Josh Snow

@ChalkLast0712 This is perfectly said

2 ways to create issues for a defense with formations: -have so many formations that defenses have to spend extra time in practice & can easily get misaligned OR -have so few formations the defense never knows what is coming bc tendencies are much more difficult to figure out

RPO Masterclass: Best Run-Pass Option Strategies in Football youtu.be/yic9FWdlVEg

Speed off the ball makes the OZ guys look slow

@CFBAnalytical Thank you I am good. You summed it up perfectly well

@JSnow56 Want the full nfl fbs research reports?

I feel vindicated

Real world 80/20 principle We were relatively evolved and forward thinking in the RPO game - 15 or so concepts 76% of the production came from either a Glance or a hitch. Lets not overthink this thing

Random Bears 4 game study on protections and use of chipping edges versus not 128 Non screen Passes PA protections - 42x 5/6 Man w/chip - 50x 5/6 man w/o chip - 36x (28%) Protecting with neither a chip nor PA scheme is a dangerous game

@Coach_DDavidson Cut-ups I have collected

@JSnow56 Where are you getting the data from?

Re-Looking at Data from floods would possibly teach the post / storm / as a true alert and not 1st in the read. 130 plays 22x - Posts - 19 ypp / 36% efficient 48x - Over / Sail - 17 Ypp - 71% efficient 33x - Check Downs - 8.3 ypp - 72% efficient The high-low is so valuable

Outside Storms > Slot Off coverage > Press youtu.be/eA41HMfl2xs

For those that run both. What does double post-over get you that your version of sail/flood doesnt?

@BrahmaTradition Its a cop out but Ben Johnson seems to pop more people wide open than most. Fact check me but I think they were the most open in the league last year with lions. not sure this year

@JSnow56 Best way you observed teams used it to scheme people open? What concepts/coverages?

Wanted to make sure I wasn't going too stack crazy so quickly charted four random Bears games. 2 or more detached WR's 86/146 (59%) = A stack or bunch

@BrahmaTradition Can generate less tight coverage. Helps you scheme people open a bit more. Allows you to target the field 1 much more. I am a huge fan

@JSnow56 Biggest benefits to stacks in your opinion? Why does nfl use it so much? We liked it vs banjo coverage to gain leverage easier and for Rpo game.

Interesting as I continue to study stacks and how they help create leverage. 2020 Our QB threw for roughly 3600 Yards on 348 attempts. The field #1 (top of numbers-ish) was targeted only 21 of those 348 reps

@illmalec Our best pro by far. I am very interested in it with 6 OL packages / best blocker at TE. That is the pressure point of the protection. Put best blocker there could help

Gregg Williams on full slide/turn protection on @MDGAPodcast

Tulane is promoting Tayler Polk to defensive coordinator, sources tell @on3. Was the co-defensive coordinator and safeties coach on Jon Sumrall’s staff. on3.com/rivals/coach/t…

@illmalec @b_peters12 Yes something like that would be great. Probably push it a little more but that is certainly the idea. Someone just had a great rep of it but of course I completely forget who it was

@b_peters12 this route made me think about this... @JSnow56 youtube.com/watch?v=_9e3xA…

2010 Bears (Martz) selling Arches / H Post, adding the Whip tag. Great against man and banjo.

1 game sample size but Dan Campbell might be my favorite play caller. 16/33 passing attempts being play action is fantastic. Highest passing EPA of any game this year. What a concept

@BillyM_91 @illmalec Wow thanks all

@illmalec @JSnow56 Subbed to his page over the summer. One of the best YouTube accounts

A Must-Watch if you're into this kind of thing. s/o @JSnow56 youtube.com/watch?v=RY1t1Z…