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Kings Park Football 2010


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The road to the Long Island Championship

began.yesterday.

Winners prepareLosers dont


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The good is always theenemy of

the best


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The Kings Park

FLEX-SPREAD 2010

A Multiple Option System


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Will We Run 5 Plays 105 Ways


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OFFENSIVE BREAKDOWN (FIELD POSITION)

G 40 40 2010 30 30 1020 G50

S C O R ESAFE CAREFUL OPPORTUNITY RELENTLESS EFFORT

NOTURNOVERS

Do anything we

can to score

OFFENSIVE GOALS

GET

IT

DONE

AVERAGE 4 YARDS ON FIRST DOWNS

4 Drives 8 minutes long32 points in 32 minutesSCORE FIRST POSSESION THIRD QUARTER

)

LESS THAN 20 YARDS IN PENALTIES70% THIRD DOWN EFFICIENCY

ZERO TURNOVERS

100% ON FOURTH DOWN CONVERSIONS

= WINNING

5 BIG PLAYS (20 OR MORE YARDS)


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Offensive

Philosophy

Utilize and Maximize

PersonnelDominate line of

scrimmage

Use the whole field

Control and Dictatetempo

Simplicity=Success

Why the

FLEXSPREAD

OPTION?


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The last

most important

reason we will runthe flex-spread is

that we are

Kings Park..

We will bedifferent..

better

harder

to prepare for.

We will be..

Long Island

Champions


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Kings Park 2010 Offensive

Formations Base Navy

Shotgun Air Force

Special Forces


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Personnel GroupsAll of our formations will be run with base personnel.

We will have some personnel groupings that will allow us to

show defenses different looks from our package of

formations.

Thunder/NavyIs when we will want oneTE in the game

Full/Navy/Air ForceIs when we want a traditional FB in

the game

Tanksis when we will go double tight

JetsIs when we want 4 Receivers in the game

Special Forces6-7 offensive lineman and a FB in the

backfield


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Base Navy

2

X

4

0 2 4 6 813579

1

3

Z

2 and 4 from LMLOSLineman Splits are 3 to 4 feet

X and Z 10 to 12 LMLOS


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2 3

1

ZX

4

In this set the 2 and 4 will align at 3 X 3.5 in the

B gaps. This is a formation that we will utilize6,7, or 8 offensive lineman lineman splits will

vary but start at 2 to 2.5. This formation will

also have a traditional FB in the 3 spot

Special Forces Rt. Or Left


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NavyTanks

Z

2

X

4

0 2 4 6 813579

1

3

2 and 4 are aligned on the outside leg

of theTE from LMLOS

Lineman splits are toe to toe

This is a formation and personnel

group. Two TEs in this formation


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Air Force Rt. Or Left

1

2

X

3

4

0 2 4 6 813579

Z

This will be our spread formationAlignment will depend on play call

We will also use lightening personnel

in this formation


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Navy Z Closed Rt. Or X Closed Left

Z

2

X

4

0 2 4 6 813579

1

3

2 and 4 are

1x

1 from LMLOSLineman Splits are 3 to 4 feet


This could be called Navy Thunder Z Closed.

Indicating we would want a TE in this

formation


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Navy X Over/Right

2

X

4

0 2 4 6 813579

1

3

Z

X and Z are both on the line ofscrimmage making X ineligible.

Alignment will be at 7 from LMLOS


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Navy Z Left

2

X

4

0 2 4 6 813579

1

3

X and Z are both on the line ofscrimmage making the inside receiver

ineligible.

Alignment will be at 7 from LMLOS

Z


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Navy Trips Left or Right

2

X Z

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1

3

The 2 or 4 back will be over and the Zwill be a tight end. We can also run

this from a Lightening call which will

give us 3-4 receivers in the game.

Z4


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Navy Trips Rt or Left Closed

2

X Z

0 2 4 6 813579

1

3




Z4


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Navy Trips Invert Right or Left

Close

d

2X

Z

0 2 4 6 813579

1

3




4


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Navy Kingsman Rt. Or Left

Z

2

X

4

0 2 4 6 813579

1

3

Theback to t

hesid

eof t

hecall will align 2 X 1as a wing with the X or Z tight

The back opposite the formation call will be

aligned at 7 X 1. This is a more spread

formation for us from our Navy look.


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Navy Twins Left or Right

Z

2

X

4

0 2 4 6 813579

1

3

Theback to t

hesid

eof t

hecall will align 2 X 1as a wing with the X or Z tight

The back opposite the formation call will be

aligned at 7 X 1. This is a more spread

formation for us from our Navy look.


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Navy Tight

21

ZX

3

2 and 4 line up 1x1 from the LMLOS.

Our X and Z close down and line up 2 yards outside the Y and

H.

Compressed formations are

great versus man coverage.

4


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Navy 44 Invert

2

1 ZX

3


Our X and Z off ball in normal alignment

4


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Navy 44

21

ZX

3


Our X and Z in normal alignment

4


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Navy Bombs Away Rt./Lt.

