2=time Jr College Coach of the Year Eric Marty talks about his RPO system that propelled his team to back-to-back 10-1 seasons
4-time SC State Champion Jason McManus talks how he adapted his RPO system from his 12-year college career to the high school level
4-time SC state Champ Jason McManus talks about Fast, Bubble, Slip, Tunnel, & Double Screens in No Huddle Air Raid RPO Offense
Tennessee state champ Scott Meadows talks about Now, Solid, Triple Screen in Gun RPO Wing T
Coach Simpson walks through the RPO world that marries with his Gun T RPO system. Each of these RPO's can be done with any run from any of his formations. Learn how to teach your QB where his eyes need to go. 1st, 2nd and 3rd level RPO's and same side RPO game.
4-time state champion and 12-year college coaches Jason McManus breaks all his RPOS into 3 categories.
4-time state champion and 12-year college coaches Jason McManus breaks all his RPOS into 3 categories.
4-time state champ & 12-year college coaching veteran
In this course Coach treats you as if you were his QB.
You will start in the classroom, learning off PowerPoint.
Then he brings up GameFilm to help his QB identify the coverage PRE-SNAP.
And most importantly, after the snap, the QB reads the coverage as it adapts to your routes.
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Matthew Love, coach McManus's Offensive Line coach and running game coordinator at Spartanburg High School, goes into detail on the various Pass Protection drills they used for their offensive line this past year.
This covers a 2nd level Screen blocking drill, a drill for keeping your O Line in position in a Vertical Set, different drills for the slide side and man side blocking, and lastly a 1-on-1 drill against the D line.
A 70-MINUTE COURSE
Coach McManus talks about adjustments to the RPO in the Mac Attack Air Raid Offense for 2020.
This was Coach's first year at a brand new school, so his new videos takes you thru the process of installing RPOs for the very first time.
The first chapter covers basic 1st and 2nd level RPO's with the QB leaving the pocket.
We start with plays where the H-back blocks to seal the corner, and then move to some plays where the H-back goes out on a route to give the QB a different option.
The second chapter covers 2nd-level RPO's while keeping the QB in the pocket, including some designed QB runs.
The third chapter covers 3rd-level RPO's, with the QB reading the safeties. Included are some plays designed to puncih an opponent who overcommits to stopping earlier plays in this package.
There is 15 minutes of practice video showing the drills that Coach Mac uses to teach his players RPOs. This was coach's first year at Spartanburg HS in SC, so you are literally watching him install RPOs to players who had never ran the MacAttack Offense before !!!
One Pass Protection for Every Pass !!!
Impossible You Say?
Jason McManus has coached college for 12 years and won 4 straight State Championships at the highest classification in South Carolina.
This video is one hour of game film to PROVE that you only need one passing protection for drop back passes. 1-step, 3-step, 5-step? Doesn't Matter
How do you Identify Linebackers and the Fronts?
4-man Slide Protection with No Blitz, then 1-LB blitz, and finally 2-LB blitz. Odd, Even.....Coach McManus covers it all.
35 MINUTES OF GAME FILM COVERING NOTHING BUT PASS PROTECTION
-->23 minutes of Boot Passes with 4 different TAGs
-->16 minutes of Sprint Out Pass (1-back, 2-back, Tight End)
-->8 minutes of Play Action Crossing Routes from every formation imaginable
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These are NOT the RPOs that the rest of the country is running! No copy-cat schemes in the MacAttack Spread Offense.
Coach shows you game film of every play with a Tight End, with an H-Back, out of Trips, and out of 2x2
This is not clinic talk on a board. Coach has over 80 minutes of game film as he pauses, rewinds, and uses the HUDL drawing tools to explain every play.
Coach starts off with 15 plays out of multiple formations. Counter, Trap, Draw, and Inside Zone are married with Wheel, Seam, Stick, Speed Out, and Bubble.
SECOND LEVEL RPOs outside the huddle is something very unique and puts the defense in a bind. The QB has the option to handoff, run the ball, or pass the ball. Inside Zone, Counter, and Power are the run plays married with Wheel, Seam, Stick, Speed Out, and Bubble. Coach "window dresses" it by running the same play using the H-Back six different ways!
