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Table of Contents

Formations 3

Doubles 4

Trips 6

Pro 8

Empty 10

Heavy 12

Other Formations 14

Motions 15

Offensive Philosophy 16

Offensive Goals 19

Protections 20

Air Attack 29

Quick Game 30

5 Step 44Vertical 46

Smash 56

Screen 63

Flat / Curl 76

Red Zone / Specials 82

Ground Attack 88

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One of the defining characteristics of our offense is the we are very multiple and use

formations along with minor adjustments to gain better angles, leverage, and releases

into our route assignment. Formation adjustments also allow us to maximize our

personnel match-ups to create one-on-one situations or to create confusion by the

defense resulting in the possibility of an uncovered receiver due to a blown coverage.

The teaching process is easy requiring only about five minutes of practice time to

incorporate an entirely different package. It broadens our menu of plays without

having to teach new routes, protections, concepts, etc. A few simple terms allows us

to change our look. We are still running the same concepts throughout our system,

but by using various formations, it is harder for the defense to recognize route

combinations.

We have five base formations that we use:

1. Doubles (80s)

2. Trips (60s)

3. Pro

4. Empty

5. Heavy

These formations are also used in personnel packaging throughout our play calling.Every formation that exists in our playbook stems from these five base formations.

They can be tweaked through formation adjustment tags to established desired

formation through alignment.

Motion is another way to gain an advantage over the defense before the ball is

snapped. We use specific motions throughout to:

1. Disguise intentions/delay defensive recognition

2. To gain a blocker or outnumber the defense to one side

3. Create easy releases

4. Declare defense to dictate man vs. zone coverage

5. To create one-on-one match-ups creating personnel advantages

6. To force defense to check or move late, resulting in defenders

being out of position

Basic motion calls are player specific determining what type of motion that will be

utilized. The quarterback controls ALL motions! If a player is out of position due to

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motioning it is the quarterbacks fault. All motions are automatically off if the

quarterback uses MAYDAY call, which alerts the entire offense that the play clock is

under 10 seconds.

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XY

Q

W

R

Z

DOUBLES

The basic formation is DOUBLES. You can see that it is a basic 2 x 2 set.

Alignments

Quarterback (Q)

o In the shotgun, the quarterbacks general depth is at 5 yards. This can

vary from 4 to 5 yards according to the play call.

Running back (R)

o RB position varies depending on play. Rule of thumb: yard deeper

than the quarterback and outside foot aligned with inside foot of the

tackle.

Backside Split End (X)

o Bottom of the numbers on the ball, may vary depending on play call

Backside Slot (W)

o Split the difference between the X and the tackle, off the ball (where

quarterback would be if he was under center)

Front-Side Slot (Y)

o 1 yard outside the college hash, off the ball (where quarterback would

be if he was under center)

Front-Side Split End (Z)

o Top of the numbers on the ball, may vary depending on play call. Since

he is on the wide side of the field, he has more variance to line up

according to his route. (Could range from the top of the numbers to the

bottom on any given play)

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Trips (60s)

X

Y

Q

W

R

Z

DOUBLES STACK

X

Y

Q

W

R

Z

DOUBLES SQUEEZE

X

Y

Q

W

R

Z

DOUBLES PAIR

XY

Q

W

R

Z

DOUBLES ACE

XY

Q

W

R

Z

DOUBLES FLIP/FLOP

Flip Flop

XY

Q

W

R

Z

TRIPS

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The basic formation is TRIPS (60S). You can see that it is a 3 x 1 set.

Alignment

Quarterback (Q)



Running back (R)



tackle.



Backside Slot (W)

o Alignment is in-line with the goal post, off the ball (where quarterback

would be if he was under center)

Front-Side Slot (Y)






according to his route. (Could range from the top of the numbers to thebottom on any given play)

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X

Y

QW

R

Z

TREE

The basic

formation is

tight-end

trips. Still 3

x 1 except

with H-back.

Alignment

Quarterback (Q)



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Pro

XY

Q

W

R

Z

TRIPS w/ BACK WEAK

X

Y

Q

W

R

Z

STACK

X Y

Q

W

R

Z

HURRICANE

X Y

Q

W

R

Z

CLUSTER

XY

Q

H

R

Z

PRO

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Running back (R)



tackle.

Backside Split End (X)o Bottom of the numbers on the ball, may vary depending on play call

Tight- End (H)

o Alignment is 2 feet outside the tackle, off the ball (depth: in line where

quarterback would be if he was under center)

Front-Side Slot (Y)



Front-Side Split End (Z)o Top of the numbers on the ball, may vary depending on play call. Since




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X Y

Q

H

R

Z

JOKER

10

XY

Q

H

R

Z

CON

XY

Q

H

R

Z

PRO FIB

XY

Q

H

R

Z

CON FIB

X Y

Q

H

R

Z

TRIO

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The basic formation is no-back. This is a 3 x 2 set, can be a 4 x 1 set

Alignment

Quarterback (Q)



Running back (R)

o RB position varies depending on play. The RB is usually the adjuster in

all empty sets. This is a way to put an extra athlete in space to create

more one-on-one match-ups.



Inside Slot (W)

o Alignment is in-line with the goal post, off the ball (where quarterback

would be if he was under center)

Outside Slot (Y)








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Empty

XY

Q

WRZ

PANTHER

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XY

Q

W RZ

PIONEER

XY

Q

WR

Z

QUADS

XY

Q

HR

Z

PRO QUADS

XY

Q

H WZ

KINGS

X Y

Q

R

W Z

DIAMOND

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The basic formation is a two tight end no back set. Maintain 2 x 1 set with WRs.

Alignment

Quarterback (Q)



Tight End (H)


quarterback would be if he was under center) H is always aligns to wide

side of the field.



Tight End (TE)


quarterback would be if he was under center) TE always aligns to short

side of the field.

Outside Slot (Y)






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Heavy

XY

Q

TE HZ

HEAVY

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X Y

Q

TEH

Z

HEAVY OVER

X Y

Q

TEH

Z

HEAVY OVER Y PAIR

X

Y

Q

TE HZ

HEAVY TREE

X Y

Q

TEH

Z

HEAVY TRIO

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XYQW

R

Z

WINGS

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Other Formations

XY

QS R

Z

SPLIT

XY

Q

FB

R

Z

PRO G

XY

Q

W

R

Z

FLEX

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QUARTERBACK CONTROLS ALL MOTIONS!

