1 double wing youth passing package why have a passing game in the dw? run game gets stuffed loosen...
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DOUBLE WING YOUTH PASSING PACKAGE
DOUBLE WING YOUTH PASSING PACKAGE
• Why have a passing game in the DW?
• Run game gets stuffed• Loosen up run pressure• They’re daring you to
throw• Defenses get better at
stopping DW run game
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DW YOUTH PASSINGPACKAGE
1. One & Three Step Package
2. Sprintout Package
3. Play Action Package
EACH OF THESE PASS TYPESCOVERED FROM
TIGHT & LOOSE or SPREADSETS
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DROP BACK - 1 STEP & 3 STEP
DW YOUTH PASSING PACKAGE
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DW YOUTH PASSING PACKAGE
SPRINTOUT (full sprint)
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DW YOUTH PASSING PACKAGE
PLAY ACTION
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DW YOUTH PASSING PACKAGECreate a plan to implement a BASIC PASSING GAME bit-by-bit:
• Kids of all ages can throw the football;
• Pick the right kid and coach-up his skills;
• Start on Day #1 and reserve some practice time for your passing;
• Same with receivers - identify who can catch and then develop these players as receivers;
• QB drills - handling the ball - footwork drills - passing;
• Receiver work - catching balls - running routes;
• allot just a few minutes each day, maybe at the end of practice, to work passing game;
• Encourage QBs & receivers to work on their own, too.
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DW YOUTH PASSING PACKAGE
3-STEP DROP -RIGHT H ANDED QB
FEET UN DERHIPS
1st STEP IS ADEE P ST EPWITH PUSHOFF AND PIVOTON L EFT TOE
L R
L
R
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DW YOUTH PASSING PACKAGE
2nd & 3rd S tepsare short, choppygather steps, w ith weightreasonably balanced, wit h feetagain under hips
Don’t cr oss feet.Gather with kneesslightly bent, weight on balls o ffeet
Ball c omes to right earOn 1st step, ready to throwimmediately off 3rd step.
R
L
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CONE BREAK DRILLCONES 10 YARDS APART
ABC
R R R
D
1. From Point A approach each cone and plant outside foot (here Right foot) and make 90 degree cut. Continue at ecah cone to point of beginning. [Red Line]. 2. Move to Point B and repeat, running the cones and the breaks the other way. 3. From Point C (Green Line) run diagonally across box to opposite corner, making 45 degree cut at diagonal corner, then 90 degree cut, back to start. 4. From Point D (Blue Line) - run to middle cone and make a 90 degree break to sideline. Work cuts both R & L. Then work to make 45 degree cuts back to the corners. 5. Can also make 45 degree cuts to upper corners, too.
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http://www.chucknduck.com/• 10 Key Points for QB Mechanics• Catching the Football
Ron JenkinsQuarterbacks Coach El Camino College (CA)
TWO RELATED ARTICLES
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SITTING RECEIVER DRILL
R R
8 - 10 YARDS
1. Receivers sit facing in pairs about 8-10 yards apart. Toss soft passes to each other at about chin level. Sitting makes them use their hands more. 2. After about 5-10 passes each, each receiver rotates 90 degrees clockwise and repeats passes. 3. Next each receiver turns 180 degrees clockwise and repeats. 4. Last, the receivers turn backs to each other and one throws soft overhead to the other. Receiver turns and returns the overhead. 5. Have them work proper hand position fundamentals on each reception, catching with hands arms extended, putting ball away before making the return pass.
