We're Wing-T, which I know you love. Thinking about running Y-Stick out of traditional sets and pairing it with full-flow play action (Power, Down) and having the WB run an arrow. The safety(ies) usually stay back at first to prevent the big play and the LBs have to play the run. The Y-stick could be a perfect way to attack the area between in an efficient manner. Like you said, "Nice, easy pitch-and-catch".
Puy the y at te and run the banana out to hold the sam lb so rb can get to flat. It will also hold strong side safety so the z can potentially have 1 on 1 . works great against zone if lbs dont get proper depth
King Rt Over (Y as snifer Set to Twins, TB Offset to Y Side) F runs Stick, Z runs fade, X Runs Slant, TB will push motion away from stick and Run a swing, Y runs Shoot.
Coach McKie I know you an air raid guy, I'm more of a smashmouth spread guy like what auburn runs, but love the air raid. Do u use those spread I formations much. Or do u stick to split backs.
Coach Clarke, I use more split back formations. I will get into a formation with a Tight End/H-back, but for the most part I am a 4 wide receiver kind of guy.
Coach, my concern is running stick vs cover 2. When Backer drops to defend hook/curl, the stick will be covered. To my way of thinking, QB should NEVER automatically check down to the low route or he'll get the RB blown up by the corner who is waiting in the flat. I think it would be better for QB to read the corner as a high/low concept. If corner is in the flat, QB should hit the MOR. Also, in cover 2, corners are taught to initially give a cushion until a player comes into the flat, if QB doesn't read this well, we might as well start the concussion test now...the RB will get destroyed.......what are your thoughts.
I run my stick routes with my receivers turning outside instead of in. The reason why I do this is because I run a modified pistol wing-t. I have a tight end any nasty split and 3 point stance & slot to the opposite side. If teams are stacking the box to stop by inside zone, it's a much easier catch turn and run If my receivers are turning out.
Hey Mckie, do you like Slide Wall for the goaline...I do. I get that route from..."Coaching Run and Shoot Football". Triple In with a shoot arrow by the super-back...killer route concept down in TD country.
Coach Brown, Our quarterback will take the Vertical shot if we get man. What I am going to do this year is put in a Man beater to the backside of the concept. This way the play will be good against any coverage the defense gives us. The concept I'm thinking about using is a Slant/Arrow. What are your thoughts?
Coach McKie probably would work too......I was thinking more you backside hitches would still run their routes. after there hitches the would just drag or bring it routes across the QB vision.
Coach Brown, You could do that. What I've been toying with is tagging Stick with our Inside Zone. That way you get the best of both worlds. On the frontside you have the hitches. Take 'em if the defense gives 'em to you. Backside you have the Stick. Have the quarterback read the end. End sits then you hand the ball off. End Crashes then you pull and look to throw Stick to Vert.
Coach, In 3x1, what do you think about F and Y both running hitches on concept side (instead of F running a shoot)? Wouldn’t this make the #2 declare faster, making it a quicker/easier read?
Coach Flores, Thanks for taking time out of your day to watch my video and comment. It means a lot to me. I've written an article about how we drill our Y-Stick concept here: ronmckiefootball.com/drilling-air-raid-y-stick/ I'll do a Live Stream later on in the month to talk about our drills.
We run a Flexbone and incorporate this into into our passing game. We incorporate many spread concepts out of our Open looks. Just window dressing really from our Power plays and Rocket Sweeps. photos.app.goo.gl/mrzSyUPF6GauBpjP7