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XY

Q

W

R

Z

X

Y

Q

W

R

Z

RAM-Tells the RB to

motion to the RIGHT. His

destination will varydepending upon the play

call

LION-Tells the RB to

motion to the LEFT. His

destination will vary

depending upon the play

call

X

Y

Q

W

R

Z

MO-Tells the taggedplayer to motion to his

alignment crossing the

formation to get there (In

this case W mo)

X Y

Q

W

R

Z

OUT/IN-Tells the tagged

player to motion out/in

getting to his alignment

when the ball is snapped

DISCO-Tells the tagged

player to motion across

center and trace steps

back to original

alignment (In this case H

X

Y

Q

H

R

Z

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Offensive Philosophy

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1. Attitude

A.M.F. Adios My Friend, always creating the big play

G.A.T.A.- Get After Their Ass, Hard-nosed smash mouth football

that can strike without warning. We will wear teams down

throughout the course of the game.

STAMPEDE Play an up-tempo offense and force the defense to play

according to our style. We will use intelligence, confidence, and

athletic ability to our advantage.

2. Spread the Field

Force the defense to show their hand to easily determine coverages

and blitzes

Easy for the quarterback to make confident reads

Helps the run game by opening up the box

Creates miss-matches that the offense can easily attack

3. Throw to Uncovered Receivers

Choice Game (Bingo and Now)

Forces the defense to cover the entire field

High percentage passing while using ball control to gain 5 yards

4. Hurt the Blitz

Screen Game, Sight Adjustments, Hot Routes

Every blitz is an opportunity to score

It is going to be a big play!

5. Game Planning

Must be able to adjust on the fly

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Must have the right tools in the toolbox

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1. Protection This is the key to our success. Everything comes from

protection

2. Beat the Blitz Recognize It, Protect It, Attack It! A big play is about to

happen

3. Route Conversion Routes will change according to the defensive

coverage.

The basic principles of our passing game stem from concepts throughout

the system. We are not running routes, we are running packages to defeat coverage

voids.

4. Passing Concepts These concepts are the same across all

formations. This allows you

to learn the systems easily. The Key: See the Big Picture.

5. Educated Freedom We will give you the opportunity to play within

yourself in order

to get open as long as it falls in line with our basic rules and passing

concepts. The two

basic acts of freedom are the A.M.F. and the D.A. rule (these will be

explained later).

6. Sandbox Rules Within each pass concept, you will have specific areas

in which you will

be assigned to get open. We call this your sandbox. Again, we must

see the big

picture and understand that you have to stay in your sandbox, if not our

spacing will

bring in unnecessary defenders.

7. Run After the Catch 50% of yards gained come after the catch.

Receivers will be

taught were to attack defense to maximize full potential of RAC.

8. Scramble Rules If a play breaks down and the quarterback is forced

to scramble,

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receivers will have automatic adjustments based on the route they are

running.

Quarterbacks: Never throw the ball late down the middle!

9. Golden Rule: QBs never pass up an open receiver waiting for

another to get open.

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10. Built in Constants There are certain things in our offense that do

not change

A. If there is no FS in the middle of the field, someone will be

assigned to replace him.

B. vs. Cover 2, we will build triangle reads.

C. We will throw the ball deep on the hashes or in the flats if a FS

is in the middle of the field (Cover 1 or Cover 3).

D. Against hard corners (Cover 2), we will never attempt to throw

a ball over the head of a back-pedaling corner, take the short

throw. Remember that 50% of yard come after the catch!

E. vs. Zone coverage, receivers are to find and settle into holesbetween defenders, it is the quarterbacks job to find the

window and deliver the pass. Do not lead them into danger.

F. vs. Man coverage, receivers stay on the run always looking to

gain separation between him and the defender, it is the

quarterbacks job to keep the receiver on the run to maintain

separation.

G. Q Receiver- throughout all our 5 step passing game, we willhave a built in Q receiver. If defense blitzes, the Q receiver

must shorten his route properly to give the quarterback a

quick option against the blitz.

Offensive Goals

1. To score 6 times a game

2. To average 400 yards of total offense

3. Zero turnovers per game4. No more than 3 penalties per game

5. Score 75% of the time from the Red Zone

6. 3rd Down conversion of 60%

7. 2 or less sacks per game

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Protections

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Great protection is the most basic key to the success of our pass offense. We have a

protection first mentality when it comes to our passing game. Successful pass

protection is the result of EVERY member of our offense being on the same page and

executing his assignment. Main keys to successful pass protection include:

Our linemans knowledge and execution of our schemes, but more importantly,

having the ability to work as a unit with the mentality that No Body Touches

Our Quarterback

Our running back must know his assignment according to the protectionscheme. Majority of the time, he will be responsible for number 6 to number 7

according to protection. You are accountable for your defender! He is your

number one priority in passing game.

Our receivers play a major role in identifying coverages to determine and

identify possible blitzes as well as understanding when to automatically adjust

their route in order to get open in time to let the quarterback be successful.

Our quarterback is the keystone to our success. He has to have the knowledge

to get us into the right situation by bringing in extra protection, changing the

play, or getting the ball to the right match-up to take advantage of one-on-onesituations to defeat blitzes. He also must know when to Live for Another Play.

Protection Protection Concept

1 Slide

2 Play Action Boot

3 Fan

4 Gap

7 Semi-Roll

9 Man

30s Quick

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Protection: 1 Concept: Slide

Our slide protection is used to protect against outside blitzes and overloads. In this

protection the RB has to double read the backers (6 to 7). We will slide from the first

uncovered lineman on away from the RB. The backside tackle will block the widest

rusher as a rule. The center or the uncovered lineman slides to the call.

Protection: 1 vs 3-2 Protection: 1

vs 3-3

TN

S

E

F M

QR

SS123

4 5 6

7


vs 3-3

27

T N ES

F M

W

QR

1234

5 6

7

TN EE

W M S

QR

1234

56

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T N EE

F M

QR

SS1234

5 6

7

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Protection: 2 Concept: Play-Action

Boot

On play action protection we have to block aggressively selling run first do the

defensive line and the backers. The RB carries out his run fake and blocks by getting

tackled if he is not included in the routes. We are selling the run and leaving the BSDE free for the pulling guard. On this play action protection we always block the play

that is called like a run without going down field.

