LFG Spread Offense

Coach Kevin Loney of Bowdoin University, goes in deph on the simple implementation & install for Inside Zone/RPO schemes.

In this course, Coach Matt Humme teaches the Ari Raid and vertical attack during practice. He demonstrates his insight into how they practice and plan the Air Raid effectively, getting the most reps possible. He reveals their vertical passing concepts as well as how to read certain coverages. Coach Humme covers a variety of drills, routes, and more. Everything you need to know about the Air Raid and vertical attack is right here. 

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. Learn how Coach Matt Humme teaches the Air Raid and vertical attack today! 

What is an RPO and how do you run it effectively? 

Coach Matt Drinkall discusses his history with RPO's from his time as the Head Coach at Kansas Wesleyan. Coach Drinkall discusses his philosophy on RPO's, including the implementation of an RPO offense along with the types of reads and throws the QB makes. He gives examples of RPO's using both five and six man run schemes. He concludes with his thoughts on adding RPO's to an offensive game plan and what their impact is on an offense. His clinic is followed by a recorded question and answer session.

Proceeds from the purchase of this course benefit Lauren's First & Goal Foundation. 

In this course, Coach Joe Davis discusses easy completion concepts for building confidence in young quarterbacks and developing their abilities. Coach Davis starts the clinic by discussing how he manages his Quarterback room. He talks about the mission statement of his position room and the process he puts the Quarterbacks through to develop them both on a game by game basis and overall. After his introductory slides, Coach Davis highlights several passing concepts that can be used to start drives and boost the confidence of a young Quarterback. He uses both pass drawings and film from a variety of different formations and looks to highlight his selected concepts.

Coach Mickey Fein talks about the Harvard Pass Attack and compliments you could use to take advantage of the defense. He breaks down how to get your playmakers the ball and option routes. 

Develop base & pass concepts

What are pass concepts? 

Pass concepts are a variety of route combinations run by wide receivers, Running backs and tight ends. Many of which can be incorporated in run pass options. Passing concepts are designed to get a defender to bite on a route, allowing the receiver to run behind and make a big play, If not the receiver would look to catch a pass underneath. Also known as the anchor passing concept. 

What is the Run n Shoot system?

The Run and Shoot system uses a formation consisting of one running back and usually four wide receivers. The run and shoot offense is a flexible offense that can adjust "on the fly," with the receivers constantly changing their routes in response to defensive coverage and the play of the defensive players in front of them

The philosophy of the run n shoot is a counter based passing offense that is built on route. They must make adjustments to take advantage of every coverage's weakness. Spread out the defense to identify front, coverage and pressure. Essentially forces the defense to defend the entire field.

It’s like the Bruce Lee quote. “Do not be assertive, but adjust to the object, and you shall find a way around or through it. If nothing within you stays rigid, outward things will disclose themselves”.Your offense becomes like water and takes the form it needs to to defeat your opponent. A concept practiced and incorporated with success.

Introducing Washington State's Craig Stutzmann

**Develop base & pass concepts training**

Coach Craig Stutzmann discusses his philosophy of the Run N’ Shoot. He shares his thoughts of the passing game and how developing different layers of every concept can create complementary pieces in the passing game. As well as an in depth look into running various routes against different coverages and off season preparation. Stutzmann takes a simple philosophy that creates a complex attack for the defense to defend by building one thing off of another. Lastly, how to understand your personnel. He introduces the “KYP” - know your personnel. How to identify which guy can win which routes vs what type of coverage. 

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Offensive Line Counter Play

Is your run game being met at the line? Left tackle and guard are being outmatched? Linebackers are blitzing too often and finding success? 

Perhaps you’re looking to have an efficient run game but your offensive line is a step behind? Take a massive advantage of the defensive line by running the counter play. 

Introducing Bill Durkin's Program

**COAST CAROLINA COUNTER PLAY**

In this course, Coach Bill Durkin discusses the Coastal Carolina Counter play and the many variations that they run. Coach Durkin begins the clinic by discussing the program values at Coastal Carolina along with basic OL fundamentals.

• Knee bend

• Step down

• Hoho

• Feet before hands

Coach Durkin breaks down the program values he practices with his 2020 Sunbelt Championships. He introduces BAM. Be a man concept he holds his players to. A man stands on his own 2 feet, treats others with dignity and respect and lives with the consequences of their actions. 

Bill Durkin goes through the base counter and tight end counters he runs and how to be successful in doing so. He demonstrates how in the Counter, the backside guard pulls and kicks out the first man outside the tackle.

The Counter play can significantly help you run the ball by exposing A & B gaps in both the base counter and TE counter. He also talks about the play versus a variety of fronts such as the odd front, under front and over front. He diagrams each look with a drawing and then follows up with many examples on film.