THIRD LEVEL RPO slows down aggressive safeties and corners.
Pop Passes & Run Action Pass off Your Core Run Game in the Spread Off
--> PLAY ACTION: No option. The QB is going to fake to the Running back, take a 3-step drop and throw down the field;
--> RPO: The QB has the option of throwing the ball or handing off to the Running Back based on who he is reading. (2nd Level Defender or 3rd Level Defender)
--> POP PASS: The QB has the option of throwing the ball or running with the ball behind the back he just faked to. QB will throw the POP to the designated WR or keep the ball and run the designated play call based on how the defender plays the POP.
Coach McManus' offense is sooo hard to defend. Just these three plays alone drives the defense crazy. All three are based off run fakes in any of the FIVE CORE run plays: Trap, Zone, Power, Stretch, and Counter. POPS, PLAYACTION PASSES, AND RPO'S allow you to be balanced on offense.
This is Course 6 of the overall system. Over 45 minutes long, including 38 minutes of game film.
COACH MCMANUS DRAWS THEM ON THE BOARD, SHOWS YOU GAME FILM, AND THEN SHOWS YOU HOW THE PRACTICE DRILLS TO INSTALL THEM
20 MINUTES ON THE WHITE BOARD, 45 MINUTES OF GAME FILM, 15 MINUTES OF PRACTICE VIDEO
In this video, Coach McManus shows you how to take advantage of grass in the screen game. W
-->FAST SCREENS
-->BUBBLE SCREENS
-->SLOW (SLIP) SCREENS
-->MISSILE (TUNNEL) SCREENS
-->DOUBLE SCREEN
creating offensive balance each and every day.
With the Mac Attack screen game, you are equipped with screens good for any situation.
Coach McManus draws the play on the board and then shows game film
INCLUDES DOWNLOADABLE POWERPOINT with all the plays drawn up
HITCHES
Cover 3 and Cover 4 beaters. Coach shows you how the QB reads the Corners and how the slot receivers routes change vs 1-safety and 2-safety ceilings
How does the Hitch concept change out of Trips to makes sure every receiver is in a 1on1 matchup?
DOUBLE SLANTS - "The easiest read in football"
What is the "read slant" and how does the receiver/QB dual read the Corner.
STICK
#2 in trips can run hitch/out/bubble depending on how defense lines up. Coach shows you those scenarios.
The spot combination read between the X and FB makes sure that the defense is nver right
SPACING
QB reads it inside-out and Coach shows you the 3-step read progression. "MINI-TRIANGLE"
ADVANCED CONCEPTS
Slant-Speed Out Bubble-Slant Arrow Slant
Who gives away a 59-slide Powerpoint with every possible variation to Basic Air Raid Concepts?
Coach Jason McManus does!
--> How do you run 4 Verts into the boundary? What is a "middle read" and a "bender" route?
Coach McManus walks you thru the QB reads, pre and post snap using more game film than any course on Coach Tube.
What is the QB read if the two outside receivers fades are covered? Do your slot receivers know how to read the safety?
SNAG
--> What is a spot route? How does the slot receiver read the defense? What is their route vs zone and vs man?
--> Do your slot receivers run 2-way GO off safeties?
--> Coach McManus takes you, step-by-step, thru the QB pre-snap read of the Corner and the post snap read of the safety.
DRIVE
A unique twist by Coach McManus to the shallow cross. You find this in any Air Raid playbook.
WHY PASS THE BALL ON THE GOAL LINE?
When defenses want to blitz in the red zone and on the goalline, Coach McManus shows you how to attack man coverage which the Mesh routes and rub routes on the goalline.
This simple concept allows you to create confusion for the defense and execute versus man coverage.
But don't forget that Coaches 4 state championship teams ran for more yards than the passed for....
AND WHO IS THE MOST DANGEROUS RUNNER ON THE FIELD?
THE QUARTERBACK !!!
What do you versus Bear and Double Eagle Goal LIne Fronts?
Two Tight Ends, Defensive Linemen as extra blockers.
TRICK PLAYS ON THE GOAL LINE