Protection: Boot Left 212

TNE SFM

W

QR

1 2 345

6 7

Protection: Boot Right 211

T N ES

F M

W

QR

123

4 5

67

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Protection: 3 Concept: Fan

Our fan protection is used as a play action concept off of our choice package. In our

fan protection, the RB will make his Roger or Louie call according to the A-gap in

which there is no defensive tackle. If there is a three man front, the RB back must

used his best judgment. Regardless of what happens, the RB is responsible to cut thedefender in his gap. According to the RB back call, the center protects the opposite A

gap as everyone else up front fans out to protect their outside gap. The guards are

responsible for B gaps and both tackles are responsible from their nose to the side

line.


vs 3-3

TN

S

E

F M

QR

SS123

4 5 67

Cut


vs 4-2

30

T N ES

F M

W

QR

123

4 5

67

Cut

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T N EE

F M

QR

SS12

34

5 6

7

Cut

"Louie"

31

T N EE

W M S

QR

1234

5 6 7

Cut

"Louie"

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Protection: 4 Concept: Gap

We use this protection for some of our Quick game. This is a six-man gap

protection. The RB is responsible to cut the edge to the side of the call; Rip to the

right and Liz to the left. The offensive line will gap protect away from the call, with

the open tackle also cutting the edge. There is a call for the call side tackle to staybig on big when there are two off the edge and no B-gap threat. This protection is

very physical at the LOS and will only allow heat off the edges. The protection will be

the same regardless of front. We are being responsible for a gap not a man.

Protection: 4-Liz

T N ES

F M

W

QR

123

4 5

67

"Liz"

Protection: 4-Rip

T N ES

F M

W

QR

123

4 5

67

"Rip"

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Protection: 7 Concept: Semi

Roll

We use this protection for a semi-roll by the QB. It is always a six-man protection.

The RB checks and helps against the play-side defensive end. If the end is secured he

leads the QB and checks blitzes from the play-side D-gap to A-gap. The play-sideguard and tackle reach or man block without losing ground. The play-side has to cut

if necessary. The center, the backside guard and tackle reach and hinge. The

backside tackle has to control the backside defensive end. A Dog call will align the

RB opposite and will protect opposite, a full reach scheme across the front will occur.

Protection: Semi Roll Right 764

T N ES

F M

W

QR

123

4 5

67

Protection: Semi Roll Left 763

TNE S

FM

W

QR

1 2 3

45

6 7

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Protection: 9 Concept: Man

We use this protection in all of our formational series. This is a five or six man

protection depending on the formation. We should be able to protect all five/six man

rushers with the QB being responsible for the sixth/seventh rusher. The RB is

responsible for 6 to 7 in the box or to the call side. The center always identifies theMike backer. The Mike call depends on the front call by the RB. Mike is either the

single backer in the box or the 2nd backer in the box away from the call. To block Mike

the center calls either a single block or a combo block with a guard depending on the

defensive alignment. The first uncovered lineman from the center on to the backside

will double read Mike to the outside backer away from the call. We have three

additional calls for the running back in the protection: Max RB will stay and protect

and not release for his route; Dog RB will line up away from the call but still protect

to the play side as if he was aligned to the call side; Chip RB chips the front side

defensive end to help the tackle before he leaves for his route (or other player

depending on game plan).


vs 3-3

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TN

S

E

F M

QR

SS123

4 5 67


vs 4-2

35

T N ES

F M

W

QR

123

4 5

67

TN EE

W M S

QR

1234

5 67

T N EE

F M

QR

SS123

4

5 6

7

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Protection: 30s Concept:

Quick

Our Quick Protection is based on our Man Protection and is a man scheme. This is a

five or six man protection depending on the formation. We run block the defenders

initially. This is a very aggressive block because we have to get the defenders handsdown. The RB will always protect to the side the QB chooses, Roger and Louie

will tell the linemen where he is. The center always identifies Mike. The Mike call

depends on the front call by the RB and his alignment. Mike is either the single

backer in the box or the 2nd backer in the box away from the call. To block Mike the

center calls either a single block or a combo block with a guard depending on the

defensive alignment. The first uncovered lineman from the center on to the back-side

will double read Mike to the outside backer away from the call.

Protection: 30s vs 3-2Protection: 30s vs 3-3

TN

S

E

F M

QR

SS123

4 5 67

36

T N ES

F M

W

QR

123

4 5

67

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Protection: 30s vs 4-1

Protection: 30s vs 4-2

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TN EE

W MS

QR

1234

5 67

T N EE

F M

QR

SS1234

5 6

7

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Air Attack

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Our quick game (3 Step) is the Bread and Butter of our offensive air attack. We will

use this package anywhere on the field. This makes easy reads and quick decision

making for the quarterbacks and also allows us to get the ball in space to our

receivers to take advantage of their athletic ability. This is also a high percentage

completion percentage that should be around 80% to 85%. These are also the only

pass plays within our system that must be memorized. There are no basic concepts

with are 3 step game, just plays. We can run this package out of any formation that

we have in our offense, which is why this is our most productive package in our

system.

Defenses Answer to our Quick Game

1. Most defenses have the mind-set that they will give up the short pass to make

sure that they do not get beat on the long ball. However, we know that 50% of

yards gained are made after the catch. With this in mind, a 5 yard completion

can easily turn into a 10 yard gain. Last time I checked, a first down is still 10

yards which means that we are still on the field that much closer to putting the

ball in the endzone.

2. They play Cover 2 with man to man principles underneath to prevent the 5

yard completion. The main reason a defense runs this coverage is to force us

to throw the fade. This is definitely an option and we will take this. However,we also must be smart and understand that if they are in this type of coverage,

the defense is using 6 defenders to cover 4 receivers (4 man-to-man, 2 safeties

deep). This leaves the other five defenders to defend against our run game.

Involved with that include our 5 offensive lineman, 1 quarterback, and 1

running back (7 vs. 5, I like our odds).

3. If the two theories above do not work, the defense will go to the blitz theory.

We have no problem blocking 6 defenders if they decide to blitz us. The

problem lies with blocking 7. This is when the quarterback has a decision to

make: get the ball off before they get to him or bring in extra protection. We

prefer the extra protection. Remember, if they decide to bring 7 defenders, we

have one-on-one across the board. One mess up by the defense and we have

6 points.

Receiver Rules

A.M.F. If a defender is within 5 yard on a hitch or out route, then beat them

deep

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D.A. This involves mainly the wings, if the outside linebacker flies across your

face to the flats without respecting your route, immediately open up to the

quarterback and look for the ball.

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Play: 31 Concept: Slant/Shoot

CoverRead Player Danger Player Progression

QB 1 SS/W M 1. Pre-Snap Read/best match-up

2 S/W M/F 2. Read S/W

3 SS/W M/F 3. S/W runs with W/Y throw slant

4 S/W M/F 4. S/W jumps slant, throw shoot

X 5 yard read Slant Coaching Point: Keep defender on your back hip

W Quick Shoot Route Coaching Point: Gain depth as you gain

width

R Block 6 to 7 Coaching Point: Roger/ Louie call

Y Quick Shoot Route Coaching Point: Gain depth as you gain

width

Z 5 yard read Slant Coaching Point: Keep defender on your back hip

41

X

T N T

S F M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

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Play: 31 Bubble

Notes:

Play: 31 Wheel

Notes:

42

Wheel

X

T N TS

F M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

X

T N TS

F M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

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Play: 32 Concept: Hitch/Slip -

DragCoverRead Player Danger Player Progression

QB 1 SS/W M/F 1. Pre-Snap Read/best match-up


3 S/W M/F 3. S/W runs with W/Y throw hitch

4 S/W M/F 4. S/W flies to flat, throw D.A.

X 6 yard Hitch Coaching Point: A.M.F. if corner sits on hitch

W Slip - Drag Coaching Point: Control S, if he flies flatsautomatic D.A.


