20 Personnel Playbook | Spread Offense

Description

The 20 Personnel Playbook for Youth Football is great because it allows you to spread the field, while also maintaining a strong inside run threat. 20 personnel features 2 running backs ( Tailback and H-back) and 3 wide receivers. This playbook gives you 3 different 20 personal formations, all of which create a unique alignment conflict for the defense. Utilizing a H-back will allow you to attack the defense in several different ways. You can utilize your H-back as ball carrier, in the passing game (as a receiver), and in the run game as a blocker. This offense is even more explosive if you have a mobile QB!

Structured-Balanced-Multiple

Structured Attack 

The 20 Personnel Playbook for youth football is the definition of a structured attack. This playbook features a system of plays that all complement each other. When you have a structured attack it will allow you to have an answer for anything the defense decides to do. If they commit to stopping one play they will leave themselves vulnerable for a companion play. This playbook features two series- Power Series, where are all plays are built off of the Power play. The second is the Jet series, where all plays are built off of the Jet Sweep. If the defense loads the box, you kill them outside. If they spread out with the formation you kill them inside. It’s that simple.

Balanced 

This playbook will allow you to attack all areas of the field. It has a healthy balance of plays and play-action passes off of the core running plays. To truly be a successful offense you will need to be able to attack all areas of the field- this will force the defense to have to defend the entire field. This playbook has plays for all your skilled position players. Forcing the defense to prepare for all your skilled position players is difficult to do.

Multiple 

20 personnel allows you to be multiple while keeping things simple for your kids. The H-back alignment creates another gap for the defense to account for. In addition, they have to account for the H as pass and running threat. There are several different formations you can get into by just moving the H-back around. Again, this playbook allows you to be multiple while keeping it very simple for your players.

Included in this playbook:

Formation overview, numbering system, line splits, snap count and motion, blocking schemes, pass blocking scheme, shotgun snap, huddle, and player placement. This playbook has colored play diagrams against multiple defenses. Blocking rules also featured under every diagram. This playbook is tablet and mobile friendly.

 

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QB Power out of 20 Personnel is very difficult to defend. I like how they spread the field and then run inside. #coaching #spreadoffense #footballplays #coachinglife

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Plays Included (3 Formations)

Power Series (Twins Formation): Power, Counter, Buck, Power Pass, and Bubble / Buck RPO.

Jet Series (Rhino/Lion Formation): Jet Sweep, Jet Power, Trap, Lead Sweep, Reverse, Post-wheel and Split-end Fade.

No Huddle (Trips): Snag Concept, Flood Concept (Florida), and Sprint-out Concept (Texas). (one word play calls)