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Table of Contents

Motivational Thoughts 3

Philosophy and Goals 6

Defensive Recognition 8

Offensive Mechanics 9

Formations and Tags 11

Offensive Series 14

Running Game 15

Passing Game 21

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FAITH

WE WORK TOGETHER EVERY SINGLE DAY,

YOU HAVE COME TO HAVE FAITH IN ME,

BELIEVE IN ME

AND EVEN

DEPEND ON ME.

AND ALL I WANT,

IS TO DO ALL THAT I CAN,

TO LET YOU KNOW . . .

YOU WERE RIGHT!!!

Together WE can . . . !!!

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THE BUILDER

I SAW A GROUP OF MEN IN MY HOMETOWN.

I SAW A GROUP OF MEN TEARING A BUILDING DOWN.

WITH A HEAVE AND A HO AND A MIGHTY YELL,

THEY SWUNG A BEAM AND THE STAIRWAY FELL.

AND I SAID TO THE FOREMAN, ARE THESE MEN SKILLED,

THE TYPE YOUD HIRE IF YOU WANTED TO BUILD?

AND HE LAUGHED AND SAID, WHY NO INDEED.HE SAID, COMMON LABORS ALL I NEED.

FOR I CAN TEAR DOWN IN A DAY OR TWO . . .

WHAT IT TOOK A BUILDER TEN YEARS TO DO.

AND I THOUGH TO MYSELF AS I WALKED AWAY,

WHICH OF THESE ROLES AM I GOING TO PLAY?

AM I THE TYPE THAT CONSTANTLY TEARS DOWNAS I MAKE MY WAY, FOOLISHLY, AROUND?

OR AM I THE TYPE THATS TRING TO BUILD WITH CARE,

IN HOPE THAT ME TEAM WILL BE GLAD IM THERE?

-LOU HOLTZ

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1 JOB

A PLAYER HAS ONLY 1 JOB!!!

ITS THE COACHS JOB TO TEACH THEPLAYER WHERE TO GO, WHEN TO GO,WHAT TO DO BEFORE, DURING AND AFTERHE GOES.

THE MOST IMPORT JOB THAT THE PLAYERHAS IS TO GO WITH AS MUCH EFFORT ASHIS HEART CAN POSSIBLY SUMMON

FROM HIS BODY.

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Offensive Philosophy

1. Attitude: A.M.F.

2. Spread the Field: Formation or Motion

Force Defense to Declare CoverageForce Defense to Declare BlitzSimplifies the Run GameCreates Mismatches

3. Throw to Uncovered Receivers

By AlignmentBy Motion

4. Hurt the Blitz

Protections Must Be SimpleAttack the Blitz

Hot Routes

Screens

5. Game Planning

Must Adjust During the GameMust Have the Right Tools in the Toolbox

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Offensive Goals

1. To Outscore Our Opponent Insuring Victory2. To Score 6 Times A Game3. To Out Hit Every Defense We Face4. To Average 325 Yards of Total Offense5. At Least 50% Completion Percentage

Offensive Objectives

1. Attack: We will play a fast break up tempo style ofoffense. We will force each opponent to react and adjust toour offense. We will always use intelligence andconditioning to our advantage.

2. Score: We will score first, last and fast. We willmaximize the Red Zone and we will take advantage of everyturnover that our defense creates by scoring points.

3. Team: Foremost, we must become a true team. On andoff the field, we act as one, united as a whole group, wheretogether we can accomplish greatness.

Hang Loose, One of Us is Fixing to Score!

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Defensive RecognitionOur first key to success is to recognize the defense. The beauty of our

offensive schemes is that it limits the number of fronts that defenses can runagainst us. A majority of the time defenses with have 5 or 6 men in the box.This includes defensive linemen and linebackers.

For our offense to be successful, it is very important for our players torecognize and understand what the defense is doing. We will have tools inthe toolbox for everything we will see, but we have to know what they aredoing.

The common fronts that we will see are outlined below.

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W M SE N E

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ME T T E

4-2 4-1

3-3 3-2

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Offensive MechanicsOur offense begins with offensive organization. With our simpleorganizational tools, we are able to implement a very multiple offense.

Organization is the key to our success. Our play calling is a simple approachthat allows us to tell different players certain things to change the look wegive the defense. Each player has words that affect him or himself andanother player working together. We have one rule to our basiccommunication system.

1. Focus Only On the Words That Affect YouThis is the key to our simple play calling; do not get caught-up by allof the words in the play. Listen only to the words that speak directlyto you.

Huddle Procedure

Center sets the huddle 5 yards from the ball.

Linemen will bend down slightly, with hands on knees.

Tackles will turn in at 45-degree angle to face the QB.