Y Slip Drag Coaching Point: Control W, if he flies flats

automatic D.A.

Z 6 yard hitch Coaching Point: A.M.F. if corner sits on hitch

43

XT N T

S F M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

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Play: 32 Go

Notes:

Play: Trips 32

Notes:

44

X

T N TS

F M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

X

T N T

S F M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

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Play: 33 Concept: Slant/Slip

Drag


QB 1 SS/W S/M 1. Cover 2- Slant, Cover 3 - Hitch


3 S/W M/F 3. S/W runs with W/Y throw

slant/hitch

4 S/W M/F 4. S/W flies to flat, throw D.A.

X Read Slant Coaching Point: Keep the corner on your back hip

W Slip - Drag Coaching Point: Control S, if he flies flats

automatic D.A.


Y Slip Drag Coaching Point: Control W, if he flies flats

automatic D.A.

Z 6 yard hitch Coaching Point: A.M.F. if corner sits on hitch

45

XT N T

S F M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

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Play: 33 Go

Notes:

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Play: 34 Concept: Hitches


QB 1 C/S F 1. Pre-Snap, best option

2 S F 2. Read S

3 S/SS F 3. S sits on W throw to Y

4 S/SS F 4. S runs to Y throw to W, if

corner

squats A.M.F.

X 6 yard Hitch Coaching Point: Sell vertical route, beat the

drums

W 6 yard Hitch Coaching Point: Aiming point is 3 yard

outside, inside defender


Y 6 yard Hitch Coaching Point: Aiming point is 3 yards

outside, inside defender

Z 6 yard Hitch Coaching Point: A.M.F. if corner sits on hitch

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QB

C

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Play: 34 Y Go

Notes:

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C

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X

T N T

SF M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

Play: 37 Concept: Drag


QB 1 S/W F/M 1. Pre-Snap, best option

2 S/W/C F/M 2. Read S

3 S/C F/M 3. S jumps W, hit X on replace

drag 4 S/W F/M 4. S sits throw to W on

break

X Drag Coaching Point: 5 yards vertical then break

toward middle.

W Drag Coaching Point: 3 yards vertical, break

toward middle.


Y Slip Coaching Point: Get inside of the W, if he flies to

the flats, D.A.


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Play: Trips 37

X

T N T

SF M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

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Play: 38 Concept: Space

X

T N T

SF M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

CoverRead Player Danger Player ProgressionQB 1 S F/C 1. Pre-Snap, best option

2 S F/C 2. Read S

3 S/SS SS 3. S jumps R, hit W on stick route

4 S/SS SS 4. S sits on W throw chute

to R

X Fade Coaching Point: Must get an outside

release!

W Box Coaching Point: Control the F, sit over imaginary

tight end

R Chute Coaching Point: Aiming point is 3 yards on

sideline, RUN!

Y Slip Coaching Point: Get inside of W, if he vacates

use D.A.


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Play: 39 Concept: Flat/Fade


QB 1 C SS/W 1. Cover 2, field; Cover 3,

boundry

2 C SS/W 2. Read C

3 C SS/W 3. C jumps flat, throw fade

4 C SS/W 4. C stay with fade, throw shoot

X Fade Coaching Point: Stay at least 5 yards from

the sideline

W Shoot Coaching Point: Get to five yards as you get

width


Y Slip - Drag Coaching Point: If W flies to flat, automatic D.A.


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S F M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

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Play: 39 Blade

Play: 39 Bubble

Play: 39 Special

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C

W

C

R

FS

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T N T

S F M

Y

W

QB

C

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C

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The basics of our 5 Step Passing Game is ran in Concepts. These Concepts will

remain constant throughout all of our 5 Step Passing Game. These pass concepts

allow us to learn the base offense quickly and then incorporate each concept into

different formations. This allows us to very multiple by only making a few minor

adjustments.

Our Passing Concepts are as follows:

Numb

erConcept

1-2 Vertical Concept

3-4 Smash Concept

5-6 Screen Concept

7-8 Flat / Curl Concept

Note: Formation Numbers are Odd and Even

(Odd = Formation strength to the left, Even = Formation strength to the right)

For Example: Play Call 981

9 = Protection Scheme

8 = Formation

1 = Concept

(In this case, 981 let us know that we are in man protection 9; our

formation is Doubles 8;

we are running the vertical concept 1. Reminder: 2 is also a vertical

conceptthe only

thing that would change would be the strength of formation, Play call

would thus be 982

Formation adjustment: 961

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Protection adjustment: 161

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1 2 Vertical Concept

This concept allows us to stretch the defense vertically toward the end zone. This

concept is a main staple within our offense. We will attack with this concept at make

safeties worry about getting beat deep. The main areas in which we will attack is 18

to 22 yards down the field. The area in which we will attack are: 4 yards outside the

numbers on both sidelines as well as 2 yards outside each hash. In certain

coverages, we will attack 18 to 22 yards in the middle of the field. We will also have

a low level control route. We like this concept because it can be successful against

any type of defense.

3 4 Smash Concept

This concept allows us to isolate a cornerback into making the wrong decision. The

basic Smash Concept involves a six yard hitch in front the corner and an 18 to 22 yard

corner route behind. The main reason we use this concept is the attack the outside

zones of the defense as well as making an easy read for the quarterback by giving

high percentage throws with an easy key to throw off of. We like this concept the

best against some type of two deep coverage, but it is also successful in Cover 3 and

Man-to-Man.

5 - 6 Screen Concept

This concept allows us to control the blitz and forces defenses to second think about

giving pressure. THIS IS OUR ATTACK OFFENSE! If we are successful with the screen

concept, it will be easier to run our entire offense. We are allowing defenses to over-

pursue and getting the ball, on a high percentage throw, to an athlete in space. Our

offensive lineman are getting down field and putting defenders on the ground. We

like this concept against heavy blitz teams.

7 8 Flat/Curl Concept

This concept allows us to stretch the defense horizontally. We will stretch the flat

defender to the sidelines and replace him with a curl route. At the same time we

have a low level control player running a box route in the middle of the field at five

yards. We are giving the quarterback a triangle read among three defenders. We will

attack 12 yards on each hash (curl area) as well as 5 yards along the sideline (flat

area). We like this concept against Cover 3 and Cover 4.

