EESP 180: How Teams Defend The Vaunted 'RPO'

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🗓️ 10 June 2019

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Fran Duffy catches up with ESPN analyst Matt Bowen to discuss RPOs and what defenses at every level of football have done to stop them over the last few years.

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0:25.2	Now here's your host, Fran Duffy.
0:28.1	That's right, another week, and we are talking RPO's today as the Eagle Eye in the Sky
0:31.7	podcast fueled by Gatorade continues.
0:34.0	I'm Fran Duffy, and as always, I think we've got a great show for you here on episode
0:37.9	number 180. At the top of this week's show, we've got Chalk Talk, where I chat with ESPN analyst
0:43.1	Matt Bowen about RPO's run-pass options, but not what they look like on the offensive side,
0:48.8	but how are defenses trying to react and stop the run-pass option? We're going to talk with
0:53.5	Matt, who just brings an excellent wealth of knowledge
0:56.2	because of his experience both at the professional, college, and high school level
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