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QB Ball Handling Drills
3 Sets of 10 Reps. Each Drill, Each Hand.
A. Circles 1. Take ball around waist 2. Around leg 3. Figure eight through legs
B. Drop-Catch - Drop the ball and catch with same hand - Keep hand on top - Alternate hands
C. Bounce - Bounce ball on ground and catch - Bounce from a foot off of ground - Keep hand on top - Alternate hands
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QB Footwork Drills
Ball-Towel Drill (20 seconds, 2 reps) 1. Stand beside ball or towel and jump back and forth 2. Run in place and stepping over with inside foot thenoutside foot 3. Run in place and stepping over with outside foot theninside foot 4. Shuffle around ball with small steps
QB Line Drills (10-20 yards, 3 reps) 1. Run with ball in hands, swaying ball comfortably whilekeeping ball up in proper throwing position; 2. Same motion as 1 but backpedaling 3. Carioca 10 yards and come back facing same direction 4. Straight drop back to the right 5. Straight drop back to the left6. Straight drop back switching between right then left7. Sprint path (steps) Right8. Sprint path (steps) Left
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QB DRILLS (daily)
I. Stretching - in pairs (arm stretches and generalloosening);
Simple Throwing - throw to a partner in an easymotion to simply loosen up;
II. Feet Together Drills:
a) face target and throw, rotating hips andshoulders, keeping both hands on the football, withfront hand release behind throwing shoulder;
b) feet together facing ninety (90) degrees tothe left of the target - repeat throwing;
c) feet together facing ninety (90) degrees tothe right of the target repeat throwing;
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III. One (1) knee throwing drills (left knee then right knee);
IV. Three (3) step work;
a) without ball - no throwing - just 3 step drop;b) with ball -no throwing - just 3 step drop;c) with ball - throw short and easy after 3 step drop;
10 REPS EACH OF THESE 3 STEP DRILLS
V. Sprintout work – QBs work sprint steps (R & L) using conesor markers for start and break points. They should be sure tocarry ball in both hands – above shoulder, in ready position.
• 1st no throwing – just foot work;• 2nd – just throw a short flat pass either to other QB – or tocoach or other player.
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PROTECTION - "Build a Wall"
Here QB is throwing to his Right. A back, Right TE & C back, all run routes. B back blocks to call side (throw side).
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PASSING ROUTE TREE
ZERO ROUTE 5 STEP HITCH
2 ROUTE 3 STEP SLANT
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PASSING ROUTE TREE
4 ROUTE 10 yards back to 8 yards - inside break
7 ROUTE Post- Corner 5 yards, 3 steps to post, break for corner
Corner Break
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5
8
10
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PASSING ROUTE TREE
8 ROUTE Post Route - straight to goal post in center of endzone.
9 ROUTE Go or Streak Route - after slight widening
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T N TE
B BE
C C
F
B
TIGHT 290
1st of three digits designates throw to the right or left. "1" indicates a throw to the left; 2 means QB throw right. Middle digit = "90" series or 3 step drop series. Third digit indicates route of widest receiver. Inside receiver (here TE) must remember his route.
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T N TE
B BE
C C
F
B
TIGHT 292
Here outside receiver runs a "2" route (3-step slant). Inside receiver runs a complimentary route - an immediate flat. Note flat route gains no depth until after catch.
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T N TE
B BE
C C
F
B
TIGHT 294
Here outside receiver runs a "4" route - 10 yards back to 8 yards insidse. Inside receiver runs an Arrow or Shoot Route. Widest receivers run mirror routes on either side.
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T N TE
B BE
C C
F
B
TIGHT 299
Here outside & inside receiver each run 9 routes. The QB may have to shuffle a bit after 3 step drop for timing purposes to allow receivers to gain down-field depth.
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Now … for thoseadventuresome soulswho might consider
aligning in somethingother than a TIGHT DW
SET …
there is the LOOSE orSPREAD Formation.
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T N TE
B BE
C CF
B
LOOSE or SPREAD 290
The Spread look forces the defense to expand out of necessity. The routes are the same as in Tight.
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T N TEB B
E
C CF
B
LOOSE or SPREAD 292
The complemetary routes of the outside & inside receiver place the CB in conflict. The OLB has to cover well for this to be stopped.
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T N TEB B
E
C CF
B
LOOSE or SPREAD 294
The CB cannot cover the 2 receivers. The Arrow provides a perfect balance for the inside breaking 4 route.
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T N TEB B
E
C CF
B
LOOSE or SPREAD 299
The GO routes have the SE up the sideline (rail) and the inside receiver running a GO in the seam area.