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Our 5 Step Passing Game is ran on concepts. In order to understand the BIG

PICTURE, you must understand the SANDBOXES for each concept. We do not teach

routes in our 5 Step Passing Game. Instead we teach sandboxes on the field which

represent the ending area on the field in which the receivers will end up. No two

receivers will ever have the same SANDBOX. This allows us to easily adjust

personnel, switch formations, or add tags in order to give the defense a different look.

This allows us to give the defense a different look while we are still running the same

concept making it easier on the offense to become more multiple if needed.

The SANDOXES for the Vertical Concept are illustrated below:

QB

vs Cov 3 vs Cov 2

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Play: 981/982 Concept:

Vertical

X

T N T

S F M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SSCov 2

Cov 3Cov 3

Cov 3


QB 1 SS to FS M/S 1. Determine coverage, pre-snap

2 S to SS M 2. Middle Open, glance at SS,

read S

3 SS to FS M 3. Middle Closed, eyes on FS,

throw opposite 4 S to FS M 4. If backers

fly deep, throw to the RB

X Vertical Coaching Point: Sandbox: 18 22 yards deep 4

yards from The bottom of the numbers, in Cover 3, hitch up at

15 yards

W Front Side: Seam-Choice Coaching Point: Sandbox: 18 22 yards

deep 2 yards outside

Backside: Fix-Dig the hash, If Cover 3 stay up the hash, Cover 2 break

to middle

R Box/Flat Coaching Point: Check Protection then release to

route

Y Backside: Fix-Dig Coaching Point: Sandbox: 18 22 yards deep 2

yards outside

Front Side: Seam-Choicethe hash, must stay fixed on the hash in Cover 1/3

and break

route to the dig in Cover 2/4.

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Z Vertical Coaching Point: Sandbox: 18 22 yards deep 4

yards from

The bottom of the numbers, in Cover 3, hitch up at

15 yards

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Play: 981 Bama

X

T N T

S F M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

Play: 981 Bush

X

T N T

S F M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

Play: 981 Y Cross

X

T N T

S F M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

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FS

Z

SS

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Play: 981 W Cross

X

T N T

S F M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

Play: 981 X Cross

X

T N T

S F M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

Play: 981 Z Cross

X

T N T

S F M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

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Vertical

XT N T

SF M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

Cover Read Player Danger Player Progression

QB 1 SS to FS M/S 1. Determine coverage, pre-snap

2 S to SS M 2. Middle Open, glance at SS,

read S

3 SS to FS M 3. Middle Closed, eyes on FS,

throw opposite 4 S to FS M 4. The RB is

you friend. Throw him the ball!

X Vertical Coaching Point: Sandbox: 18 22 yards deep 4

yards from


15 yards

W Out Side: Seam-Choice Coaching Point: Sandbox: 18 22 yards deep 2

yards outside

Inside: Climb* the hash, If Cover 3 stay up the hash, Cover 2 break

to middle

R Box/Flat Coaching Point: Check Protection then release to

route

Y Inside: Climb * Coaching Point: Sandbox: 18 22 yardsdeep 2 yards outside

Outside: Seam-Choice the hash, must stay fixed up the hash at all times.

Z Vertical Coaching Point: Sandbox: 18 22 yards deep 4

yards from


15 yards

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*Climb Route When you run the climb route, you MUST run over the F and get

to your sandbox on the opposite hash. See the big picture and get to your sandbox to

open up the window for the seam-choice.

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Play: 961 Trade

X

T N T

SF M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

Play: 961 Georgia

XT N T

S F M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

Play: 961 R Jig

XT N T

S F M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

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Play: Ghost 981 Bama

XT N T

S F M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

Play: Ghost 981 Bush

XT N T

S F M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

Play: Ghost 981 Y Cross

XT N T

S F M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

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Play: Panther 961

XT N T

S F M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

Play: Panther 961 Raz

XT N T

S F M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

Play: Panther 961 Georgia

XT N T

S F M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

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Play: Panther 961 R Pivot

X

T N T

SF M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

Play: Panther 961 R Whip

X

T N T

SF M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

Play: Panther 961 Y Pivot

X

T N T

SF M

Y

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QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

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Play: Panther 961 Y Whip

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SF M

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QB

C

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C

R

FS

Z

SS

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The SANDOXES for the Smash Concept are illustrated below:

QB

Note: When using the Smash Concept, we will semi roll our quarterback to the play

side. Not only does this make a shorter throw for the quarterback, it also moves the

pocket not allowing defenses to set up to always know where the quarterback is going

to set up for the pass.

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The PROTECTION number for Semi Roll is 7.

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Smash


QB 1 W/SS FS/C 1. Determine coverage, pre-snap

2 SS/FS M 2. Read Corners alignment and stance

3 C W/SS 3. If corner sit on the hitch, throw

corner route 4 SS/FS M 4. If corner jumps corner

route, throw hitch

X Hitch Coaching Point: Sandbox: 6 yards deep on

the numbersSell vertical push by beating the drums

W Corner Coaching Point: Sandbox: 18 22 yards deep 5

yards from the

Sideline, stem SS and keep him in your back pocket

R Box Coaching Point: Check Protection then release to

route

Y Corner Coaching Point: Sandbox: 18 22 yards deep 5

yards from the


Z Hitch Coaching Point: Sandbox: 6 yards deep on

the numbers

Sell vertical push by beating the drums

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Play: 783 Boston

X

T N T

S FM

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

Play: 783 W Shake

X

T N T

S FM

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

Play: 783 Freemont

X

T N TS F

M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

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Play: X in 983 Rex Hot

X

T N T

SF M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

Play: 783 X Under

XT N T

S F M

H

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

Play: 983 X Under Z Dig

XT N T

S F M

H

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

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Smash


QB 1 SS FS/C 1. Determine coverage, pre-snap

2 C/SS/FS M 2. Read Corners alignment and

stance

3 C W/SS 3. If corner sit on the hitch, throw

corner route 4 C/SS/FS M 4. If corner jumps

corner route, throw hitch

X Hitch Coaching Point: Sandbox: 6 yards deep on

the numbers


W Corner Coaching Point: Sandbox: 18 22 yards deep 5

yards from the



route

Y Corner Climb Coaching Point: Sandbox: 18 22 yards

deep 5 yards from the


Z Hitch Coaching Point: Sandbox: 6 yards deep on

the numbers


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Note: If we SEMI ROLL into this play the Corner Climb Route turns into a deep corner

to the side of the semi-roll. Illustration on next page (763)

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Play: 763

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S FM

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

Play: 763 Special

X

T N T

S FM

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

Play: 763 Flood

X

T N T

S FM

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

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Play: 763 Throwback

X

T N T

S FM

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

Play: X in 963 Rex Hot

X

T N T

S F M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

Play: 93

XT N T

S F M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

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Our screen package is a vital part of our offense. It gives us the tools to attack

defensive blitzes, slow down the rush, and allow opportunities to create big plays. All

screens end in 5 or 6 within our passing concept. The main type of screens that we

will use consist of: slip screen, bubble screen, and rocket screen. We will be very

multiple out of our screen package by using the multiple formations to get the ball in

open field allowing players to make plays. This part of our offense allows us to

release lineman downfield to show there athleticism. Basic Translation: Love the

Ground. On all screen game, we will cut block defenders as much as possible in

order to get defenders on the ground as well as make the ball carriers vision better

and allow him to get up field.

