Whitehall College Offensive Installation QB RB WR

8/14/2019 Whitehall College Offensive Installation QB RB WR

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FootballFootball

Installing the Offensive Package:

QBs-RBs-Receivers


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QBs RBs Receivers OffensiveOffensive

PhilosophyPhilosophy Establish strong inside running

game

Few plays from a variety of looks Force defense to cover entire field

I dont believe God put uson this earth to be ordinary

Lou Holtz


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Backfield Sets

FB

"I" backfield, if no other call

FBHB

"Split" call puts the FB strong,and HB weak

TB


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FB FB

"Queen" call puts the FB offset tothe weak side

"King" call puts the FB offset tothe strong side

TB TB

FBFB HBHB

"Weak" puts the HB to theweakside

"Strong" puts the HB to thestrongside


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FormationsFormations

X Y

Z

YZ

X

Twins Left Twins Right

Deuce Left

YZH

Deuce Right

XYZ H

X


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YXZ

XYZ

Pro Left Pro Right

YZ

X XZ

Y

Open Left Open Right

YXXZ

Y

Fox Left Fox Right

Z


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YZ

XH

Trips Left

YZ

XH

Trips Right

YZ

X

Trio Left

Y XH

Trio Right

H Z

YZ

X YZ

XH

Trey RightTrey Left

H


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A couple of formations that are perfectly balanced will merit a name withoutdirection. A four-wideout formation will be simply called "Doubles", and a two-

formation will be known as "Ace".

YZ

XZX

U Y

Doubles Ace

H


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MotionMotion

7911 8 10 12

The motion call (if any) will come at the end of the formation call. It will becommunicated by telling the specific player going in motion (Z, H, or T) where to go

(hole numbers). The numbers are simply an extension of the hole numbers that weuse across the line. 7 or 8 positions him just outside the end man on the line ofscrimmage, a 9 or 10 positions him half way out to the wide receiver, and a 11 or 12positions him several yards outside the wide receiver, as shown below.

ZX

ZX

H

"Pro Right, Z-7" "Trips Left, H-10"


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UncoveredSituations

TE T

B B B

E

C C

FS

SS

All 4 receivers are "covered-down". One safetymeans six in the box. 2 safeties mean five in box.


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TE T

B B B

E

CC

FS

SS

Left slot (H) is clearly "uncovered". Wemust take advantage of this, since thesingle-safety look gives them seven in thebox. Throw uncovered route.


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TE

T

B B B

E

C C

FSSS

One defender vs. 2 receivers. Both rununcovered routes, or call Bubble Screen


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TE T

BB B

E

C C

FS

SS

Right slot (z) has a defender cheatinginside. Run Bubble Screen.


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QB Techniques andTeaching Progressions

Stance

Ball Handling

Coverage Reads

Drops

Audibles


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QB Fundamentals

Taught in off-season

Spring workouts (Six sessions: 1 hourweekly)

Passing Camps and 7-on-7

scrimmages Leadership: Set example of

dedication


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RB Techniques andTeaching Progressions

Stance/Alignment

Ball Security

Blocking

Reads


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RB Fundamentals

Stance/Alignment

FB/HB: 3-point with heels at 4

yards TB: 2-point with heels at 6-7 yards

Ball Security

Blocking: Lead, Kickout, Force,Pass

Reads: Zone Blocking Concepts


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Receiver Techniquesand Teaching

Progressions Stance/Splits

Alignment/Formation

Coverage Reads

Blocking

Pass Routes


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Receiver Fundamentals

Stance: 2-point, inside foot forward

vs. soft coverage

vs. press coverage

Splits: based upon formation andplay

Coverage Indicators: CBs: soft/hard, inside/outside leverage,

eyes

Safeties: open/closed middle


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Pass Routes

Route Technique

Releases based on coverage eye contact

arm drive

Zone: conscious of holes

Man: run away from defender


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Running Game

23/24 Slam (Inside Zone)

27/28 Stretch (Outside Zone)

17/18 Speed Option (OutsideZone)

33/34 Iso (Man)

25/26 Counter (Man)

21/22 Trap (Man)


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Pass Protection Concepts

Must match-up with potential rushers

Man-Zone concept

80 call: playside is to right (180 call:

playside is to left

C blocks to backside, unless adjustment

RB blocks to playside, unless adjustment

Base Call: allows us to block 3 playside,and 3 backside

If more than 3 to a side: make adjustments


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T

B

TE

B

E

180 Protection

Six potential rushers. Able to block 3

rushers playside, and 3 weakside.

T NE

B B

E

80 Protection

Six potential rushers, but there are now

FOUR weakside rushers.


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1. 80/180 Protection

Base Rules: block man across firmly on LOS,

allowing no inside penetration. RBs haveEMLOS.

Adjustments: to allow better match-upsBOB, Away, Name, Four, Lucky/Ringo

T N T

B

E

B

ET

B

TE

B

E T N TE

B

E

180 Protection80 Protection 80 Protection


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T TE

B B

E

80 Protection

"BOB" call by RT. Gives us bettermatch-up in terms of size. Blocking 3

rushers each side.

T

B

TE

B

E

180 Protection

"Base" call. RB has EMLOS. Easily

able to block 3 rushers playside, and 3

weakside.


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T NE

B B

E

180 Protection

"Edge" call by LT to indicate rusherhe can't block. RB has him.

Blocking 3 rushers each side.

T NE

B B

E

80 Protection

"Edge" call by LT brings "Away" callby RB, since there are now FOURweakside rushers.


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T N TE

B B

E

180 Protection

7 potential rushers, so QB makes "Y"call, keeping TE in. RB automaticallyblocks away, and get "Edge" call from

RT. Now able to block FOUR weak

T N TE

B B

E

80 Protection

7 potential rushers, so QB makes "Y" call,keeping TE in. RB will automatically blockaway, and gets "BOB" call from LT. Now

able to block FOUR weakside rushers.

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