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T N TEB B
E
C CF
B
This is ONE STEP pass - a quick step and pass to the Z receiver who turns to the QB right away. The Inside receiver attacks the playside CB immediately
LOOSE or SPREAD 290 Z TURN
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T N TEB B
E
C CF
B
LOOSE or SPREAD 290 Z TURN - C Slip
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SPRINTOUT PASSING PACKAGE
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SPRINTOUT (full sprint)
1. QB opens to 5 o'clock to playside; 2. Second step is a crossover step; 3. QB continues to gain Depth & Width at the same time; 4. QB rounds off at about 6 yards at width of C gap; 5. QB continues to attack LOS; 6. Throw can be made anytime after rounding off; 7. Throw on the run.
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SPRINTOUT PROTECTION
V
OFFENSIVE LINE HINGE ("Worm") PROTECTION • Pivot on ball of Playside Foot • Swing butt hard to playside • Shuffle toward backfield, knees bent & balanced • Block nearest defender to cross your face • Drive/Ride defender deep & away from QB
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B BACK'S ARC PATH TO DE
E
• FB Takes an "arc" (rounded) path to block the DE; • FB wants to gain width on the DE and hit him square; • FB wants to prevent DE crossing his face to get to QB; • One solid contact is usually enough to allow QB to run his sprint path
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T N TEB B BC C
F
E
OUT @ 10
259 (SPRINT RIGHT) FLOOD PASS9 ROUTE
FLAT ROUTE
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T N TEB B BC C
F
E
OUT @ 10
259 (SPRINT RIGHT) FLOOD PASS9 ROUTE
FLAT ROUTE
CAN SWAP THE ROLES OF THE "A" BACK & THE "B" BACK
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T N TEB B BC C
F
E
259 (SPRINT RIGHT) SMASH259 SMASH THROWBACK
CORNER
6 STEP HITCH
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T N TEB B BC C
F
E
CORNER
6 STEP HITCH
259 (SPRINT RIGHT) TE SCREEN LEFT
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Now..
On to the Sprint Gamefrom the Loose or Spread Set…
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T N TEB B BC C
F
E
9 Route
10 & Out
Flat
1
2
3
SPREAD 259 FLOOD (THROWBACK)
A & B Can Swap Responsibilities here.
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T N TEB B BC C
F
E
SPREAD 259 (SPRINT RIGHT) SMASH
POST - CORNER
6 STEP HITCH
1
2
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T N TEB B BC C
F
E
SPREAD 259 (SPRINT RIGHT) A SCREEN LEFT
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DW PLAY ACTION PASSING PACKAGE
• Tight Play Action Passes;
• Loose or Spread Play Action Passes
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T N TE
B B BC C
F
E
3
2
1
A GO PASS 26 BOOT
CPs: • Bootside OG pulls deep and logs DE; • Backside OG pulls flat and becomes QB's personal protector; • QB's read progression is short - meduim - to deep;
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T N TEB B BC C
F
E
WEDGE DUMP PASS
• With or without A Back motion; • With or without C Back route.
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T N TEB B BC C
F
E
FRONTSIDE KEEP PASS
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T N TEB B BC C
F
E
C GO PASS 5 X NAKED
Block this like Wedge.
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T N TEB B BC C
F
E
Protection is Hinge (Worm) Technique
A Go 26 HB Pass
QB tosses and runs Flat Route
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T N TEB B BC C
F
E
Protection is Hinge (Worm) Technique
A Go 26 HB Pass QB Throwback
QB tosses and runs backside Rail Route
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T N TEB B BC C
F
E
QB tosses and runs Flat Route
Protection is Hinge (Worm) Technique frontside.
A Go 26 HB Pass TE Screen Left
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PLAY ACTION FROM the
LOOSE - SPREAD SET
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T N TE
B BE
C CF
B
LOOSE or SPREAD A Go Pass 26 Boot
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T N TE
B BE
C CF
B
Loose Pass 5X C Naked
C Back slams DE for 2 counts, then releases into the flat.
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T N TE
B BE
C CF
B
Loose A Go 26 HB Pass
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T N TE
B BE
C CF
B
Loose A Go 26 HB Pass QB Throwback