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The Multiple West Coast OffenseThe Multiple West Coast Offense

Overview Overview

• Introduction• Philosophy of the system• How the run game is set up• How the passing game is set up• Basic drop back pass protection • Incorporating two separate sets of progressions• The formations system• The motions• How the play-calls are made• How the call sheet is set up and used

IntroductionIntroduction

• This is a complete offensive system• Once the language of the system is learned and

installed, the possible play-calls and formations are virtually endless

• Easy to understand• Easy to learn• Easy to install• Works with most any type of offense• Extremely flexible

Philosophy of the SystemPhilosophy of the System

• Create a precision-timed offense• Teach a technique based offense• Use multiple formations• Use a multitude of plays• Create an offense that is hard to prepare

for because of the variety of the offense• Take what the defense gives us most all of

the time• Be patient

How the Run Game Is Set UpHow the Run Game Is Set Up

• Basic line splits

• The hole numbering

THE RUNNING GAME

BASIC LINE SPLITS

HOLE NUMBERING

2' 2'3' 3' 3'3'

2 6 8359 10 47

0 HOLE - OVER THE RIGHT HALF OF CENTER1 HOLE - OVER THE LEFT HALF OF CENTER2 HOLE - OVER THE RIGHT LEG OF CENTER3 HOLE - OVER THE LEFT LEG OF CENTER4 HOLE - OVER THE RIGHT LEG RIGHT GUARD5 HOLE - OVER THE LEFT LEG OF LEFT GUARD6 HOLE - OVER THE RIGHT LEG OF RIGHT TACKLE7 HOLE - OVER THE LEFT LEG OF LEFT TACKLE8 HOLE - WIDE PLAY OUTSIDE RIGHT9 HOLE - WIDE PLAY OUTSIDE LEFT

QB

QB




• The backs numbering– Single-back numbering

• The back lines up at 5 yards behind the LOS

– Ace-back numbering• The back lines up at 7½ yards behind the LOS

= 30 SERIES FROM THE SINGLE BACK POSITION @ 4.5 YARDS FROM LOS

THE RUNNING GAME SERIES

EXAMPLE: 9 SPEED OPTION

SINGLE BACKS = 30 SERIES & (ACE) SINGLE DIGIT SERIES

= SINGLE DIGIT SERIES FROM THE SINGLE BACK POSITION @ 7 YARDS FROM LOS

EXAMPLE: 32 BASE

TE T

W M S

E

QB

C C

FS

SS

T N TB

B B

B

QB

C C

FS

SS

QB

RB

RB


• Basic line splits• The hole numbering • The backs numbering

– Single-back numbering• The back lines up at 5 yards behind the LOS

– Ace-back numbering• The back lines up at 7½ yards behind the LOS

– Two-back numbering• Split, I, near/far, strong/Quick

= 30 SERIES

DEN CALL

I BACKS & OFF I BACKS, SPLIT BACKS, STRONG & WEEK BACKS = 20 & 30 SERIES

= 20 SERIES

Example: 34 BASE

Example: 24 SLAM

T N TB

B B

B

QB

C C

FS

SS

QB

F

H

T N TB

B B

B

QB

C C

FS

SS




• The backs numbering– Single-back numbering– Ace-back numbering– Two-back numbering– Z back run plays

Z RECEIVER = 40 SERIES

= 40 SERIES FROM THE Z POSITION

EXAMPLE: 49 Z REVERSE

QB Z

T N TB

B B

B

QB

C C

FS

SS


• Basic line splits• The hole numbering• The backs numbering

– Single-back numbering– Ace-back numbering– Two-back numbering– Z back run plays– Quarterback movement

QB = (10) TEEN SERIES FROM THE QB POSITION

QB = (10) TEEN SERIES

QB


• Basic line splits• The hole numbering• The backs numbering

– Single-back numbering– Ace-back numbering– Two-back numbering– Z back run plays

• The master calls• The line calls

BLOCKING MASTER CALLS LINE CALLS

EXAMPLES:DEN - (Center and Guard Combo),CUB - (Guard and Tackle Combo),BEAR - (Tackle and T.E. Combo).

EXAMPLES:BASE 34/35CAT 6/7COUNTER 26/27 & 36/37LEAD 20/21SLAM 24/25POWER 26/27TOSS 28/29 & 8/9TRAP 30/31

How the Passing Game Is Set UpHow the Passing Game Is Set Up

• Receiver routes are called single-side receiver across

PASS PLAY CALLING SYSTEM

SPLIT RIGHT 628 FLAT

SPLIT LEFT SLOT 628 FLAT

6

2

8

FLATFLAT

XZ

Y

H F

6

2

8

FLAT FLAT

YZ

X

F H

QB

QB


• Receiver routes are called single-side receiver across– The wide receiver route tree

ODD NUMBERED ROUTES GO TO THE OUTSIDE.

EVEN NUMBERED ROUTES GO TO THE INSIDE.

ALWAYS REMEMBER..... THE LARGER THE NUMBER, THE DEEPER THE ROUTE.