21

ZX

3


3 aligns between slot and X or Z

Our X and Z in normal alignment

4


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Navy Falcon Rt/Left

Z

4

X

2

0 2 4 6 813579

1

3

The

2 and 4 will align side

by side

with

aTE

and split receiver opposite. This gives us an

unbalanced look and forces defenses to adjust


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Navy Kansas City I

X

4

0 2 4 6 813579

1

3

The 4 back will be aligned as tight to

the 3 as possible and the 2 will be at

least 6 or 7 yds from ball

Z

2


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Navy Destroyer Rt. Or Left

C G T

2

X TG

4

0 2 4 6 813579

1

3

Z

This is our tackle over formation2 and 4 are 1 x 1 from LMLOS

Lineman Splits are 3 to 4 feet



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NavyTanks Kansas City I

Z

2

X

4

1

3

4 Is hanging over 3 and 2 is at 6 or 7



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Navy Tanks Destroyer Rt. Or Left

C G ZT

2

X TG

4

0 2 4 613579

1

3

Back away from strength is 1 X 1

Back to strength is between tackle

and TE



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Navy 22

Z

2

X

4

0 2 4 6 813579

1

3

2 and 4 will split from 3 to 12

depending on play and plan

Lineman will be toe to toe


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Navy Tanks Falcon Rt. Or Left

Z

2

X

4

0 2 4 6 813579

1

3


depending on play and plan

In this formation both 2 and 4 are off

LOS


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NavyTanks 4/2 open Rt. Of Left

Z

2

X

4

0 2 4 6 813579

1

3


depending on play call and game

planning


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Air ForceTrips Rt or Left

1

Z

2

X

3

4

0 2 4 6 813579

The2 or 4 back will mov

efrom sid

etoside depending on the formation call

and the 3 back will be opposite the

trips.

Alignment will vary according to play

call


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Air ForceTrips Rt or Left Closed

1

Z

2

X

3

4

0 2 4 6 813579

Thesam

eformation as

Trips Rt or L

eft

except the opposite X or Z will line up

as a tight end


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Air Force Quads Rt. or Left

1

Z

2

X

3

4

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Thesam

eas trips

exc

ept t

he3 backwill align to the side of the trips


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Air Force Quads Rt. or Left Closed

1

Z

2

X

3

4

0 2 4 6 813579

Thesam

eas trips

exc

ept t

he3 backwill align to the side of the trips and

the X or Z will align as a tight end


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Air Force Bombs Away Rt. Or Left

1

Z

2

X

3 4

0 2 4 6 813579

This is our

empty s

et wit

ht

he3 backaligned in the slot away from the trips

call


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100 SeriesWill be our designated option series and all

plays in which the QB/1 is running with the

football.

Option Plays

10/11 Midline Mike-Mo-Marty

14/15 Veer Vince-Vito18/19 Load Larry-Lenny

16/17 Counter Option Charlie-Chris


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100 SeriesComplimentary QB Plays

10/11 Iso Ike-Izzy10/11 Opposite Iso--Ozzy

12/13 Blast Bobby-Brian

14/15 Follow Frankie-Freddie

14/15 Three Step Baton18/19 Keep -- Kenny


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200/400 SeriesPre-Determined play call to either slot-back

21/42 Counter Charlie

22/43 Isolation Ike Izzy24/45 Blast Bobby Brian

26/47 Power Peter Paul

28/49

Toss

Tommy

Terry28/49 Jet Sweep -- Jersey


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300 Series

30/31 Trap Mouse30/31 Wedge Willie Wally

30/31 Draw

Danny David32/33 Counter Full Charlie

33/34 Isolation Izzy Ike

34/35 Blast Bobby Barry


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Special Forces Plays12/13 Isolation Izzy Ike

14/15 Blast

Barry Bobby16/17 Power Peter Paul

16/17 Counter Charlie Chuck

28/29 Jet Sweep -- Jersey


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Installation OfThe Option Game

Kings Park 2010


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Advantages OfThe Option Game

Allows Us To Get The Ball Onto The Perimeter

Forces The DefenseTo Play Assignment Football

Allows Our Best Athletes To Get The Ball In Space

Allows Us To Account For Eight Man Fronts

Gives Us The Opportunity For Big Plays Systematic ApproachAllows us To AudibleAt LOS

Forces Our Opponent To Prepare For Something They DontSeeEvery Week

Our Opponent Cant SimulateThe Option

Takes Away TheAbility OfThe DefenseTo Blitz

Allows us to run basic plays from multiple formations

Will lead us to the Long Island Championship


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HoleAnd Back Numbering

Z

2

X

4

0 2 4 6 813579

1

3

We call our play with the number of the ball carrier,

followed by thehole number. For example, option left

would be 13 Ollie. All option plays start with a 1, with the

exception of trap option.


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We will

We will

Dictate

Te

mpoWe will call and change plays at the line

of scrimmage


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Colors and Meanings

1. GreenFirst Sound/we will put back in motionwith QB heel in order to use first sound

2. YellowFirst Hit

3. RedSecond Hit

4. BlueChanges direction of play

5. WhiteChanges play and direction

All other colors are just dummy calls

The most important thing to remember is thatBlue or White changeeither the direction of

play or both play and direction


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Offensive HuddleOffensive HuddleHuddle will be calledHuddle will be calledby center and align 8by center and align 8--10 yards from ball10 yards from ball

Only QB talks in HuddleOnly QB talks in Huddle

CG

QB

Z

T

2

X

T G

3 4


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Cadence For 2010 Down Black 22 Black 22 Ready Hit

The Play as called in thehuddle did not change and the snap

count was one

Down Blue 333 ..Blue 333 Ready Hit

In this case we just changed the direction of the play to be run to

the left.

