In the ever-evolving landscape of American football, offenses are constantly adapting, innovating, and finding new ways to exploit defensive vulnerabilities. One of the most impactful strategies in recent years is the RPO, or Run-Pass Option. Originally developed in college football, the RPO has found a firm footing in the NFL, where it has become a staple in many teams’ offensive playbooks. This hybrid style of play is designed to keep defenses on their toes, forcing them to make split-second decisions while the offense remains fluid, adaptable, and unpredictable.
RPO (Run-Pass Option): How Modern Offenses are Using This Strategy to Confuse Defenses
