Thank you for your thorough explanation of how the play progresses. The pressure this creates on the defense would be mentally exhausting. Very effective.
Hi Mike, I realize this is mostly for entertainment and beginner level coaches but you're making a whole lot of assumptions about the defense in all these coverages. As you know, us DC's aren't just going to stand there and allow this stuff. There are answers in each of the coverages you mentioned for these type of route concepts but you are correct, at the high school level for sure, it's difficult to defend because of the lack of time coaches are allowed with the players. Also, assumptions about the QB (eyes, timing, arm strength, et al). Then there are the receivers... BTW, I played against you a few times in the AFL back in the day(Milwaukee) and I appreciated your talent. You were always in good shape and well prepared. Maybe I'll start a YT channel myself... we could do some back and forth.. All the best!
I run an unbalanced line single wing and we have 2x2 and 3x1 formation. My question is this, do you think this would work at the middle school level or is this too much for my inexperience QB?
In the event that they out scheme your pass protection, which route should be the hot? Dagger and Mills also look like easy adjustments to this concept. (this should keep them from expecting number one and number three always running verticals).
Hey, love you content. I start 9 man varsity football, and I’m a freshman. I would love to play d-1, but I am wondering if playing 9 man will decrease my chances of getting recruited. Hope to get a response. Thanks!
I think college coaches are less inclined to look at 9 man because it doesn't translate very well. I'd consider a JC as an option if you want to play college and show out there.
I don’t know where you live but you might also consider joining a competitive 7 on 7 team. You can also learn perfect passing mechanics here: www.eliteathletestv.com/sports/qb-secrets. There’s a free video on developing the right grip.
It’s a form of verticals. In the air raid vernacular it would be “6” they could then tag the shallow cross and the switch of landmarks by #2 and # 3 receivers to the trips side. Other teams would have other names but the concept is “verticals” or verts.
As soon as that RB motions this is a Quads adjust. Depends on how you want to defend that. I love the "Unstoppable" plays. If beats them all, why run anything else? Having said that, this play is a bitch and would get lots of attention during the week.