Down White Mike 22 White Mike 22 Ready Hit

White being the indicator the play was being changed..Mike telling

us what the play was changed to and 22 the direction the play is

being run

Whenever we change a play or direction of a play the snap count

is automatically first HitRepeat whenever we change a play or the

direction of a play the snap count is automatically first Hit


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The next 2 slides areextremely

importantThis is how we will call plays

This is an example play call in thehuddle

15 Vince on YellowThis will be a play call from no huddle

Navy..Navy..Yellow..Yellow..Vince 57..Vince 57

Ready HitThe rules for understanding the calls are on the

next slide


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Navy 15 Vince on HitIn thehuddle we would call the formation followed

by the play

1

st exampl

ewould b

eN

avy 15 Vince

onH

it.Th

istells us the formationNavy

Followed by the play which is veer option left15

being the option left call since 5 is odd and odd

numbers=leftVince is another reinforcement that we are running

option.

Hit is snap count


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Navy..Navy ..Yellow Yellow.. Vince 567 Vince 567 Ready

Hit.

This is a no huddle play callWhat does this mean to us?1st Navy is the formation

2nd Yellow indicates snap count. First Hit

Vince tells us it is Veer option

We will still use first names as play indicatorswe could call veer

optionVinceVictoras examples3rd and probably most important is the number. Only the last number

means anythingAll our plays have a number designation/all even

numbers are plays run to the rightall odd numbers are plays run to

the left. We will know this from practice and repetition.

So Navy tell us the formation.

Vince tells us Veer Option. Only the last number in 567 means anything.the7 which is an odd

number tells us we are running Veer Option to the left.

Remember even numbers right and odd number left

7 is an odd number so we would be running 15 Victor.


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Motion Concepts

We use motion to gain an advantage at the

point of attack

We want to remove a defender

We want to gain leverage

We want to change the strength

We

want to make

a cove

rage

de

te

rmination


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Motion Calls

Tail Motion--Slotback away from the play side call.This motion will be part of most of our option playsand will not be part of the play call. Aiming point istheTail/Butt of the 3 back. Your motion will start onthe Rin ReadyYou should have 1-11/2 steps on

the ground at the snap of the ballYou will berunning full speed. Long-Tail Slot Back away from the play side call are

running faster than in tail to align themselves behindthe play side guard. This motion will be started ontheheel movement of the QB/1

Three Step Motion is run by the play side slot startingon thehell movement of the QB/1. You want to get 3steps on the ground or behind the outsidehip of thePSG. Depending on the play you will either getdownhill as a lead blocker or take an open step and

maintain a pitch relationship with the QB/


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Motion Calls

Rip and Liz are ZIP(fast motion) across the formation.

This movement will be dictated on the movement ofthe QBs heel. Rip is Right Slot going left and Liz is LeftSlot going right

Room or Loom will be Zoom motion across theformation by a either X..Z..2..4..when they are alignedon the opposite side of their normal alignmentRoomis Z going in motion to the right and Loom is X going in

motion to the right

Jet Motion is a call we will use to mesh with the QB ason Jet Sweep


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Motion Calls1. Cowboy Motion Is for a wide slot player and is two

steps toward the play and get in a pitch relationship

with quarterback

2. Yo-Yo Motion when you start one way and go back

to original starting point3. Slow Motion when we want a back or TE to stay

same side as play

4. Shuffle Motionwhen we want a back or TE to

sh

uffle

to a spot5. Tradewhen a TE/Slot/X or Z trade places on line of

scrimmage


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Installing The Midline Option


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Installing The Option As A System:

Midline Option

We Will Install The Midline Option First As It Is TheEasiest Read For The QB

The MidlineAttacks The Middle OfThe Defense

Forces The DefenseTo ReduceTheir Front

Reduction OfThe Front Opens Up The Perimeter

Complementary Plays Answer What Defenses Do ToTake MidlineAway

Complementary Plays Allow You To Dictate Who

Carries The Football We Will Practice It Every Day

They Will HaveA Week To Be Ready


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Midline Installation Rules

Run To A 3 TechniqueKey for our QBs andlineman to understand

Run To TheTight End Sideif the formationh

as aTE

Late

r in the

installation proce

ss we

Will Run It Weak and vs. a 50 Front

FB Attacks The Midpoint OfThe Center

QB Reads The Jersey Number OfThe 3 Tech

IfThe 3 Squeezes, Pull and Replace IfThe 3 Comes Up-field Give and Replace


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10/11 Midline

Backfield Action

PSSB: Arc release andblock #3who is thesupport player

BSSB: Run pitch route onsnap of ball turn up andlead QB on Iso/Blast

3-back: run the

midlinepress and runtoand offthe PSGblock

Perimeter Rules

PSWR Stalk BlockThinkoutside runaiming pointoutside peck

BSWR Across fieldtechnique

QB Read

Read FMLOS past center/3techniques as togive/keepon keep replacethe feet of 3 technique


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10/11 Midline

OL RULES

PST: Turn out

PSG: Inside release through

A gapblock PSLB thru BSLB

C: BaseBS 1 or 2Nearest

LB. Possible Ace Lion/Ram

BSG: Base to Reach

BST: Reach and be wary ofbackside end


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Midline Option: The Mesh

The QB Will PushAway And Step At Six

On The PushAway Step, The QB Brings The

Ball To His Third Hand (Belly)

