How'd you do?

How did it go

How did it go

Awesome, hope you have a great year

Brian Blackmon do you coach opelika?

Holy crap

do you have a link to that?

@@MrUserpick48 I think you can find it on Coaches Caviar

@@MrUserpick48 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bbt1mMWCy5ylfWw.html

Great vid 👌🏼

Appreciate it, Thank You

What’s up my man

I can, we just dont really throw a lot of drop back game anymore. We are a heavy RPO team. Thanks for watching

That is definitely an option, thanks for the feedback

Thank you

Who is running the Arrow?

Defender closer to the ball has the right of way so the safety has to go over the top of the corner. Some schools have the corner come off on all outside routes of #2

An A-back or a WR running the arrow, while a TE running a hitch. Offense is in a tight formation: TE in the back field while A is on the LOS.

If you had him assigned to pick up a Playside inside LB or Playside OLB in blitz protection. I wouldnt be using that kind of protection in youth football, i would slide the whole line in one direction and put the backs opposite.

Coach Mac I'm looking ahead to next year's football season and I'm trying to get a good offense playbook for 12-14 yr olds in southern Arizona. Having issues with our O coordinator and next year I'm hoping to take over. Is this something i can get on your website plsyfastfootball. I need a complete playbook with explanations. willing to pay.

Im sorry but i do not have complete playbooks. Website has chalk talk and video clips of us running schemes and we do webinars from time to time.

We do not, we are trying to get the Shallow all the way across to the QB'S read side. Most of our concepts are primarily half field concepts. We only throw 6-10 DB Passes a game.

Quick game is Punch 1 and Drop Back is Punch 3 Step

@@CoachMac thanks coach

it all depends on the offense your team is going to run. its best just to learn the different routes that you need to know, as well as the numbers assigned to them.

Mesh, Stick/smash, Tail Back Wheel route or TE Seam

Keep in mind in man coverage that there's no curl/flat defender. So you can run off the inside defender with a seam route by the #2 receiver and run either a curl or a comeback with the #1. Since it's man free, the CB has to stack on top of the #1 receiver's route stem regardless if he's playing press or not and maybe even give him a cushion depending on the speed matchup. If the #1 rcvr does a good job dropping his hips and chopping his feet to make a tight break, there should be a clean throwing window for the QB. Also, you can use rub releases by the receivers, possibly from a 2 receiver stack look or a 3 receiver bunch look. Have the outside receiver _on_ the LOS and the insider receiver _off_ the LOS, and have the inside rcvr rub underneath the other rcvr to the outside and into his route. (Called a *switch* release) or Have the inside receiver _on_ the LOS and outside receiver _off_ the LOS, and have the outside rcvr rub underneath the other rcvr to the inside and into his route. (Called a *slash* release)

thank u

Hey, since you're coaching now here's something to consider: If you always use the same 6 man protection in a particular formation or family of formations, like for instance a single back set that's either 2x2 or trips, and if the defense puts 7 in the box against that 6 man protection, it's a safe bet someone in the protection will have a dual read. If an offense always dual reads the same two defenders, an astute defensive coordinator may send those two defenders to trigger a hot throw. Now if the defense knows who the hot throw is going to and what the route is because it's always the same, they can also set up a trap coverage where someone is lying in wait to jump into the throwing lane, and it could be a pick 6. This is typically done with a fire zone (zone blitz). My point is it can be a deterrent for the defense if sometimes you dual read from the "Mike" to the call side LB, and other times you dual read from the "Mike" to the LB away from the call side. Also, it can be helpful for a QB to mix up who has the built-in hot route, the #1 receiver, or the #2 receiver, or the #3 receiver, and what the route is. Didn't know if any of this had crossed your mind or not, hope it's useful somehow.

Thanks again and I will definitely consider that!

We are currently 1-4, starting QB out middle of game 2 and we start eight 10th graders on defense. No excuses we just arent coaching good enough right now. Need to get better fundamentally

Thomas MacPherson I feel you. How many passing concepts do you have installed? I just graduated high school, from Spanish Fort high school in Alabama. I’ve been part of 2 state championships and the only times we didn’t win was bc our qb got hurt. But anyway I really wanna get into coaching, I watch soo many coaching clinics and I just enjoy Coaching and all the different ideas ppl have to run the same play. Your videos have really helped expand my knowledge on the game.

It is about football, if you don't understand it is probably not a channel to watch.