PBF
LGCompatible Schemes
This archetype is used in the following schemes:
Multiple Power Run
The Multiple Power Run uses traditional pulling linemen and lead blockers in the run gameto grind through defenses. A quality Field General QB helps conert critical 3rd and short situations
Vertical Power Run
The Vertical Power Run focuses on tempting the defense to load the box with extra defenders via a commitment to the power run game, then punishes them downfield with play action and shot passes.
West Coast Power Run
The West Coast Power Run creates weakness in the defense by stretching it out horizontally with short passing. The half backs then attack those weaknesses for big gains.