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Nick Turchyn
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Nick Turchyn
@CoachTurch
Former OC/QB’s - Gettysburg College. Nothing happens to you everything happens for you
A Shore Katılım Nisan 2012
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🚨 Camp Update 🚨
We are adding a second camp date this summer. Don't miss out on an opportunity to camp with us!
Train with our staff - Showcase your skills - Experience Bowdoin Football!
📅: May 3rd & July 15th
📍: Whittier Field
🔗: polarbearfootballcamps.com
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@CoachCrocky Mostly 6 for 6. But some A Level ( open edged) to B Level, want to marry them up with split-flow action that becomes a route on the backside. Read can get dicey but Q’s can get good at it. DM if you want more
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Offensive coaches.. how do you block up your second level RPO’s? Leave the end unblocked AND read the backer OR block the end and read the backer? 🤔
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🧨🧨🧨 = Skipping 1st downs, not just increasing the number of plays.
James Light@JamesALight
Cleveland Browns HC Todd Monken - Creating Explosive Plays (Cadence & Play Action Pass) Cadence - Built in shot plays/protections on two. Warps/Fastballs. - "You've got to fight like hell whether you get there or not to be elite at cadence if you want to be explosive. - "All you're looking for in that category is five a year, because you keep trying to chop away at being explosive." Play Action Pass - Fast motion - Slicers - Pullers - Inserts
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Interesting conversation with a retired military intelligence officer (who coaches football): "Coaches simplify keys and reads for players to 'play fast', but how often do they simplify their own reads to 'coach fast.' Why wait to make impactful adjustments at halftime?"
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@XandOLabs in all QB/Pass/RPO Manuals used... Not just clinic talk primary tool used to teach athletes to be active problem solvers on the Field
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If anyone else is interested in this, please let us know. We're researching this now with both active and retired military intelligence officers who use(d) OODA Loops.
To anyone who is curious: Observe, Orient, Decide, Action. Its a loop of thought...
And that's how you get FAST at making in game adjustments.
Coach Wooten, M. Ed. M.S.@CoachWoot_06
I’m super interested in learning how the OODA loop applies to film scout and prep
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“I think your job as a coach is to create an environment where your players have an opportunity to be successful and then get out of their way.
We’re in the solution business. If you’re a really good football coach, you are really good at solving problems”
- Chip Kelly
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TEMPO💨
-Tempo as identity not a tool
-Creates tired and un-sound defense
-Stealing yds and explosive plays
-More snaps more chances to score
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@kurt13warner Humbly have a white-belt mentality/always learning, but we emphasized getting the right foot in the ground. We throw on right foot around Pop Ups, change arm angles, etc. In Boot drills, we get depth of the disconnect to then get downhill but w/a finish that can fall back/protect
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I watch a lot of football & would say most of the time QBs have the OPP to chase the throw to some degree… of course NOT always - but I think that is more rare by far!
But if that’s the case for your guys then no doubt you coach it… the question becomes HOW do you coach it? What are the coaching points to get the QB to throw down the line when you can’t run down the line?
Nick Turchyn@CoachTurch
@kurt13warner @DinklerSam With no offense/highest respect to guys who've done it at the highest level - our QBs don't often have the ability to chase the throw, therefore from a skills/drills perspective you have to train it. "Does it Support the End State"- Yes, so we do it.
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@kurt13warner @DinklerSam With no offense/highest respect to guys who've done it at the highest level - our QBs don't often have the ability to chase the throw, therefore from a skills/drills perspective you have to train it. "Does it Support the End State"- Yes, so we do it.
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I wish the QBs would finish with body attacking target & not running to the side of it! Ball will follow your body always!
Offensive_Guru@offensive_guru
Arizona Cardinals QB Bag Footwork Sprint Out Drill w/ Kliff Kingsbury
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SMU HC Rhett Lashlee - Have An Identity
- "Have an identity, know who you are. You need to have an identity, you need to have something you're good at. If the defense doesn't know going into the game what they have to stop to beat you, then you probably don't have a good enough identity."
- "Because if you know who you are, either you're good enough to beat them anyways or when they have to stop it you can know what your answers are. And you don't need a bunch of them, you just need some of them."
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@PaceNSpace2 @XandOLabs Confirmed it in our Self Scout at the D3 Level from the 2025 season yesterday. Our threshold for explosives is a little lower (Run >/= 10 yds, Pass >/= 12 yds). DM me if you'd like more color
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Had a coach tell me the other day, "2 things have the biggest impact on winning: Explosives and turnovers."
Agree?
X&O Labs@XandOLabs
What if you knew exactly where every defense you face is weakest? This OC knew before every game. 41% more points. 116% more explosive pass plays. See how: ⬇️ keap.page/td328/xo-labs-…
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@stevemagness The question to ask is - "does it support the end state (whatever that is chosen to be)?" If something does not support it - it must be thrown out. If it does, then appropriate the time in correlation to its frequency in training. Simple.
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Why do coaches go to greats lengths to simulate small things they'll see on game day?
The brain is an uncertainty reducing machine. If something is different, it lets you know. Often through stress and worry
Simulation sends the message: I've been here before. This is expected
Adam Schefter@AdamSchefter
Patriots HC Mike Vrabel did his best during Friday’s practice to simulate Sunday’s Super Bowl conditions. One hour into practice, Vrabel sent his team back to the locker room, blared Bad Bunny over the stadium speakers for 14 minutes, and then summoned his team back to the field to finish practice, per pool reporter @bylindsayhjones.
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This is even more true for college coaches
Hoop Herald@TheHoopHerald
“High school coaches need to make that experience a positive one for their players” (Via @JayBilas 🎥)
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From Legacy, which weirdly was not mentioned in this article
Bruce Hamburger@CoachBruceHam
Good read on culture & team language nytimes.com/athletic/70068…
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@BenFennell_NFL @JasonMcCourty Great C4 beater, ran it a bunch this year. Love it out of 3x1 FIB, alert the Post (could break to grass especially in the mid red), then high-low the cb or whoever is number 1 from the SL. From the +16 and out the corner breaks to the front pylon, inside break to the back pylon
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@JasonMcCourty Beautiful high RZ concept... Was spammed in league a few years ago. Love seeing some weapon WRs put back there to run it
x.com/BenFennell_NFL…
Ben Fennell@BenFennell_NFL
What will takeover the NFL in 2019? 2018 Copy Cat Play of the Year was the HB Sail concept... Saw it nearly every week and even saw it from 2 teams in the same game! Get your RBs vertical!
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Klimt Kubiak was awesome with his play designs last night for the Seahawks.
This JSN TD beats coverage and stresses the rules of the defense!
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Fernando Mendoza keeps a Mark Twain quote in his phone that he says inspired his decision to leave Cal & transfer to IU:
“So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover."
@CFBPlayoff #NationalChampionship
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