The back line, the receivers and back, will stand straight up.

AS the QB steps in front of the huddle, all talking will stop.

All eyes will focus on the QBs mouth.

QB will then call the play.

Focus only on the words and terms that specifically apply to you.

W L T R X

5 Yards

LOS

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Play CallingWe will call all of our plays using a 3 digit number (If it is a 2 Digit Number,

the 1st Digit is a 0 and we are in a 0 Formation. The 1st number tells usthe formation that we will line up in. The last 2 numbers tell us the play thatwe are running. We may also attach words to tag routes or adjust formationsand the presnap look.

CadenceWe will use a non-rhythmic cadence. 95% of the time we will go on one.Our cadence will sound as follows:

1. Down2. Word-Number, Word Number3. Set4. Go

If we want to change the snap count to pull the defenders offsides, we willcall Repeat in the huddle. Our Repeat cadence will sound as follows:

1. Down2. Word-Number, Word-Number3. Set4. Go, Go, Go, Go, Go, Go5. Set6. Go

124The 1st Number Tells Us theFormation. In This Case it is a 100Formation

The Last 2Numbers Tell Usthe Play. In ThisCase it is 24Zone.

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FormationsFormations allow our offense to spread the field. We like to make our

opponent defend the entire field. We will stretch the defense both verticallyand horizontally. We will use 3 base formations and several tag words to inthe pre-snap alignment that we want.

0 Formation

1 Formation

2 Formation

WL R

X

TB

WLR

X

TB

W

L R

X

TB

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Formation TagsWe only run 3 formations, but we have several tags that we can add to our

formation. These tags change the alignment of one player or a group ofplayers to give us a pre-snap advantage.

Tiger

Tells Our TB to Align as the #2Receiver Away From Trips

Tiger 200

Cluster

Puts Our Receivers in 1X1Relationship with Each Other

Cluster 200

Bunch

Puts Our Receivers in 1X1Relationship with Each Other with

the Middle 2nd Receiver 3 Yards fromthe Tackle

Bunch 200

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MotionWe will use motion to help us gain an advantage over the defense.

Mo

Mo is Our Simplest Motion. It Tellsthe Called Player To Motion Acrossthe Ball to the Formation Called

L Mo 200

In

It Tells the Called Player to AlignOutside of Their Normal Alignmentand Motion into the Formation Called

L In 200

Empty

Tells Our Tailback to Motion intoTiger

Empty 200

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Offensive Series10.19 QB Runs

10 Q Draw14/15 Lead16/17 Speed Option

20-29 TB Runs

20 R Draw24/25 Zone26/27 Shovel28/29 Toss

30-39 3 Step

31 Quick Smash32 Turn33 Slant36 Fade Out

50-59 5 Step

50 4 Verticals51 Search57 Cross

70-79 Screens70 TB Middle Screen72 Flare Screen Right73 Flare Screen Left74 Bubble Right75 Bubble Left78 Slip Right79 Slip Left

80-89 Sprint Right

81 Quick Smash86 Fade Out

90-99 Sprint Left

91 Quick Smash96 Fade Out

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10 Q Draw

Assignments & ResponsibilitiesQB Catch Ball. Take 5 Step Drop. From Gun, Catch Snap

RB Align to the Playside. Look Outside In on 2nd and 3rd Level.

PT Pass Set, Zone.PG Pass Set, Zone. If Even Front, Fold With Center.

C Pass Set, Zone, If Even Front, Fold With Right Guard

BG Pass Set, Zone.

BT Pass Set, Zone.

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Gun 10 Vs. 4-2 Gun 10 Vs. 4-1

Gun 10 Vs. 3-3 Gun 10 Vs. 3-2

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14/15 Lead

Assignments & ResponsibilitiesQB Catch Ball. Follow TB. Read First Linemen Past the Center For Cutback.

RB Align to the Playside. Lead on Playside Linebacker.

PT Zone. Do Not Rush to Second Level.

PG Zone. Do Not Rush to

C Zone.

BG Scoop.

BT Scoop.

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Gun 14 Vs. 4-2 Gun 14 Vs. 4-1

Gun 15 Vs. 3-3 Gun 15 Vs. 3-2

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16/17 Speed

Assignments & ResponsibilitiesQB Hop Step Back. Attack the D-Ends Outside Shoulder. If he: 1 Crosses Your Face, Turn Up Field;

2. Plays Slow, Absorb Defender and Pitch; 3. Crash, Pitch Right Away.

RB Depth Step then Lateral Step to Maintain 5 Yard Pitch Relationship with the QB. On Gun Tag,Align to the Playside. In Tiger Formations Take Two Steps Back To Get In Pitch Relationship.

PT Zone to Second Level. Leave Defensive End.

