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.
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3 Different Ways to Run the Blast Football Play | Wishbone Formation
The Blast Football Play is on of the best plays in all of football. It’s a play that works very well on all levels of football.
Using the Sugar Huddle to Create Defense Misalignment
One of the major things that all defenses struggle to do well is line up correctly to a formation. Most coaches spend hours of practice time every week working with their team on how to correctly align to each formation.
3 Play Calling Tips for Offensive Coordinators
Calling plays is one of the most stressful and rewarding experiences in football. There is no other sport such a large amount of pressure is put on the coach.
Why Power is a Great Way to Stop the Blitz
One of the most frustrating things that can occur when you are running an offense is to go against a blitz heavy team. This is true at all levels but is especially true at the youth league level.
3 Mistakes Offensive Coordinators Make
Calling plays on offense is one of the hardest skills for a coach to develop. You have to put your players in a position to be successful while still accounting for the fact that the opposition might line up incorrectly and ruin all of your planning.
Maximizing the Power Blocking Scheme
The A Gap Power Blocking Scheme is one of the most used run schemes in football. It allows the offense to get a double team at the point of attack while also bringing a Guard from the backside to lead up on the playside blocker.
Power Pass out of the Diamond Formation
The Power Pass out of the Diamond Formation is a great way to take advantage of a defense that is selling out to stop the Power Play. This concept attacks the defense with a 3 player route combination.
Power out of the Diamond Formation
The Power out of the Diamond Formation is a great play that works very well in youth football. The Diamond Formation forces the defense to defend both sides of the formation.
Using the Diamond Formation to Create Mismatches
The Diamond Formation is becoming a popular formation that forces the defense to put players inside the box to stop the run. This run heavy formation will force the defense to guard the receivers using man coverage.
How to Utilize a Tight-end in Your Offense
There are a variety of different ways an offense can use a Tight End. A Tight End is a great way to force the defense to align how you want them to, separate run and pass strengths and seal the edge for an outside run.
“36 Blast” out of the Balanced Wishbone Formation
The “36 Blast” out of the balanced wishbone formation is an excellent play in youth football. It is easy to implement and it is a very powerful play.
Inverted Wishbone QB Trap Play
The Inverted Wishbone QB Trap Play utilizes an athletic QB in the run game. This trap play is off of the Inverted Wishbone 38 Sweep Play.
Inverted Wishbone- 38 Sweep
Inverted Wishbone- 38 Sweep This sweep play attacks the edge of the defense with multiple lead blockers and a crack block by the (SE). This play is very easy to implement.
QB Sweep Play-Wishbone Formation
QB Sweep Play-Wishbone Formation The QB sweep play out of the wishbone formation is a very effective play in youth football. This play is especially effective at the younger age levels of youth football.