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4 Ways you can Utilize Jet Motion in Your Offense
Motions are very underrated and underutilized on the youth football level. In my opinion, motions offer a variety of different benefits.
Creating a Leverage Advantage By Using a Compressed Split
At any level of football one of the most dangerous things to defend is speed on the edge of the field. As a result, defenses will work hard to keep outside leverage and keep everything inside of them.
Defending the Inside Zone Running Play
The Inside Zone is one of the top offensive schemes in football. This play is so dominant because it can be run from so many different formations and personnel groups.
Double Arch Counter Play out of the Pistol Spread
The Double Arch Counter is one of the toughest plays to defend. It combines misdirection with a gap blocking scheme that can easily move defenders and punish over pursuing defender.
Fast Screen Options off of the Zone Run Game
It’s important to have different options when running or throwing the football. When we are spreading the field I like the idea of having screen plays attached to all our run plays.
Youth and High School Integration
The goal of this article is to explore and discuss the relationship between the local High School and the local youth programs. What is exactly the role of the local Youth program in regards to the local High School program?
Offensive Play Calling Strategy for Youth Football
This video breaks down our 3 pillar play calling system we use with our youth football team. Video includes presentation and game footage.
Offensive Play Calling Strategy for Youth Football | Art of Play Calling
This article provides you with a breakdown of our Offensive Play Calling Strategy for Youth Football. In youth football many coaches just call plays based on what they think or hope will work.
Wing T Offense Plays
Here are highlights of our favorite Wing T Offense Plays. Plays highlighted: Buck, Jet Sweep, Jet Power, Rocket Sweep, Trap, Down, Belly, Counter, Wedge, Post-Wheel, and Seam.
Blitzing 101 : Building a System | Blitzing in Youth Football
Since coaching defense, I have had the opportunity to coach many different schemes including the 3-4, 3-3, 4-4, 4-2-5, and I have come to conclusion that was brought up by Kirby Smith you are either an ODD or OVER. Do not get caught up in the name and work on your structure of your defense.
Blast Play with Short Shift | Inverted Wishbone
The Blast Play is a simple play that will get you multiple blockers at the point of attack. It’s a great short yardage play that is a great go-to when you need some tough yards.
Inside Look at the QB Counter Play | 20 Personnel
The QB Counter Play is a great way to utilize your athletic Quarterback in the run game. When defenses are forced to defend the QB in the run game it will create a lot of stress and misalignment.
Fast Screen Options off of the Zone Run Game
It’s important to have different options when running or throwing the football. When we are spreading the field I like the idea of having screen plays attached to all our run plays.
Using the Jail Screen to Maximize the Bubble Screen
Most offenses in today’s game are looking to spread out the defense and then take advantage of where they have a numbers advantage. One of the most popular ways to do this is with the Bubble route.
3 Blocking Tags That Will Take Your Offense to the Next Level
Adding tags to your core running plays will allow you to multiple, while keeping things simple for your kids. Tags will allow you to keep running your base plays when teams adjust and commit to stopping them.