PG Zone to Second Level. Leave Defensive End.

C Zone.

BG Scoop.

BT Scoop.

24/25 Zone

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16 Vs. 4-2 Gun 16 Vs. 4-1

17 Vs. 3-3 Tiger 17 Vs. 3-2

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Assignments & ResponsibilitiesQB We want to run this play at the A-Gap defender. Hop Back and open to the backside. Stare down

DE away from play. Hand Off the ball and boot away from the play.

RB Open with play side foot. Role on your second step, plant and square up to press the LOS.Aiming point is the play side guard. Read the first defender play side of the center. Do not cutbefore you reach the LOS. If Gun Align Opposite The Play Side

PT Zone.

PG

Zone.

C Zone.

BG Scoop.

BT Scoop.

26/27 Shovel

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24 Vs. 4-2 Gun 24 Vs. 4-1

25 Vs. 3-3 Gun 25 Vs. 3-2

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Assignments & ResponsibilitiesQB Take Sprint Out Steps to Get Depth. Read Defensive End. If He Comes Up Field Pitch Ball to

TB. If Defensive End Squares to the TB Keep the Ball.

RB If in Gun, Align Away From the Playside Attack the Inside Shoulder of Defensive End. ExpectPitch.

PT Zone to Second Level. Leave Defensive End.

PG Zone to Second Level. Leave Defensive End.

C Zone.

BGScoop.

BT Scoop.

28/29 Toss

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Tiger 26 Vs. 4-2 Gun 26 Vs. 4-1

Tiger 27 Vs. 3-3 Gun 26 Vs. 3-2

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formation (one back or no back.) We run block the defenders initially. Thisis a very aggressive block because we have to get the defenders handsdown. The TB will always protect to the right unless given a Louie call.The TB will double read any linebackers to the right of the center. Thecenter will double read any linebackers on or to the left of him. If there is anose, the center will block the nose and the left guard will double read thelinebackers on his side.

31 Quick SmashQB Assignments and Read

Vs. Cover 3 Read Softest Corner. If He Goes Back Throw Hitch. If He Comes UpThrow Flag.

Vs. Cover 2 Read Softest Corner. If He Goes Back Throw Hitch. If He Comes Up

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30s Vs. 4-2 Cover 3 30s Vs. 4-1 Cover 2

30s Vs. 3-3 30s Vs. 3-2

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Throw Flag.

Vs. Man Hitch to the Softest Corner

Route Packages#1 Hitch

#2 Flag

#3 Post/Seam

32 TurnQB Assignments and Read

Vs. Cover 3 Shoot to Turn. Can Not Protect Blitzing Linebackers, Throw ShootQuick.

Vs. Cover 2 Shoot to Turn. Can Not Protect Blitzing Linebackers, Throw Shoot

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Tiger 231 Bunch 231

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Quick.

Vs. Man Shoot to Turn. Can Not Protect Blitzing Linebackers, Throw ShootQuick.

Route Packages2 Receiver Side 3 Receiver Side

#1 Fade, Must Outside Release. Fade, Must Outside Release.

#2 Turn (6 Yards) Shoot

#3/T Shoot to Field. Turn (6 Yards)

33 SlantQB Assignments and Read

Vs. Cover 3 Read Flat Defender

Vs. Cover 2 Read Flat Defender

Vs. Man Throw Off the Softest Defender

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Tiger 232 Bunch 232

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Route Packages#1 Slant

#2 Slant

#3 Arrow

36 FadeQB Assignments and Read

Vs. Cover 3 Read Softest Corner. If He Goes Back Throw Out. If He Comes UpThrow Fade. Be Aware of OLB Running to the Flats.

Vs. Cover 2 Read Softest Corner. If He Goes Back Throw Out. If He Comes Up

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Tiger 233 Bunch 233

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Throw Fade.

Vs. Man Take Quick Peak at the Fade, Then Come Down to the Out.

Route Packages#1 Fade

#2 Out

#3 Post/Seam

50 ProtectionOur 50s Protection is a man schemes like our 30s protection. This is a 5 or6 man protection depending on the formation (one back or no back.) Unlike

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Tiger 236 Bunch 236

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30s protection, we will take a pass set instead of firing out into the defender.The TB will always protect to the right unless given a Louie call. The TBwill double read any linebackers to the right of the center. The will blockthe first linebacker on or to the left of him. If there is a nose, the centerwill block the nose and the left guard will block the first linebacker on or tothe left of the center. We will control a second linebacker to the left byhaving our inside receiver on the left running a quick (hot) route. If we arein a Tiger formation, the TB will also make a hot read on the OLB to hisside of the ball

50 VerticalQB Assignments and Read

Vs. Cover 3 Read FS. Throw Seam Opposite His Break.