As He Steps At Six, The QB Will ReachThe

Ball Deep and Snap His Eyes To His Read

The FB Will Run Up The Midpoint OfThe

Center Forming A Soft PocketThe FB Will Feel The QB, He Will Not Snatch

The Ball


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Illustrating The Mesh

The QB Will PushAway And Step At Six

On The PushAway Step, The QB Brings The

Ball To His Third Hand (Belly)

As He Steps At Six, The QB Will ReachThe

Ball Deep and Snap His Eyes To His Read

The FB Will Run Up The Midpoint OfThe

Ce

nte

r FormingA

Soft Pocke

tThe FB Will Feel The QB, He Will Not Snatch

The Ball


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Reading The 3 Tech Mesh Drill

IfThe 3 Tech Comes Up-field..

QB Gives

IfThe 3 Tech Squeezes

The QB Will Pull The Ball AndReplaceThe 3 Tech

If the QB Has The Ball At HisFront Leg

He Will GiveThe Ball The FB Must MakeA Soft Pocket

T


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Midline Option:Midline Option:Play Side Guard Pickin GrassPlay Side Guard Pickin Grass

The Play Side Guard Is Going To ReduceThe Play Side Guard Is Going To ReduceHis Shoulder To Get Under The 3 TechHis Shoulder To Get Under The 3 Tech

and Attack TheM

ike Linebackerand Attack TheM

ike Linebacker We Teach This Technique As Pickin GrassWe Teach This Technique As Pickin Grass He Picks Grass With His Outside Arm andHe Picks Grass With His Outside Arm and

Gets His Eyes To The MikeGets His Eyes To The Mike

If The Mike Steps Up, Block HimIf The Mike Steps Up, Block Him If The Mike Flows, Go To The Free SafetyIf The Mike Flows, Go To The Free Safety


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Pickin Grass Drill For The PSGPickin Grass Drill For The PSG

T

MIn This Case, The Mike Stepped UpIn The A Gap, So The PSG PickedHim Up

T

MIn This Case, The Mike Attcked The BGap, So The PSG worked up to FS

F


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Two To Track TwoTwo To Track Two

We Want To Have A Second Player TrackWe Want To Have A Second Player TrackThe Mike LB To The FS Whenever PossibleThe Mike LB To The FS Whenever Possible

Depending On The Front, The PST, TE, orDepending On The Front, The PST, TE, orSB Will Be The Second TrackerSB Will Be The Second Tracker

Their Eyes Must Be On The Mike BackerTheir Eyes Must Be On The Mike Backer

If He Goes Away, Eyes Must Go To TheIf He Goes Away, Eyes Must Go To TheFree SafetyFree Safety


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Two Track Two Drill IllustratedTwo Track Two Drill Illustrated

T

MIn This Case, The Mike Stepped UpIn The A Gap, So The PSG PickedHim Up. The TE goes up to the FSIn the Jill Scheme

T

MIn This Case, The Mike Stepped UpIn The B Gap, So The TE Picked Him

Up and the PSG went the free safety.Again this is Jill Scheme

F

E

E


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Fold BlocksFold Blocks

Fold Blocks Give You Advantages As You CanFold Blocks Give You Advantages As You CanGet Angles On DefendersGet Angles On Defenders

Like Any Skill Fold Blocks Must Be PracticedLike Any Skill Fold Blocks Must Be Practiced We Have Two Calls For Fold BlocksWe Have Two Calls For Fold Blocks Jack and Jill Are The Two CallsJack and Jill Are The Two Calls If We Call Jack, The Outside Lineman Will GoIf We Call Jack, The Outside Lineman Will Go

First, And The Inside Lineman Will Step AroundFirst, And The Inside Lineman Will Step Around If We Call Jill, The Inside Lineman Will Go FirstIf We Call Jill, The Inside Lineman Will Go Firstand The Outside Lineman Will Step Aroundand The Outside Lineman Will Step Around


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Midline Option: The Jill Scheme

This Is An Option Scheme Run To A 4-4Defense

We Run This Versus a 3 and 7To The Play Side

This Allows Us To Get Two Players Tracking TheMike LB And Free Safety

We Get TheEnd Angle Blocked To The Outside


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Midline Option: The Jill Scheme/KingsmenMidline Option: The Jill Scheme/Kingsmen

E T ETSMWRC C

F

This is the Jill Scheme Because Of The Fold Block By TheTackle and TE. The Tackle Goes First, Hence The Jill Call.The Slot back will lead the QB into the hole


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Midline Option: The Jill Scheme/KingsmenMidline Option: The Jill Scheme/Kingsmen

E T ETMWRC CF

The QB Reads The 3 Tech For His Give/Keep and replaces thefeet of 3 technique. If we add third option off this play hethen Pitches Off The Sam LB.

S


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3

2

TE

4

E T ET

SMWRC CF

The QB Reads The 3 Tech For His Give/Keep, and Pitches OffTheSam LB.

O = #1

= #2


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3

2

TE

E T ET

SMWRC CF

This is the Jill Scheme Because OfThe Fold Block By TheTackle and

TE Or Tackle and 2 0r 4. TheTackle Goes First, HenceThe Jill Call.

