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On today's podcast we look into the world of Two platoon football. I share my experience and opinions on two platooning as well as discuss ways to practice a one and two platoon football player and team.
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On today's podcast, we talk all things practice. We discuss practice planning, offense, defense, and special teams. We also take a look at some things to think about before planning your practice and things that are a must for our program.
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On today's podcast we will discuss Pin Pull with the RPO attachments we use. This is an easy play to install with concrete blocking rules and can be used out of multiple personnel groupings and the rules don't change.
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On today's podcast we discuss adding the Bash tag to your run game. This is an inexpensive way to confuse the defense by changing their key reads and throwing a wrinkle at them. We discuss the plays you can add this tag to as well as the easy QB read.
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On today's podcast we will discuss how we teach 4 verticals along with one of our "tags" to the play. We will do over each route in detail and the progression read for the Quarterback.
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On today's podcast we look at ways to help your run game by adding AUTOMATIC passing plays to your offense without making any calls or signals at the line. We will discuss automatics to 1, 2, and 3 receivers detached and an attached TE/H back.
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On today's podcast we try and answer a question that many coaches have: How many plays are too many to carry into a game. We break down the runs, passes, tags, protections, screens, etc that you need to be able to effectively prepare and attack the opponent.
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On today's podcast we take a look at how to adjust your base plays to counter what the defense is doing to try and take it away. We will look at Split zone and the variations off of it to counteract what the defense is doing and take advantage of them!
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On today's podcast we take a look at a list of things to do to wrap up this past season and to make sure you and your players are preparing for next season!
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On today's podcast we take a look at the zero period or what some coaches call pre-practice. We discuss ideas to make this part of your practice efficient and how to "steal" time before you begin your practice.
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On today's podcast we dive into the Jet Sweep. Whether you use it as a play, eye candy, or just a way to get your "guy" the ball from time to time, we look at how people defend it and how to attack their adjustments.
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On today's podcast we discuss the use of Play Buckets. This is a concept many are using already and don't know it. It is the idea of taking your plays and putting them into formations, motions, shifts to give a different look but to run the same play. Change the presentation!
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On today's podcast we discuss formation and an easy system to remain simple but multiple. All offenses that play fast this is one podcast you will not want to miss. By using these simple formations and tags you can create almost any formation!
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On today's podcast we explore ideas to help the assistant coach grow and develop from the perspective of the head coach. Included are things that can help you move up the ladder at your school and eventually get into that BIG CHAIR!
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Today I reach into the mailbag to answer your questions! Please feel free to email or DM us on twitter if you have any questions or topics you would like for us to discuss.
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In this episode we discuss how adding speed option off of your base running schemes can hold the defense accountable. We discuss 4 base running plays and a few tags we use to hold the defense accountable.
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Today we discuss some different types of tempo to speed up your offense as well as keep your opponents off balance. We will look at 5 tempos every offense needs and how to incorporate them into you offense!
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On today's podcast we discuss how adding one motion to your offense and establishing rules to this motion will make your offensive formations and motions harder to scout and breakdown.
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Today we look at a tough job for a coach, talking to players and parents about playing time. We look at some things we have done in our program to prevent these issues and to create a systematic approach for a player and parent to address a coach.
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Today I will take a deep dive on my favorite running play, the counter trey. I will discuss the front side and backside rules to this play and the adjustments we make against different fronts and techniques and include a drill we do daily to make the counter trey the best play we run!
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