Coach Frank Backle

Blessed to receive a D1 offer from Dartmouth College after an great visit from @CoachBracken @Central_Reg_FB @RivalsHS

The key philosophy former Mount Union coach Larry Kehres used: PLAYERS, FORMATIONS, PLAYS — in that order. One leads to the next, which leads to the next.

The QB offer market is complicated to say the least. We verified the 2026 cycle across all 67 Power 4 schools and found 1,104 school-side QB "Official" offers. From our count, there were only 31 actual high school QB roster spots given. That is roughly 36 offers for every 1 real spot. And 39 of the 67 schools took zero high school quarterbacks. That is the first reality families need to understand. An "official" offer has value. It reflects evaluation and access. But it is not the same thing as roster allocation. The second reality is just as important. Many schools may still be acting in good faith when a QB board changes late. The problem is that quarterback recruiting is now one of the most volatile markets in football. A staff can genuinely like a quarterback in October. Then in December a coordinator leaves. A current QB stays. A transfer becomes available. A decommitment happens somewhere else. NIL priorities shift. The room changes. The board changes. Sometimes the literal night before signing day. That does not always mean the offer was fake. It means quarterback recruiting is a one-spot problem inside a moving market. That is why families cannot confuse interest with certainty. The serious question is not just, “Who offered?” The serious question is, “Who still has both the need and the willingness to give one of their very limited quarterback spots to you when the market tightens?” That is why QB recruiting is not a volume game. It is an alignment game. Offers matter. Timing matters. Roster structure matters. Development matters. Command matters. When the board starts moving, the quarterbacks who survive are usually the ones staffs feel most comfortable protecting. Visibility helps, but alignment is what turns recruiting attention into a real opportunity.

AGTG, after an amazing conversation with @CoachCPPearce, I’m blessed to receive an D1 offer from the University of Bryant

@TheGridironHQ @coachkou @GridironHQ Manual

Most football staffs don’t fail because of talent. They fail because: • No clear structure • No defined roles • No consistent communication So I built a Coaching Staff Manual and I’m giving it to every coach 👇 If you want it: 1. Follow @GridironHQ 2. Like + Repost 3. Comment “MANUAL” I’ll send you the copyable version.

#commited @Central_Reg_FB @CoachAVC_FDU @FDUFootball

Recruits: Right now you should be ✅Making a list of realistic colleges you are interested in. ✅Filling out questionnaires to get in their system. ✅Connecting with the coach who recruits your area. ✅Finding ways to compete at their camp. Do not sit around and wait for things to fall into your lap!

Hardest job in high school football: Calling scout team offense. No glory. No stats. Just trying to simulate a playoff caliber offense with kids whose main goal is surviving inside run period 🤣

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@OLCoachRosen I would agree but only if the routes break at over 10 years or are double moves.

Getting in light personnel and throwing the ball on any/most short yardage situations is ideal imo

@CoachTatum90 @txhsfbchat @Run_TheDamnBall @TheLastFullback @FilmHistoric @PaceNSpace2 @NC_FB_Connect heres one where we flipped the HY

@CoachTatum90 @txhsfbchat @Run_TheDamnBall @TheLastFullback @FilmHistoric @PaceNSpace2 @NC_FB_Connect here’s some clips from last season.

Offensive Coaches, what are we calling out of this YY-Off formation? Defensive Coaches, what funky stunts and blitzes are we bringing?

@CoachTatum90 @txhsfbchat @Run_TheDamnBall @TheLastFullback @FilmHistoric @PaceNSpace2 @NC_FB_Connect We ran this last season. HY counter was the big play for us out of this but called it duo. Wide Zone was also good for us out of this. Pass plays we ran Snag, Flood, Stick

@CoachShiffman I’m close to the second one but not exactly that. 1 through 9 in order from the inside of the guard to the outside of the TE.

You’re either one or the other

Always gotta work even in the off season!

@TDxsandos @CoachPayne__ @FDPlayBook Our is closest to number 1 but the Tackles are 4,5,6 and TE is 7,8,9. Reason is we had DL struggling with knowing the inside techniques as i’s and how the TE is completely different than the rest in the Bear Bryant system. so we went 1-9 inside out

‼️Which of these is correct in your opinion and why do you teach it that way? Does it really matter? Let me know‼️

@Coach_ChadJohn OL

I just finished an offensive line manual I wish I had early in my career. Not more plays. Not more scheme. Just a simple system: – Indy – Technique – Combos – Fixes – Friday adjustments No fluff. Comment “OL” and I’ll send it.

Another graphic from @MemphisFB to help teach blocking

Miami Hurricanes OL Pulling Speed Competition Drill