The Motion Back Gets Into Relationship And Calls Ball, Ball

4


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Midline Option: KingsmenMidline Option: Kingsmen

E T ETSMWRC C

F

The Base Scheme Is An Alert Used By The TE Vs. A College4-3Base Tells The Tackle He Is The 2nd Tracker of the Mike AndThe TB Leads Up On The Sam


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Midline Option: Falcon to the Open sideMidline Option: Falcon to the Open side

3

24

x z

E T ETSMWRC C

F

We Use The Base Scheme Away From The TEThe Tailback Will Lead The QB Through The B Gap/14 BlastOn A Pull ReadThis allows us to run midline versus a reduced front


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Midline Option: Vs. A 50 DefenseMidline Option: Vs. A 50 Defense

E T ETSMW RC CF

Vs. The 50 You Can Still Run MidlineIt allows Your Back To Read The Block On The NoseThe QB Reads The DT in a 5 tech.

D f i Adj MidliD f i Adj Midli


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Defensive Adjustment vs. MidlineDefensive Adjustment vs. Midline

E T ETSMWRC C

F

One way the defense will try to take midline away is byhaving the Sam fall in on the QB. The Sam will meet theQB in the B gap for a short gain. This exposes the perimeter.

Midli O ti 13 I O itMidli O ti 13 I O it


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Midline Option: 13 Iso OppositeMidline Option: 13 Iso Opposite

E T ETSMWRC C

F

Iso Follow Opposite Is Designed To Take Advantage Of AWill Who Is Falling In On The Dive And Beating Our ComboAfter Riding The FB, The QB Will Pull and Follow The FBOpposite

Midli O ti 10 C t O tiMidli O ti 10 C t O ti


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Midline Option: 10 Counter OptionMidline Option: 10 Counter Option

E T ETSMW RC C

F

This Is Another Great Complement To The Will Falling In OnDive. We Run This To A 4-3 With The Invert StrongThe QB Rides The FB, Turns Backside, and Pitches Off TheBackside DE / 5 Technique

D f i Adj t t MidliD f i Adj t t Midli


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Defensive Adjustment vs. MidlineDefensive Adjustment vs. Midline

E T ETSMWRC C

F

The defense will also have the 3 tech slam the guard and theMike stem hard to the B gap. This stunt has the Mike beatingthe Slot orTE, and we must add a complementary play todefeat this.

Midli O ti 30/32/31/33 DiMidli O ti 30/32/31/33 Di


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Midline Option: 30/32/31/33 DiveMidline Option: 30/32/31/33 Dive

E T ETSMWRC C

F

Dive Takes Advantage Of The Mike Stemming To B GapThis Allows Us To Get The Ball To Our FB With Two ZoneCombos In The Middle. In this case deuce and ace lion

Midli O ti 10/11 QB IMidli O ti 10/11 QB I


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Midline Option: 10/11 QB IsoMidline Option: 10/11 QB Iso

E T ETSMWRC C

F

This is another way we take advantage of the Mike LBstemming to the B gap. The QB rides the FB and follows himthrough the 0 hole.

Midli O ti Th F l S hMidli O ti Th F l S h


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Midline Option: The Falcon SchemeMidline Option: The Falcon Scheme

E T ET SMWRC CF

The QB Still Reads The 3 Technique For A Give KeepThe Slot Slow Motions and Gets Down The LineThe Z Blocks The Corner

Installation Of The Inside VeerInstallation Of The Inside Veer: We do not: We do not


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care what the defense does. We get great atcare what the defense does. We get great atwhat we do and run it.what we do and run it.


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Installation Of The Veer Option:Installation Of The Veer Option:Why The Inside Veer?Why The Inside Veer?

Attacks The Open Side Of The DefenseAttacks The Open Side Of The Defense Forces The Defense To Play Assignment FootballForces The Defense To Play Assignment Football

Away From The Tight EndAway From The Tight End Downhill Blocking Schemes Create MovementDownhill Blocking Schemes Create Movement Zone Combinations Allow For Easier Blitz PickupsZone Combinations Allow For Easier Blitz Pickups Easy Read For The QBEasy Read For The QB Complementary and Play Action Pass CauseComplementary and Play Action Pass Cause

Conflict In DefendersConflict In Defenders

Counting in the Veer


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Option Game

#1 is the first DL on or outside the PST Must be 4 technique or greater

#1 must be outside the B gap

#2 is the first defender outside #1..on/off LOS

#3 is the Alley Fill Player

= #1

= #2= #3


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Inside Veer Installation RulesInside Veer Installation Rules

Run To A 5 TechniqueRun To A 5 Technique Run Away From The TERun Away From The TE

FB Attacks Inside Hip Of The GuardFB Attacks Inside Hip Of The Guard QB Reads The Jersey Number Of The 5QB Reads The Jersey Number Of The 5

TechTech

If The 5 Squeezes, Pull and ReplaceIf The 5 Squeezes, Pull and ReplaceIf The 5 Comes Upfield Give and ReplaceIf The 5 Comes Upfield Give and Replace


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Veer Blocking RulesVeer Blocking Rules

BSWRBSWRCut off TechniqueCut off Technique

and secure backsideand secure backside PSWRPSWRStalk Block AimingStalk Block Aiming

Point Inside Outside PeckPoint Inside Outside Peck

FullbackFullbackRun Veer PathRun Veer Paththrough the inside leg/hipthrough the inside leg/hipof PSGof PSG