The most important part of our screen game comes in the form of our CHOICE

PACKAGE. This package puts together a basic run scheme with the bubble concept.

This is our version of the TRIPLE OPTION. We will force the defense to play its hand.

We will then use numbers to out-strength the defense forcing them to defend the

whole field. The decision is dependent upon the quarterbacks and his ability to

determine defenses from a pre and post snap reads to make the correct decision. We

use with our run game as well as our quick passing game with one goal in mind: GAIN

POSITIVE YARDAGE. Our overall goal is to average four or more yards when using this

package.

The screen game along with corresponding numbers are as follows:

Name Type Base Formations Variations

15/16 Slip Doubles, Trips, Pro

25/26 RB Flare Doubles, Trips, Pro Double Pass

35/36 Bubble w/ Rocket Empty, Heavy

45/46 Choice (Bingo) All 345/346,

Double Pass

55/56 Rocket Trips, Pro Iowa

65/66 Rocket Trips, Heavy, Pro

75/76 Choice (Now) All 375/376

85/86 Rocket All Iowa, Indiana

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95/96 Rocket Empty, Heavy Y/W,

Iowa, Indiana

Play: 15/16 Concept: Slip

QB Give ground & Coaching Point: If RB is covered, throw the ball athis feet! We have OL

Invite Rush blocking downfield.

X Block C Coaching Point: If man to man, run him off, you

make the TD block!

Get him on the ground!

W Block FS Coaching Point: Work up to SS. Put him on the ground!

R J Turn Coaching Point: Sell, sell, sell pass protection. You must

win an

Academy Award! J turn, catch and run to daylight.

Y Block FS Coaching Point: Get to his feet and get him to the

ground!

Z Crack Coaching Point: Crack back on W. Head in front stay on

your feet!

LT Pass Set Coaching Point: Pass set and invite up field, keep on

outside shoulder.

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LG Release Coaching Point: Pass set 1 second, then release to

backers, run on his

feet, then throw and roll.

C Release Coaching Point: Pass set 1 second, then release to

backers, run on hisfeet, then throw and roll.

RG Flat Release Coaching Point: Pass set 1 second, then release to

corner, run on his

feet, then throw and roll. Must release FLAT!

RT Pass Set Coaching Point: Pass set and invite up field, keep on

outside shoulder.

Get hands down and cut him, he must end up on the

ground.

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Play: 25/26 Concept: RB

FlareQB Give ground & Coaching Point: Throw to up-field shoulder of RB.

Fade back after you

Invite Rush throw the ball to ensure a forward pass.

X Block C Coaching Point: Let him take himself out of the

play. Block him to the

side in which he wants to go. Attack him!

W 1st Threat Coaching Point: Use angles to create running lane.

Charlie call is used

R Flare Coaching Point: Catch the Ball! Get outside before

making initial cut.

Once initial cut is made, You Gotta Run!

Y Block SS Coaching Point: Get width and attack defender. The

faster you get to

him the more yards we get.

Z Block FS Coaching Point:This is the touchdown making block. Get

to him andput him on the ground.

LT Chase Block Coaching Point: If possible, CUT (always on the backside)

LG Chase Block Coaching Point: If possible, CUT (always on the backside)

C Chase Block Coaching Point: If possible, CUT (always on the backside)

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W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

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RG Chase Block Coaching Point: If possible, CUT (always on the backside)

RT Chase Block Coaching Point: If possible, CUT (always on the backside)

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Play: 35/36 Concept: Double

Now

QB Read Best Option Coaching Point: Double Now Concept, Read the numbers

and throw to

the side that gives us the best option to be successful!

X Now Coaching Point: Sell Vertical, get back behind the line of

scrimmage to

catch the ball, get yards.

W Block C Coaching Point: Keep your head toward the line

the line of scrimmage.

Make him run through you to get to X.

R Block C Coaching Point: Keep your head toward the line

the line of scrimmage.

Make him run through you to get to Z.

Y 1st Threat Coaching Point: Get width and attack defender. The

faster you get to

him the more yards we get.

Z Now Coaching Point: Sell Vertical, get back behind the line of

scrimmage to

catch the ball, get yards.

LT Chase Block Coaching Point: Get width get down field. If possible,

CUT.

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Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

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SS

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LG Chase Block Coaching Point: Get width get down field. If possible,

CUT.

C Base Block Coaching Point: Stale Mate the Nose. Stay Up!

RG Chase Block Coaching Point: Get width get down field. If possible,

CUT.

RT Chase Block Coaching Point: Get width get down field. If possible,

CUT.

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Play: 45/46 Concept: Choice

BingoQB Choice* Coaching Point: Show ball to the RB and throw toup-field shoulder

X Block C Coaching Point: Attack the defender, if he starts to

get away, CUT!

W 1st Threat Coaching Point: Block 1st defender that threatens the

bubble. Slow play

the block to determine which defender is most dangerous.

R Flash Coaching Point: Flash across the quarterbacks face like

Chase. Sell run!

Y Bubble Coaching Point: Get width and stretch the field to

the sideline. Should

Have a slight arc. Get outside and run to grass. Never

make first cut

inside! Be an athlete and out run somebody.

Z Block C Coaching Point: If Cover 3, must attack defender.

If Cover 1 you can runthe fade route to take C out of the picture.


CUT.


CUT.

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W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

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C Chase Block Coaching Point: Get width get down field. If possible,

CUT.


CUT.


CUT.

*This is the base form of our Bingo scheme. Majority of time we will package with a

base run play.

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Play: Trips 42 Concept:

Choice

XT N T

SF M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

1st Threat!

Play: Stack 42 Concept:

Choice

X

T N T

SF M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

1st Threat!

Play: Stack 345 Concept:

Pass

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XT N T

SF M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

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Play: 55/56 Concept: Rocket

QB Give Ground Coaching Point: Keep eyes downfield, Use a high release

and throw the

& Invite Rush ball under the WRs chin on the rocket screen

X Block SS Coaching Point: Get yourself into the play. You will make

the

touchdown making block.

