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Love it coach :) It looks like they are reading the DE on the Counter/Screen package...if the DE sits they give to the RB, if the DE immediately strikes upfield off the edge, they throw the screen...We actually run this concept out of 30 formation (3 RB's in the backfield including the QB, just as USC is aligned and it is a simple read for the QB (with practice reps).
Great info!! Ive been having a problem with my 10 yrs old son with him keep his throwing arm elbow up, putting his hips into his throw & following through with his throw.. He use to throw from his hip I broke him out of that
Using Zachariah Branch strictly as WR is limiting his production, he should be used more like Deanthony Thomas at Oregon just get him the ball at all cost.
Their eyes need to be on the 2nd level defender in their combo. It depends on what gap the LB tries to fit into. If he fits A then the Center is coming off for the LB. If he fits B then Guard will come off and Center will take the DL. Center will communicate by saying “you you you” or “me me me” for who comes off for the LB
In trips..if they lock backside…and uses the WS to help the trips..it’s essentially..3on3 with the two safeties and corner on the double post and wheel…do we settle for the late crosser or work the 1 on 1 backside?
If they use WS to poach trips then yes I would talk to my QB about taking the matchup with the CB. I’d also tag comeback to the single WR against man. I’d work the RB into the concept to the single WR as well
Coach, love your stuff! I had a couple thoughts and wanted to get your perspective on: how does shallow cross/drive/bow/dagger/mills all fit together and differ? They all seem to be somewhat similar with the dig/basic. Also, would love to hear/see your thoughts on concepts good vs Cov 3, and also your All Purpose Menu/Good vs Most things concepts. Thanks so much!
All those concepts are going to depend on how you would teach the progression for your QB. Teams will read Dagger / Mills as the front side of the concept and Cross / Drive / Bow on the backside of another concept. They all put similar stress on a defense but at different parts of the field. Cover 3 I love snag, sail, curl, double post, 4 verts with tags with quick game concepts of slant/arrow, fade/out, stick...
@@claymangen3617 All quick game is movement key, stick being one of those.. movement key on ILB would be drive / bow / dagger. Cross / Dagger / Mills would movement key on the safety
Club when the defender gets hip to hip with the OL. Sometimes timing doesn't always work out because we kick step for a 1 count. So if defender is not hip to hip we will just release on our track... When the defender is hip to hip because of their rush our non club hand will strike near shoulder and then we will club in the middle of the spine just below the shoulders. Hand motion that happens very quickly. Good for interior OL because the rush happens more quickly as opposed to OT's who are playing out in space when the ball is snapped.
A lot of times on quicks and bubbles he’s unblocked and it’s a non issue.. But our Q will also tell our RB “kill” if he 100% throwing and the RB will step up to take the DE
Hey Coach, It's Coach B...Would like to show you how we package 9 options into one play call using the basic laws of Sacred Geometry. Although this may seem like a wild science project (exactly as my good friend Chris Miller termed it), its very simple to implement if you are willing to go with a Number (63) + one word (tag...Dig) + a box call letter (ABC). Using The Rule of 3 with the Pythagorean 3-4-5 and Tesla's 3-6-9 Magic Cube, we are able to set up our offense where we have 9 one word tag options that are connected to the one number (63 for example). It's a simple system that is extremely QB friendly as we take the gifts the defense gives us over and over leading to a high degree of chunk plays available to our offense. We have set State records for championship games in the last our coaching cadets have been in and it continues to simplify and get more explosive with each passing year. As a former player of mine, would love to share this with you. Keep up the great work!