9

5

3

1

7

DRAGSMASH

0

2 4

8

NUMBERED PASS ROUTES FOR WIDE RECEIVERS

BENCH

(MOTOR DOWN)DART

MIDDLE

6 (Square-in)6 (Dig)

8 Skinny

QB



• TE/inside receiver routes– Te/inside receiver route tree

9

5

0

7

1

6

4

8

ODD NUMBERED ROUTESGO TO THE OUTSIDE.

EVEN NUMBERED ROUTES GO TO THE INSIDE.

ALWAYS REMEMBER.... THE LARGER THE NUMBER, THE DEEPER THE ROUTE.

MIDDLE

2

3

TIGHT-END PASS ROUTES

STICK

SHAKE

QB




• The back routes are called– Back’s route tree

CALLED PASS ROUTES FOR RUNNING BACKS

STOP

FLAT

CORNER

SWING

"V"

SEAM

MIDDLE

POST

CREASE

"M"

WHEEL

SNEAKCUT

QB





• Basic pass protection – “Strong” and “Quick” calls – if we want to get both

backs out.

StrongStrong

• A “Strong” call free releases the Back on the Strong-side.– The other back will check release to the “Quick-

side.”

• The Center, Strong-side Guard, and Tackle will block to the strong-side.

• The Quick-side Guard and Tackle will block to the Quick-side, and the back will check release to the Quick-side.

STRONG CALL GIVES THE STRONG-SIDEBACK A FREE RELEASE

FH

LT:

LG:

C: RG:

RT:

FB:

HB:

Y:

Left End.

Left Tackle.

Double-read MLB to SLB.

Right Tackle.

Right End.

FREE RELEASE.

Check WLB then release.

Run pass route.

“STRONG" CALL TO DESIGNATEWHICH BACK RELEASES

QB

QuickQuick

• A “Quick” call free releases the Back on the Quick-side.• The other back will check release to the “Strong-

side.”

• The Center, Quick-side Guard, and Tackle will block to the Quick-side.

• The Strong-side Guard and Tackle will block to the Strong-side, and the back will check release to the Strong-side.

LT:

LG:

C: RG:

RT:

FB:

HB

Y:

“QUICK" CALL TO DESIGNATEWHICH BACK RELEASES

QUICK CALL GIVES THE QUICK-SIDEBACK A FREE RELEASE

FH

Left End.

Left Tackle.

Double-read MLB to WLB.

Right Tackle.

Right End.

Check SLB then release.

Free release.

Run pass route.

QB

How the Passing Game Is Set UpHow the Passing Game Is Set Up• Receiver routes are called single-side receiver across

– The wide receiver route tree



• Basic pass protection– “Strong” and “Quick” calls – if we want to get both backs out.

• The use of single-syllable words as much as possible• The use of built-in hot routes

– Routes that should open up on the quarterback’s third step in his drop.

5 BIG HITCH

1

2HOT

HOT

1

2OUTLET

SPLIT RIGHT 414 SWING / "V" QUICK

7 QUICK HITCH

HOT

2

1

TD

HOT

QUADS RIGHT ACE 628 F FLAT

Incorporating Two Separate Sets Incorporating Two Separate Sets of Progressionsof Progressions

• Similar to having two separate pass plays in one play-call– The QB comes to the line and decides which

two - three progression read to go with

• Examples:– Split Right 414 Swing / “V” Quick– Trey Right 680 Corner / Cut Strong

