The Trap Play is one of the oldest plays in football. It’s a great play to use in any 2-back offense. In the Inside Trap you’re going to be kicking out a Defensive Tackle most of the time. Check out this video for more on running the Trap Play: https://youtu.be/Anznn8oqm9I The Trap is a great … [Read more...]

Sprint Out Passing is a great way to change the launch point for your Quarterback. It adds another dimension to your offense, and it also really helps out a struggling offensive line. Any team with an athletic QB can benefit from sprint game. But you’ve got to get the Quarterback outside for it … [Read more...]

Before you decide how deep the running back should be aligned in your offense, you have to understand the purpose of depth. It’s all about timing. Which means your running back depth will be determined by a number of factors. What offense do you run? How fast does your blocking take to … [Read more...]

This the third Quick Clinic on the different styles of old school option attack. In previous Quick Clinics, I’ve talked about the Inside Veer and Outside Veer as well. The Midline Option might be my favorite football play. Though we’ve run it at times, and with some success, it never became a … [Read more...]

The Outside Veer continues to expand on your Option package. This play hits one man wider than the Inside Veer we talked about in the Quick Clinic on the Inside Veer Option. The Outside Veer is great to use when you need to expand your attack and option a wider defender. It is particularly good … [Read more...]

Taking it way back to the 1960's and the foundations of the Split Back Veer option offense. This is the original Triple Option run game. And it still works today. Probably more so than ever. In different versions and variations, but we're going back to the beginning. Split Back Veer is the … [Read more...]

It must be 7 on 7 Season. Otherwise how often are you going to use 2-Man? If you've got a great passing team on the schedule this season, then the answer is? at least once. There is no better coverage for stopping the pass. There's also no worse coverage for defending the run. Running Cover 2 / … [Read more...]