Vs. Cover 2 Pick a Safety. If He Goes Straight Back or Inside, Throw Fade. If He

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50s Vs. 4-2 Cover 3 50s Vs. 4-1 Cover 2

50s Vs. 3-3 50 Tigers Vs. 3-2

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Breaks Outside, Throw Seam

Vs. Man Take a Peak at Tagged Man. Throw at Their Weakest Defender.


#2 Seam

#3 Opposite Hash

If We Tag This Play With a Route, He Runs a Shallow Cross. The OtherReceivers Will Act As If He Isnt In The Play When Finding TheirNumber

51 SearchQB Assignments and Read

Vs. Cover 3 Read the Flat Defender. If Widens, Throw the Curl Behind Him. If HeStays Inside Throw Flat Route

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Tiger 250T Bunch 250R

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Vs. Cover 2 Read the Flat Defender. If Widens, Throw the Curl Behind Him. If HeStays Inside Throw Flat Route

Vs. Man Check Backside Curl, To Playside Triangle.

Route Packages#1 12 Yard Curl

#2 Flat Route

#3 Sit Route

57 CrossQB Assignments and Read

Vs. Cover 3 Dig-Cross

Vs. Cover 2 Crosses

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Tiger 251 Bunch 251

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Vs. Man Pick a Side, Read Comeback to Crosses

Route PackagesInside Most Shall Cross (Right Behind Left)

#1 15 Yard Comeback

#2 Dig

70 Middle ScreenRead Playside Corner. If He Goes Back Throw Hitch. If He Comes Up

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Tiger 251 Bunch 251

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QB Throw Flag.

W,L,R,X Run Off, When Man Begins to Read Stalk

TB Step Up as if Pass Pro, Find the Centers Butt, After 2 Count, Turn andLook For Ball.

Line 50 Pass Pro For 2 Seconds, Release Man, Get to 2nd & 3rd Level.

72 Flare ScreenQB Right, Left Throw.

W,L,R,X All Receivers Block Biggest Threat

70 Gun 270

Gun Tiger 270 Gun Bunch 270

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TB Flare To The Play Call

Line Same as 74 Zone

73 Flare ScreenQB Right, Left Throw.

W,L,R,X All Receivers Block Biggest Threat

TB Flare To The Play Call

Line Same As 25 Zone

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74 Bubble ScreenQB Right, Left Throw.

W,L,R,X Inside Receiver on Right Runs BubbleAll Other Receivers Block Biggest Threat

TB Flare Away From Play Call


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75 Bubble ScreenQB Right, Left Throw.

W,L,R,X Inside Receiver on Left Runs BubbleAll Other Receivers Block Biggest Threat

TB Flare Away From Play Call


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80 Sprint ProtectionWe use this protection for a semi-roll by the QB. It is always a 6 man

protection. The TB checks and helps against the playside defensive end. Ifthe end is secured, he leads the QB and checks blitzes from the outside in.The play-side guard and tackle reach or man block without losing ground.The center and backside reach and hinge. The backside tackle has to controlthe backside defensive end.

75 Gun 275


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81QB Assignments and Read

Vs. Cover 3 Read Playside Corner. If He Goes Back Throw Hitch. If He Comes UpThrow Flag.



Route Packages#1 Whip

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80s Vs. 4-2 Cover 3 Gun 80s Vs. 4-1 Cover 2

80s Vs. 3-3 Gun 80s Vs. 3-2

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#2 Flag

#2 Post/Seam

86QB Assignments and Read

Vs. Cover 3 Read Playside Corner. If He Goes Back Throw Out. If He Comes UpThrow Fade. Be Aware of OLB Running to the Flats.

Vs. Cover 2 Read Playside Corner. If He Goes Back Throw Out. If He Comes UpThrow Fade.



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Tiger 281 Bunch 281

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91QB Assignments and ReadVs. Cover 3 Read Playside Corner. If He Goes Back Throw Hitch. If He Comes Up

Throw Flag.



Route Packages

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W M SE N E

W M SE T T E

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90s Vs. 4-2 Cover 3 Gun 90s Vs. 4-1 Cover 2

90s Vs. 3-3 Gun 90s Vs. 3-2

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#1 Whip

#2 Flag

#2 Post/Seam

96QB Assignments and ReadVs. Cover 3 Read Playside Corner. If He Goes Back Throw Out. If He Comes Up

Throw Fade. Be Aware of OLB Running to the Flats.

Vs. Cover 2 Read Playside Corner. If He Goes Back Throw Out. If He Comes UpThrow Fade.


Route Packages

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Tiger 191 Bunch 191

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#1 Fade

#2 Out

#2 Post/Seam

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Tiger 196 Bunch 196

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