W Block S to FS Coaching Point: If S blitzes, let him go and then climb to

the next level.

R Block C Coaching Point: If corner is in press coverage,automatic motion to

ensure that you will make your block. Keep him outside of

you.

Y Block FS Coaching Point: Get to the play, you will make the block

that gets us

a first down. We like first downs!

Z Rocket Coaching Point: Sell vertical push and re-trace

your steps back to the

line of scrimmage while running toward the imaginary tight

end. This is where you catch the ball and then get up the

tunnel and then outside.

LT Pass Block Coaching Point: Get depth and keep defender on your

outside shoulder.

90

XT N T

SF M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

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LG Pass Set Coaching Point: Pass set, club defender by and release

down the hash!

C Pass Set Coaching Point: Pass set, club defender by and release

downfield,

splitting the difference between the hash and the numbers.

RG Pass Set Coaching Point: Pass set,, club defender by and release

to the numbers!

RT Pass Block Coaching Point: Get depth, invite pass rush and CUT him.


QB Give Ground Coaching Point: Keep eyes downfield, Use a high releaseand throw the

& Invite Rush ball under the WRs chin on the rocket screen (Semi-

Roll SMOKE)


the



the next level.

R Smoke Pro Coaching Point: Attack the defender, sell pass.

Y Block FS Coaching Point: Get to the play, you will make the block

that gets us

a first down. We like first downs!

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XT N T

SF M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

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LT Pass Block Coaching Point: Smoke Protection

LG Pass Block Coaching Point: Smoke Protection


downfield.

Landmark is the hash mark.

RG Pass Set Coaching Point: Pass set,, club defender by and release

downfield!

RT Pass Block Coaching Point: Quick Pass Set, club defender by and

release flat down

the line of scrimmage to block the C. You start the play!

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Play: 75/76 Concept: Choice

NowQB Choice* Coaching Point: Show ball to the RB and throw to

up-field shoulder

X Now Coaching Point: Sell vertical route for three steps, retrace

them back

to the line of scrimmage.

W Block C Coaching Point: Release flat down the line of

scrimmage working to

the C, if you cant cut him, keep him on your outside

shoulder.

R Flash Coaching Point: Flash across the quarterbacks face like

Chase. Sell run!

Y 1st Threat Coaching Point: Block 1st defender that threatens the

now. Slow

play the block to determine which defender is most

dangerous.

Z Block C Coaching Point: If Cover 3, must attack defender.If Cover 1 you can run

the fade route to take C out of the picture.


CUT.

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SF M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

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CUT.

C Chase Block Coaching Point: Get width get down field. If possible,

CUT.


CUT.


CUT.

*This is the base form of our Now scheme. Majority of time we will package with a

base run play.

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Play: Trips 72 Concept:

Choice

XT N T

SF M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

Play: 71 Concept:

Choice

X

T N T

SF M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

Play: 376 Concept:

Pass

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XT N T

SF M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

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and throw the



the



the next level.

R RB Flare Coaching Point: Get width immediately, call for the ball!

Y Block C Coaching Point: Stay flat down the line of

scrimmage and work to get

to the C, if you cant cut him, keep him on your outside

shoulder.







outside shoulder.


down the hash!

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SF M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

Cut

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downfield,


RG Pass Set Coaching Point: Pass set, club defender by and release tothe numbers!


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Play: 85 W Concept:

Rocket

XT N T

SF M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

Cut

Play: 86 Iowa Concept:

Pass

X

T N T

SF M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

Play: 86 Indiana Concept:

Pass

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XT N T

SF M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

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and throw the



the



the next level.

R RB Flare Coaching Point: Release down flat down the line of

scrimmage and

work up field to the corner. Cut Him!

Y Block C Coaching Point: Work to the play side aiming for

the FS.







outside shoulder.

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SF M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

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down the hash!


downfield,


RG Pass Set Coaching Point: Pass set, club defender by and release to

the numbers!


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The SANDOXES for the Smash Concept are illustrated below:

QB

Note: When using the Flat/Curl Concept, we are building triangle reads for the

quarterback and spacing the defense out forcing them to cover the whole field. The

triangle read makes an easy read for the quarterback by isolating a few key

defenders in order to dictate where to ball is being thrown.

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Flat/Curl


QB 1 SS/W S/M 1. Determine coverage, pre-snap

2 S/W F/M 2. Keep eyes down field, hold danger

player.

3 SS/W S/M 3. Throw opposite of read player

4 S/W F/M 4. If danger player flies, throw to the RB

X Curl Coaching Point: Sandbox: 12 yards deep one yard

outside hashSell vertical push by beating the drums

W Out/Chute Coaching Point: Sandbox: 5 yards on the

sideline, if Cover 3

run 5 yard out, if man run automatic chute route

getting to 5


route

Y Curl Coaching Point: Sandbox: 12 yards deep one

yard outside hash


Z Out/Chute Coaching Point: Sandbox: 5 yards on the sideline,

if Cover 3

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X

T N T

S F M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

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getting to 5

Note: In Flat/Curl concept, we like to use Rex and Ray to create natural messing

points to free up receivers. For example 967 Raw Hot (Illustrated on page 67).

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Play: 987 Bulldog

X

T N T

S F M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

Play: 987 Fresno

X

T N T

S F M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

Play: 987 Mac

X

T N T

S F M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

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Flat/Curl


QB 1 SS S/M 1. Determine coverage, pre-snap

2 S/W F/M 2. Keep eyes down field, hold danger

player.

3 SS/W S/M 3. Throw opposite of read player

4 S/W F/M 4. If danger player flies, throw to the RB

X Curl Coaching Point: Sandbox: 12 yards deep one yard

outside hash


W Out/Chute Coaching Point: Sandbox: 5 yards on the

sideline, if Cover 3


getting to 5


route

Y Curl Coaching Point: Sandbox: 12 yards deep one

yard outside hash


Z Out/Chute Coaching Point: Sandbox: 5 yards on the sideline,

if Cover 3

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S F M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

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getting to 5

Note: Sanboxes always stay the same on the field. Even though we are in trips

formation, Y still has responsibilities to get to his sandbox. The only time this will

change is when we start to add tags. The tags will tell you your knew sandbox.

However, every sandbox will be filled when it is all said and done.