PSSBPSSB ARC release for firstARC release for first

secondary threat. Listen forsecondary threat. Listen forblock callblock call ARCARCSwitchSwitch----LoadLoad

BSSBBSSBTail Motion andTail Motion andmaintain pitch relationshipmaintain pitch relationship

QBQBStep at 4 or 8 oclockStep at 4 or 8 oclock

and read FMLOS outside Band read FMLOS outside Bgap to head up with tackle.gap to head up with tackle.Ideally 5 TechniqueIdeally 5 Techniquelineman.lineman.GatherReadExplodeGatherReadExplode

Attack Inside of Pitch KeyAttack Inside of Pitch Key

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Lineman VeerLineman VeerBlocking RulesBlocking Rules

BSTBST Scoop blockScoop block areaarea

blocking rulesblocking rules----responsibleresponsiblefrom your crotch to BSG crotchfrom your crotch to BSG crotch

BSGBSG Scoop blockScoop block areaareablocking rulesblocking rules crotchcrotch--crotchcrotch

CenterCenter Scoop Combo withScoop Combo withPlay Side Guard to Back SidePlay Side Guard to Back Side

Guard to LinebackerGuard to Linebacker centercentercovered playside A and half thecovered playside A and half thenose working in combo withnose working in combo withBSGBSG

PSGPSG Base RuleBase Rule covered bycovered bya 2i step with insidea 2i step with insidefootcovered by a 3 tech stepfootcovered by a 3 tech step

with outside footwith outside foot PSTPST PSLBPSLB to block to PSLBto block to PSLB

the PST takes the best possiblethe PST takes the best possiblerelease to himrelease to him

TETEwork in combination withwork in combination withPSTPST

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1. THE DEFINITION OF THE1. THE DEFINITION OF THE PSLBPSLB IS ANYIS ANY

LINEBACKER FROM THE TACKLES OUTSIDELINEBACKER FROM THE TACKLES OUTSIDESHOULDER TO THE INSIDE. IT DOES NOTSHOULDER TO THE INSIDE. IT DOES NOTMATTER WHETHER IT IS A LINEBACKER. IT IS AMATTER WHETHER IT IS A LINEBACKER. IT IS ADEFENDER ON THE SECOND LEVEL OF THEDEFENDER ON THE SECOND LEVEL OF THEDEFENSE ALIGNED OVER OR INSIDE THEDEFENSE ALIGNED OVER OR INSIDE THEOFFENSIVE TACKLE.OFFENSIVE TACKLE.

2. PST HAS A SIMPLE RULE FOR HIS RELEASE. IF2. PST HAS A SIMPLE RULE FOR HIS RELEASE. IFTHE PSG IS COVERED HE TAKES AN INSIDETHE PSG IS COVERED HE TAKES AN INSIDE

RELEASEA 3 OR 2 TECHNIQUE.IF GUARDRELEASEA 3 OR 2 TECHNIQUE.IF GUARDUNCOVERED A 1 TECHNIQUE AND PSG CANUNCOVERED A 1 TECHNIQUE AND PSG CANPREVENT B GAP RUN THROUGH TAKE OUTSIDEPREVENT B GAP RUN THROUGH TAKE OUTSIDERELEASERELEASE

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ET TE

BBB B

Release move to LB

Avoid contact at LOS

Either swim or rip

Quick off the ball


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ET TE

BBB B

Release move to LB

Avoid contact at LOS

Quick arc if inside shade

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1. PSG HAS A BASE RULE. IF COVERED HE BLOCKS1. PSG HAS A BASE RULE. IF COVERED HE BLOCKS

BASE. IF HE IS UNCOVERED BE BLOCKS THE PSLBBASE. IF HE IS UNCOVERED BE BLOCKS THE PSLBWITH THE PST. IF A 1 TECHNIQUE HE WORKS INWITH THE PST. IF A 1 TECHNIQUE HE WORKS INCOMBO WITH CENTER WITH CENTER WORKINGCOMBO WITH CENTER WITH CENTER WORKINGSCOOP TO OVERTAKE 1 TECHNIQUE.SCOOP TO OVERTAKE 1 TECHNIQUE.

2. WHEN WORKING IN COMBO WITH PST IF2. WHEN WORKING IN COMBO WITH PST IFLINEBACKER SCRAPES OF FLOWS OUTSIDE THE PSTLINEBACKER SCRAPES OF FLOWS OUTSIDE THE PSTWILL BLOCK HIM WITH PSG WORKING UP TOWILL BLOCK HIM WITH PSG WORKING UP TOSAFETY. IF PSLB HANGS OR BLITZES THE PSG TAKESSAFETY. IF PSLB HANGS OR BLITZES THE PSG TAKES

HIM WITH PST WORKING UP TO SAFETY.

HIM WITH PST WORKING UP TO SAFETY.

