Inspired by Bijan's 213-Yard Ground Clinic

NFL Rush Lane & Cutback Simulator

Steer the running back, time the cutback foot-plant, read the defensive flow, and attack open A/B/C gaps against shifting second-level linebackers.

Ground Attack Controls

Play Scheme Concept Defense flows hard to play-side. Plant foot and cut backside.

Initial Aim Angle 0° (Downhill)

Angle the approach path toward the intended crease.

Cutback Timing (Frames) Frame 28

When RB executes the hard jump-cut against the defense.

Burst Acceleration 88%

Sprint speed through the second level safety alley.

Carries 1

Total Yards 18

Touchdowns 0

Drive Log YPC: 18.0

Outside Zone (B-Gap Cutback) +18 YDS

Live Rushing Lane & Defense Geometry

Ready for Snap

Line of Scrimmage: OWN 25

Target: 213 TOTAL YDS / 2 TD

Last Carry: +18 YDS (1st Down)

Exploited Lane: Backside B-Gap

Block Efficiency: 87% Sealed

Ready. Click 'Snap & Run Ball' or press Space to execute the carry.

The Science of NFL Zone Vision

In high-level NFL rushing systems, the running back's primary job is not just sprinting forwards—it is reading defensive leverage and offensive line double-teams. Defensive coordinators drill linebackers to flow horizontally to mirror the running back. When an athletic runner presses the play-side line before violently planting their outside foot, linebackers get trapped in over-pursuit, leaving massive cutback lanes in the A and B gaps.

Bijan Robinson's 29-carry, 213-yard masterclass showed textbook press-and-cut discipline against light boxes, forcing the secondary into missed tackles in space.

Scheme Concepts & Instructions

Outside Zone (Stretch)

Offensive linemen take 45-degree lateral bucket steps. The running back aims for the tight end's outside hip. If the edge defender sets a hard outside edge, the runner plants on step three and cuts back behind the center's backside seal.

Inside Zone (Duo)

Features interior double-teams on defensive tackles before linemen climb to middle linebackers. The runner presses the frontside A-gap to pull the Mike linebacker, then cuts back to the backside A-gap crease.

Counter Trey

The backside guard pulls to kick out the edge rusher while the backside tackle wraps around to lead-block into the alley. Follow the tackle's hip for explosive chunk gains.

Interactive Controls

Adjust the aim angle and cutback timing sliders, or tap Jump Cut! mid-play to re-route dynamically. Drag or click on the field to direct the runner toward open grass.