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Play: 967 Raw Hot

XT N T

S F M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

Play: Panther 967 Raw

XT N T

S F M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

Play: Ghost 967 Ray

XT N T

S F M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

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Play: 967 Wheel

XT N T

S F M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

Play: Panther Right California

XT N T

S F M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

Play: 97

XT N T

S F M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

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Play: 461 Florida

X

T N T

S F M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

Play: Pro 30 Y Corner

XT N T

SF M

H

W

QB

C

Y

C

R

FS

Z

SS

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Play: Circus Left Pre-Shift

X

T

LT

N TS

F

RT

M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

Play: Circus Left Post-Shift

X

T

LT

N T

S F

RT

M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

Play: Circus Left H Dump

X

T

LT

N T

S F

RT

M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

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Play: 212

X

T N T

S FM

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

Play: 345 Double Pass

XT N T

SF M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

Play: Toss Left Q Throwback

X

T N T

S F M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

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Play: 18 R

X

T N T

S F M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

Play: 981 Y Cross Trade Idaho

XTNT

S

FM

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

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Play: Smoke Left Hail Mary

X

TNT

S

FM

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

Play: Cluster Left Smoke Left Hail Mary

X

TNT

S

FM

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

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Play: Set Up Field Goal Right

X

T N TS

F M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

Play: Victory

X

T N TS

F M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

Play: Victory Score

XT N T

S

F M

Y

W

QB

C

W

C

R

FS

Z

SS

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UWP Offense

Ground Attack

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In order to be successful we must be able to run the football. Whether we run the ball

four times or forty times we must be successful within our schemes. Running the

football boils down to attitude, hard work and dedication. It is a blue collar job in

which we must roll up our sleeves, put on our hard hat and go to work. The main

focus of our running game is to set up our play-action-pass and keep linebackers feet

in mud. This opens up passing lanes down field. Our run game schemes are simple

and we run our base plays off of the inside zone, outside zone and speed option.

The run game along with corresponding numbers are as follows:

No Huddle Play Name Scheme

11/12 Zone Inside Zone

13/14 Chase Outside Zone

17/18 Speed Option

Toss Sweep

Mustang Sweep Counter

21/22 Zip Inside Zone

23/24 Bronco Shovel Pass

27/28 Nebraska Shovel Pass/Option

Smoke Dallas RB Counter

Smoke Q QB Counter

Zoom Jet Sweep

90 QB Draw Lead Draw

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Inside Zone

QB Zone Read Coaching Point: Read the C-Gap Player, this may be the

end it may be

a linebacker. If you can beat him, pull the ball and run.

R Inside Zone Coaching Point: Alignment: 6 yards deep behind the B-

Gap. Shuffle

step toward the quarterback keeping shoulders square to

the line of

scrimmage. You are responsible for the mesh with the QB.

When youreach the QB run vertical reading backers. If M crossed

your face, cut

back. If he doesnt find light and grass. Never cut until you

get to the

line of scrimmage.

PST Zone Block Coaching Point: Drop step with play-side foot to outside

pec. Slow play

through the block.

PSG Zone Block Coaching Point: Drop step with play-side foot to outside

pec. Slow play

through the block. If no one is in your gap, climb to the

next level.

C Zone Block Coaching Point: Drop step with play-side foot to outside

pec. Slow play

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W

QR

TNE SFM

W

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through the block.

BSG Zone Block Coaching Point: Drop step with play-side foot to outside

pec. Slow play

through the block. If no one is in your gap, climb to the

next level.

BST Zone Block Coaching Point: Drop step with play-side foot to outside

pec. Slow play

through the block. Never block the C-Gap player unless

tagged.

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Play: 11 vs 3-3 Play: 12

vs 3-3

T N

S

E

FM

QR


vs 4-1

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TN

S

E

F M

QR

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T N EE

M

QR


vs 4-2

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TNE E

M

QR

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TNE E

FM

QR

123

T N EE

F M

QR

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Outside Zone

QB Zone Read Coaching Point: Read the C-Gap Player, this may be the

end it may be

a linebacker. If you can beat him, pull the ball and run.

R Outside Zone Coaching Point: Alignment: 5 yards deep behind

the tackle. Full sprint

toward the quarterback keeping shoulders perpendicular to

the line of

scrimmage. You are responsible for the mesh with the QB.

When you

reach the QB get your eyes on the tackle. If he can reach

his guy, get

outside. If he cannot look for your first cut lane. You will

know what to

do after your third step away from the quarterback. As

soon as you see

a hole, immediately puncture the defense and get positive

yards

PST Chase Block Coaching Point: Reach C gap player, if he crossed your

face, chip and getto the next level.

PSG Chase Block Coaching Point: Reach B gap player. If there is no B gap

player, stay on

your track for five yards and then start to climb to the next

level.

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Q R

TNES F M W

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C Chase Block Coaching Point: Reach front-side A gap. CUT HIM! If he

crosses your face, stay on track and find player responsible

for that gap.

BSG Chase Block Coaching Point: Cut the backside A gap defender. Get

him on theground!

BST Chase Block Coaching Point: Cut the backside B gap defender. Get

him on the

ground!

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vs 3-3

TNESF M

QR


vs 4-1

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T N E

S FM

Q R

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TNE E

M

QR


vs 4-2

127

T N EE

M

Q R

T N EE

FM

Q R

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TNE E

F M

QR

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level.



for that gap.


him on the

ground!


him on the

ground!

Note: We can choose to block the DE or make him the read player with a tagged callof Load

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vs 3-3

T N

S

E

F M

QR

Play: 17 vs 4-1 Play: 18vs 4-1

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TN

S

E

FM

QR

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T NE E

M

QR


vs 4-2

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TN EE

M

QR

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TN EE

FM

QR

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T NE E

F M

QR

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Play: 17/18 Toss Concept:

Sweep

T N SE

F MW

QR

QB Toss Coaching Point: Get the ball to the RB with an underhand

dead toss.

R Toss Coaching Point: Alignment: 5 yards deep behind the

tackle. Get

width immediately and get to the outside aiming for the

hash to the

numbers. If you see day light puncture the defense and

get upfield.

PST Chase Block Coaching Point: Reach C gap player, if he crossed your

face, chip and get

to the next level.

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QR

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player, stay on


level.

C Chase Block Coaching Point: Reach front-side A gap. CUT HIM! If hecrosses your face, stay on track and find player responsible

for that gap.


him on the

ground!


him on the

ground!

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T NE E

M

QR

Play: 17 Toss vs 4-2 Play: 18

Toss vs 4-2

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TN EE

M

QR

TN EE

FM

QR

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T NE E

F M

QR

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Play: 17/18 Mustang Concept: Sweep

Counter

H

T N SEW

MF

QR

QB Toss Fake Coaching Point: Fake the toss action along with a stutterstep toward

the running back. Let play develop

R Toss Coaching Point: Alignment: 5 yards deep behind the

tackle. Get

width immediately and get to the outside aiming for the

hash to the

numbers. If you see day light puncture the defense and

get upfield.

PST Chase Block Coaching Point: Reach C gap player, if he crossed yourface, chip and get

to the next level.


player, stay on

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TNS E W

M F

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