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ET TE

BBB B

Drive block Man-on

Must get movement

Will get help from the Center


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ET TE

BBB B

Drive block Man-on

Must get movement

If outside shade, drive out one-on-one

Center and Backside lineman rulesCenter and Backside lineman rules


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1. CENTER AND BACKSIDE LINEMAN ARE WORKING SCOOP1. CENTER AND BACKSIDE LINEMAN ARE WORKING SCOOPRULES. IF CENTER IS COVERED HE IS RESPONSIBLE THE PS ARULES. IF CENTER IS COVERED HE IS RESPONSIBLE THE PS A

GAP AND SCOOPS HALF THE NOSE. IF THE NOSE STAYSGAP AND SCOOPS HALF THE NOSE. IF THE NOSE STAYSFRONTSIDE HE DRIVES ON HIM. IF THE NOSE SLANTS BASKSIDEFRONTSIDE HE DRIVES ON HIM. IF THE NOSE SLANTS BASKSIDETHE BSG SCOOPS AND IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE OTHER HALF OFTHE BSG SCOOPS AND IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE OTHER HALF OFTHE NOSE AND TAKES OVER THE BLOCK WHICH ALLOWS THETHE NOSE AND TAKES OVER THE BLOCK WHICH ALLOWS THECENTER TO CLIMB TO THE SECOND LEVEL.CENTER TO CLIMB TO THE SECOND LEVEL.

2. THIS IS THE CROTCH TO CROTCH RULE2. THIS IS THE CROTCH TO CROTCH RULE

3. THIS RULE APPLIES TO ALL BACKSIDE SCOOP BLOCKING WE3. THIS RULE APPLIES TO ALL BACKSIDE SCOOP BLOCKING WEARE RESPONSIBLE FOR AN AREA.ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR AN AREA.

Center and Backside lineman rulesCenter and Backside lineman rules


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ET TE

BBB B

Double w/play side Guard

Take DL to level 2

If DT plays B gap, secure play side

A gap, then to backside LB


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ET TE

BBB B

Cut off backside A gap


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ET TE

BBB B

Scoop & Seal

Fullbacks and SlotsFullbacks and Slots


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1. THE FULLBACK ALIGNS 5 YARDS FROM THE TIP OF THE1. THE FULLBACK ALIGNS 5 YARDS FROM THE TIP OF THEFOOTBALLFOOTBALL

2. AIMING POINT OR RUNNING TRACK IS THE INSIDE LEG/HIP2. AIMING POINT OR RUNNING TRACK IS THE INSIDE LEG/HIPOF GUARDOF GUARD

3. SLOTS ALIGN OFF THE OUTSIDE FOOT OF THE TACKLE/WE3. SLOTS ALIGN OFF THE OUTSIDE FOOT OF THE TACKLE/WEWILL ADJUST BY FORMATION.WILL ADJUST BY FORMATION.4. IN TAIL MOTION WE AIM FOR THE BUTT OF THE FB. THIS IS4. IN TAIL MOTION WE AIM FOR THE BUTT OF THE FB. THIS ISDONE ON A DEAD SPRINT. AFTER GAINING THIS DEPTH MIRRORDONE ON A DEAD SPRINT. AFTER GAINING THIS DEPTH MIRRORTHE QB. MAINTAIN A 4 X 1 RELATIONSHIP WITH THE QB. WETHE QB. MAINTAIN A 4 X 1 RELATIONSHIP WITH THE QB. WEARE ATTACKING THE LINE OF SCRIMMAGE.ARE ATTACKING THE LINE OF SCRIMMAGE.

4.4. WE WANT THE BALL PITCHED PARALLEL TO THE LINE OFWE WANT THE BALL PITCHED PARALLEL TO THE LINE OF

SCRIMMAGE NOT BACKWARDS.SCRIMMAGE NOT BACKWARDS.

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1. THE QB IS READING THE FIRST DOWN1. THE QB IS READING THE FIRST DOWN

LINEMAN OUTSIDE THE B GAP.LINEMAN OUTSIDE THE B GAP. WE WANT TOWE WANT TOALWAYS TRY AND RUN VEER TO A 1 AND 5ALWAYS TRY AND RUN VEER TO A 1 AND 5TECHNIQUE.TECHNIQUE.

2. THE PITCH KEY IS THE NEXT THREAT TO THE2. THE PITCH KEY IS THE NEXT THREAT TO THEOUTSIDE ON OF OFF THE LOS..OUTSIDE ON OF OFF THE LOS..

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TTE E

BB SA

F CC

TTE EBB

SA

F CC

Pages from the Quarterback Manual

Hand Off Key

Pitch Key


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TTE E

BB

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Hand Off Key

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Hand Off Key

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Veer Option: The MeshVeer Option: The Mesh

The QB Will Step At 45 or 4 oclock and8 oclock. Then Get Downhill into thehole

As he gets into the hole, the QB willsnap is eyes to the five technique whilereaching the ball deep

The FB will run off the Inside hip of the

guard making a soft pocket

The FB Will Feel The QB, He Will NotSnatch The Ball


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Reading The 5 Tech: Veer Mesh DrillReading The 5 Tech: Veer Mesh Drill

If The 5 Tech Comes Upfield,If The 5 Tech Comes Upfield,The QB GivesThe QB Gives

If The 5 Tech Squeezes, TheIf The 5 Tech Squeezes, The

QB Will Pull The Ball AndQB Will Pull The Ball AndReplace The 5 TechReplace The 5 Tech If the QB Has The Ball At HisIf the QB Has The Ball At His

Front Leg, He Will Give TheFront Leg, He Will Give TheBallBall

The FB MustMake A SoftThe FB MustMake A SoftPocketPocket

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C G T EGTE

2

SL

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3

QB

FB

Step Over Step Over

SL

FB

FB FB

FB

QB

QB

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QB Reads The Five Tech For His Give/Keep ReadFB Aims For Inside Hip Of PSGSB Drop Steps and Gets Into RelationshipPSSB Arc release and blocks run support