1

2

1

2OUTLET

SPLIT RIGHT 414 SWING / "V" QUICK

5 BIG HITCH

T N TW

Mg MkS

QB

C C

FS

SS

TREY RIGHT 680 CORNER / CUT STRONG

1

2

7 QUICK (HITCH)

ALERT / TD1

2

T N TW

Mg MkS

QB

C

C

FS

SS

The Formation SystemThe Formation System

• Two backs– Split, I, near/far, strong/Quick

SPLIT LEFT

I RIGHT I LEFT

WEAK RIGHT WEAK LEFT

YZ Z

Y X

H F F H

X Y

ZF

H

F

H

ZY X

X YZ

F

H

ZY X

F

H

X YZ

F

H

ZY X

F

H

XZ

Y

FH

YZ

X

F H

X

QUEEN RIGHT QUEEN LEFT

KING RIGHT KING LEFT

SPLIT RIGHT

QB

QB QB

QB QB

QB QB

QB QB

QB

STRONG RIGHT STRONG LEFT

Z

HF

Y

Z

H F

XYX QB QB


• Two backs– Split, I, near/far, strong/quick

• Single backs– Regular, ace, near/far, strong/quick

YZH

F

X

TREY RIGHT

YH

F

X

TREY LEFT

Z

YZ

X Y

ZF F

H H

TREY RIGHT ACE TREY LEFT ACE

X

YZ

X Y

ZF F

H H

X

TREY LEFT FARTREY RIGHT FAR

YZ

X Y

ZF F

HH

TREY RIGHT NEAR TREY LEFT NEAR

X

YZ

X Y

ZX

H H

FF

TREY RIGHT KING TREY LEFT KING

QB QB

QB QB

QB QB

QB QB

QB QB

ZX Y

ZX

TREY RIGHT QUEEN TREY LEFT QUEEN

F

H H

F

YQB QB


• Two backs– Split, I, near/far, king/queen

• Single backs– Regular, ace, near/far, king/queen

• Single backs – Close, flex, open and under

Y

ZX

F H

H

F

Y

SPLIT RIGHT

X

F H

YZ

SPLIT RIGHT CLOSE

Z

X

F H

YZ

SPLIT RIGHT OPEN

TREY LEFT

Y

ZX

H

F

TREY LEFT CLOSE

Y

Z H

F

TREY LEFT OPEN

Y

Z H

F

TREY LEFT FLEX

Y

Z H

F

TREY LEFT UNDER

X

QBQB

QB

QB

QB

QB

QB QB

How to Call MotionsHow to Call Motions

• Every eligible receiver has a specific “tag”call.

• The “tag” occurs at the beginning of the play call to alert the specific player.

• We motion to the called formation.

Receivers MotionsReceivers Motions

• ZIP: “Z” goes in motion across the formation.

• ZAP: “Z” goes in short motion into the formation.

• EXIT: “X” goes in motion across the formation.

• EASY: “X” goes in short motion into the formation.

X YZ

H F

“ZAP" SPLIT RIGHT CLOSE

XYZ

H F

XYZ

H

F

"EASY" BUNCH RIGHT

XYZH

F

"EXIT" BUNCH RIGHT

“ZIP" SPLIT RIGHT CLOSE

QBQB

QBQB

Tight-end MotionsTight-end Motions

• JET: “Y” goes in motion across the formation.

• JAM: “Y” goes in short motion into the formation.

XYZ

H F

"JAM" SPREAD RIGHT

XY

Z

H F

"JET" SPREAD RIGHT

QBQB

Backs MotionsBacks Motions

• HIT: “H” goes in motion across the formation.

• HOP: “H” goes in short motion into the formation.

• FLY: “F” goes in motion across the formation.

• FLIP: “F” goes in short motion into the formation.

XY ZH

F

X YZ

H

F

TREY RIGHT “HIT"

X YZH

F

SPREAD RIGHT “HOP"

QUEEN RIGHT "FLY"

X YZ

H

F

TREY RIGHT "FLEW"

QB QB

QB QB

How the Play Is CalledHow the Play Is Called

• Motion (possible)• Formation• Play-call

– Blocking (master call in run game)– Pass pattern (in passing game)– Protection (in passing game)

• Snap count– Red (on one), white (on two), blue (on three)

What the Call Would Sound Like What the Call Would Sound Like If It Were a Run PlayIf It Were a Run Play

• Queen right – Fly – 24 lead – on one, on one – ready break.– “Queen right” would be the formation we want to

start in.– “Fly” would be the motion.– “24 lead” tells the HB (2) to go through the 4 hole and

the blocking scheme is slam.– Vs a 50 front, the probable line call would be “Den”.– “On one” tells everyone the snap count is on one.

• If a player forgot the snap count at the line of scrimmage, he would say “check – check” and he would be told “white”.

QUEEN RIGHT FLY 24 LEAD

X Y

QB

F

H

Z

What the Call Would Sound Like What the Call Would Sound Like If It Were a Pass PlayIf It Were a Pass Play

• Split left slot – Zoom – 414 swing / v - Quick, on three, on three – ready break– Split left slot means we want to line up in a split left z

slot formation

– Zoom tells the Z receiver to go in motion across the formation

– 414 tells the single receiver (X) to run a curl route, the inside receiver on the two-receiver side (Y) to run a flat route, and the outside receiver on the two-receiver side to run a curl route.

What the Call Would Sound Like What the Call Would Sound Like If It Were a Pass Play.If It Were a Pass Play.

– “Swing / v” tells the H back to run a swing route and the F back to run a v route

– Quick tells the line to zone the quick-side and man the strong-side. This will release the back on the quick-side into the pattern right away. The remaining back on the strong side will check release into the pattern

– “On three” tells everyone the snap count is on three.• If we wanted to audible to a different play, blue is the live

color for a pass play and green is the hot color for a run play.

SPLIT LEFT SLOT ZOOM 414 SWING / V QUICK

XY

QB

HF

Z

The Call SheetThe Call Sheet

• Intuition vs. “Stick with the pre-game plan no matter what”

• How the call sheet works– The importance of the hash marks– Area for motions– Play-calls– Formations– Protections

Specific Areas of the Call-sheetSpecific Areas of the Call-sheet• No huddle offense

– Kill the clock– Last three plays

• Base plays– Run game– Quick passes– Base passes

• Play action• Screens and Draws• Four minute offense• Check list for Time-outs

Specifics of the Call SheetSpecifics of the Call Sheet

• Openers• Situation offense

– Open field situations– Long yardage

• Backed up plays• Rhythm plays

– Just for the quarterback

• Situation offense

Specifics of the Call SheetSpecifics of the Call Sheet

• Special coverage section• Protections• Red zone offense

– Red zone field position– Two point plays– Two-point chart

• Personnel groups• A worStrong version of the call sheet

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