Especially effective when you run a Rocket Sweep WITH a false pull by the frontside guard. It puts guard reading LBs in conflict!
Coach Dan Casey@CoachDanCasey
Flip the RB into Counter
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Blair Hubbard
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Blair Hubbard
@CoachHubb2
Football 4x State Champ HC- 3x RunnerUp - 10+ yr Glazier & Nike Clinic Speaker - (228-54) - NFL.HS COY Finalist - Metropolitan League Hall of Fame
Arvada, CO Katılım Şubat 2014
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@CoachDanCasey Especially effective when you run a Rocket Sweep WITH a false pull by the frontside guard. It puts guard reading LBs in conflict!
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@coachhaddadjr Has been a staple in the FttF Offense since 2009! I wouldn't bring the RB across to the TE like Reid did, that draws eyes back that direction!
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@MikekKuchar Absolutely! I call this "CAT" Center And Tackle! A tag for Bucksweep vs odd fronts. Creates great angles, takes care of a quick nose/shade, and messes with guard reading LBs! And no new learning for tackles that run GT! ALWAYS train your centers to pull!
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These Center pulls a great alternative from having him choke back on a 3-Tech in gap schemes. Great collect technique here by RT.
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Is there anything more aesthetically pleasing than a clean Trap?
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@ChipSeagle I'll see your Zone Reach & raise you a strong A-gap (under front) reach on Buck! I think the most common issue w/ Buck is that hard to reach strong A-gap defender. Answer...CAT Tag (Center And Tackle) center pulls & kicks, tackle wraps just like GT, REALLY messes with LB keys!
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When people ask me why I prefer Buck to Wide Zone or Stretch, here’s what I should show them as I say, "I have coached football for over 40 years, watched 1,000s of hours of game film, and I have never coached or coached against a Center that could do this." Down blocks are easier to teach and execute.
Now, if you have one of these, by all means, carry on.
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Gonna be hilarious someday when the Broncos move to Wyoming.
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Normalize drawing pass protections vs the defense on whiteboard plays.
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Blair Hubbard retweetledi
Too many coaches think old offenses are outdated.
They're not. They're a masterclass in sequencing.
What "dinosaur" offenses teach:
- If/then decision trees
- Using deception to create conflict and a numbers advantage
- How one play sets up the next
Modern offenses: Inside Zone + RPO on repeat.
You want to grow as a play caller? Study the classics.
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Congrats Brother! Go do great things! I know you will!
JR Conkright@COACH_JRC
Excited for the opportunity and it’s time to get to work. Thanks to all the coaches who have helped me get to this point in my coaching career.
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@CoachCroyle Not a schematically successful play! See my repost for the reason why!
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When I transitioned our UC offense to Gun in 2009 this was one of the reasons I avoided the spinner method for the offense. It's TOO SLOW getting complimentary plays into the line of scrimmage! Schematically the play that's posted isn't successful, it was blown up by the defense and the only reason it was successful is because the RB bounced it. I'm attaching a number of gun rocket sweeps and off tackle runs. You want to hit the off tackle quick enough that the influence from the sweep on the edge defenders does not give them an opportunity to fall back in and defend off tackle. Keep an eye on outside linebackers and safeties in the film.
Coach Johnny Croyle@CoachCroyle
✅Orbit Motion ✅Spinner ✅Same side CTR #RunCounter 🔥
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Njigba changed his cleats (florescent green) so he isn't as easy to identify! It's the details!
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Every struggling offense I've watched has the same problem:
A playbook full of cool plays that don't work together.
Great offenses aren't collections. They're systems where every concept supports the next.
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Alignment is the key! Everyone heading in the same direction! The Chief Alignment Officer, reminding everyone of the vision and direction. This is how programs climb and conversely how they start to slide!
Zach Brandon@MVP_Mindset
Mike Macdonald shares the two key roles he plays as an NFL Head Coach. Chief Alignment Officer Chief Reminding Officer A head coach's job is about ensuring everyone knows the following: Who we are, how we do things, and what we will and won't tolerate. If you don’t define where you’re going, someone else will. If you don’t reinforce and remind people of what matters, drift takes over. Vision sets the destination. Standards keep everyone on the road. Without both, you just have a group of talented people pulling in different directions. With both, you get a team. 📹: Good Work Podcast
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I used to think great play callers had an answer for everything.
Truth is, they just know the 3 answers defenses give to their system every week.
Spent years chasing variety. Should've spent it mastering consistency.
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To all the coaches at the @nationalwingt1 Clinic this weekend... this really sums up a lot of what I was sharing this weekend and sums up the reasons behind the FttF System! Good luck next season! Any questions, reach out!
Preston Troyer@CoachFBInsights
Most OCs think play calling is about what to call next. It's not. It's about creating a decision tree that holds up against anything a defense throws at you. Here's the framework I use: 1. Start with your best play vs their anticipated look. 2. Find out how they are going to play you. 3. Attack their adjustments The defense gets a vote. But you control the conversation. Stop chasing answers. Build a system that creates them.
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#iykyk
Honored to share FttF with alot of amazing coaches in Pittsburgh! 3rd time speaking here. If you haven't been you need to next year!
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Blair Hubbard retweetledi
I’m pretty sure that @CoachHubb2 made the quote, but it was one of my favorites: “We don’t play 7 on 7 football, we play 11 on 11 football.” (Thus, maybe emphasize the run game first…)
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