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E T ETSMW RC CF

QB Reads The Five Tech For His Give/Keep ReadFB Aims For Outside Hip Of PSGSB Drop Steps and Gets Into Relationship

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Veer: 15 Veer to a 3 TechVeer: 15 Veer to a 3 Tech

E T ET SMW RC CF

Deuce Combo on the 3 tech to WillQB Still Reads 5 TechSB Drop Steps and Gets Into Relationship

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60 Defense60 Defense

(Even)(Even)

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Veer: 15 Veer vs. True 50Veer: 15 Veer vs. True 50

T ET SMW RC CF

PST release to PSLB, the Will in this casePSSB releases outside read key two tracking two to FSQB Still Reads 5 TechThe QB pitches off the Ghost 9 technique

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Halfbacks dance and halfbacks flirt, while linemen crawl and eat dirt.When game time comes, backs run the ball.

When glory comes, they get it all.

But if 100 yards they gain, it's through the linemen's swear and pain.

While halfbacks cry when they see blood, linemen hide it under mud.

Some backs have moves and others speed, but spirit's all a linemanneeds.

Backs are good and some are fine, but they'd be nothing without the

line.

A halfback loves and then he weds, but linemen only love their sleds.

The fans all see halfbacks run, but few see what the line has done.And that's why those who know agree, theres half a game the fans

dont see.

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Line CallsLine Calls

Center and Right Guard: Ace Lion

Center and Left Guard: Ace Ram

Guard and Tackle: Deuce

Tackle and Tight End: TreyFold Blocks (Fever): Jack and Jill

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Zone Combination BlocksZone Combination Blocks

Two Offensive Lineman Track A DefensiveTwo Offensive Lineman Track A DefensiveLineman and A LinebackerLineman and A Linebacker

We Have Four Eyes On The BackerWe Have Four Eyes On The Backer We Secure the Down Guy FirstWe Secure the Down Guy First Players Will Step Hippo (Hip to Hip)Players Will Step Hippo (Hip to Hip) Linemen Must Not Get SplitLinemen Must Not Get Split Drive DDrive D--Lineman Into Backer, Come Off AtLineman Into Backer, Come Off At

Backer Level, Dont ChaseBacker Level, Dont Chase

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Inside Zone Rules

Center: Play SideA Gap (0)

PSG: Play Side B Gap (1)

PST: Play Side C Gap (2)

BSG: Back SideA Gap (1)

BST: Back Side B Gap (2)

TE: Front Side D Gap #3

Our landmark is the players inside Jersey number.

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man will work combinationThey will track the down lineman to the linebacker

We will make a solid call ifeveryone is covered

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T T EE

MW1 2

2

13 3

S

C

LG

LT

Identify Mike as 0, Combo with RG, combo 3 Tech to Mike

Covered, Listen for combo call, DT is 1, combo 1 tech to Will

Identify Will as 2, make combo call, combo 1 tech to Will

RG

RT

TE

Identify 3 Tech as #1, listen for combo call, combo 1 tech to Mike

Covered by #2, make solo call, you have 2 to yourself

Covered by #3, make solo call as you and RT are covered

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L

B

T E

B

TE

B

This is a two-on-two drill

working two offensive lineman

vs. a defensive lineman and a

backer. This is a generic drill

where we will put guards with

tackles and centers with

guards. We want this to be a

game speed drill once theinitial teaching is done.

You must work against twists,

slants, and loops!

This is our three on three drill we do a lot

because of stacked fronts. We get head up

tackles that will slant. We work this drill with

the front side, then the backside. We get our

eyes up and this teaches the kids to be able to

work an inside threat. We teach patience inthis drill and we follow a very strict rule, Dont

Chase Backers.

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Kings Park Passing Game

Passing Routes


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Passing Routes

Passes will be identified by the name of Colleges.

Post PurduePittsburgh

Out Oklahoma

Verticals Virginia Villanova

Slants Syracuse

Flag Florida Fresno

Seam Arkansas This a rule breaker because wewill run seam routs showing Arc blocking.

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Passing Routes

Cross Cincinnati Clemson

Dig Duke Delaware

In Indiana Illinois

Wheel Wisconsin Wyoming

Post-Flag Combination X

Hitch Hofstra Harvard

Bubble Boise Buffalo

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Passing Routes

Passing routes will be called from left to right

A call might be Pittsburgh/Oklahoma twice

This would mean both sides of the ball are

running the same routes

X on the left is running a post

2 on the left is running an out

Z on the right is running a post

4 on the right is running an out

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510 Pitt/OkieTwice Big

2 1

ZX

3

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900 Series


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900 Series

We will be a play-action passing team

When you hear a 9 in thehuddle preceding a play call that is

your cue that it is play-action pass

914 would mean we were showing veer action right and

passing

In the play-action passing attack we will slide protect

opposite the number call with the offensive line.

The backs will fit to the side of the play call with the 3 fitting

next to the tackle and 2 and 4 fitting accordingly

900 series passes will be named and must be

committed to memory in order for you to play

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On 914/15 Search Wheel 2 or 4 always in 3 step motion

2 1

ZX

3

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600 Series


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600 Series

This is 3 step passing game

All route combinations can be run and will be

called by route/college designation

Pass protection will be big on big with the 3

fitting to the side of play call

610 Hofstra Big


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