Josh Heupel's Tennessee Offense w/Alex Golesh (Origins, Philosophy, and Film Study) 

His offense is the true definition of spread offense. It’s balanced, they don’t have blazing fast players. The wide splits makes defenses show their true calls and he knows how to exploit it every single drive. Whether the wide splits makes a running lane, or wide split forces the db’s to play man coverage.

Just to let you know Tennessee is in the East but great video!

You're a very clear communicator! I'm new to the tactical side of football but I understood that completely. Good work!

i find this scheme so interesting bc it provides a lot of answers vs split coverages & those cover 7 (brackets) coverages as well

Great break down of my deadly vols.

Tennessee is in the SEC East. Great video.

Fantastic analysis man. Well done.

I really enjoy your content ! Can’t wait for the wake forest segment !

Great show! I like your style.

keep em coming!!

Excellent video. The breakdowns were awesome. Go Vols!

Great video!

Excellent, excellent video! Great break down. I love those spread to run schemes. I really think that the downfall of Malzahn's vaunted offense was that he never was able to consistently produce dangerous downfield passing. I love the Briles system.

I am here now after watching Tennessee beat Alabama!!!!

Great video and break down of the offense. How are you able to get the cut ups for these games?

The example used around 11:30 looks to be pre-planned routes where it’s a very common and simple concept. It looks to me like the WR’s both know what route they are gonna run and it’s a simple read by the QB of the safety trying to help the wheel or help with the dig route. Either way one of your WR’s will have an advantage. But a lot more variables can happen right here on offense or defense. The offense could also run a quick slant by the outside wr and a quick bubble by the inside and QB reading the player by the 30. If he bites on the slant a bubble will easily get 5 yards and if he tries to take away the bubble then the slants gonna be well underneath the safety and gain an easy 5 or possibly a big gain. Also a possibility I see is the LB by the 30 blitzing and leaving the two defenders left playing man. It’s why I like football because it’s a chess game for the OC/DC

Great breakdown, but the run game is absolutely essential to the success of this offense.

Can you eventually do a video on Tommy Rees’s offense for ND?

When he got with the Baylor coach his offense changed!! It's all Art Briles stuff

Good video man. East, but doesn't matter. If that's the only mistake in the video, you're doing fine!

Sec East not west my friend but love the video

I feel like the formation at about the 5 min mark is illegal, as the left tackle is uncovered. Can someone help me out on that?

A lot of people call this offense a gimmick and I really don’t see how it is

We are in the sec east not the west but I enjoyed the video keep up the good work

I would love to know what Kirby Smart did in 2022 to stop Heupel’s offense.

Need a Bill Snyder video. Man changed the game

What would you say the difficulty level is of defending this offense?

How successful would this be back in the day with the Raiders and Steelers . You have to jam those receivers and send more than they can block on offense to hurry the QB. I can’t believe they just turn these receivers loose without any contact.

Why isn’t any DB’s up getting their hands on these receivers knock them off their route . They are just running free . I. Oils think you have to be physical and hold them up while redirecting them.

Do you think we’ll see a pro team run this? Not going to lie would love to see Mahomes in this

This offense looks like a nightmare for defensive coordinators.

Sighhhhh only if BM and AM were fired in the off-season!!! Now everyone needs to go … think Troy Taylor can fix it ?

SEC east bro. TN is part of the SEC east.

Another 'Carpetbagger" point of view.

TN wins the EAST