The Traditional Wing-T 101: The Complete Series

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  • The Traditional Wing-T Part 4: 80 Series- Belly, Down, Belly Pass by David Weatherby

    This course focuses on the 80 Series within the Traditional Wing-T offense, highlighting the Belly, Down, and Belly Pass concepts that form a powerful inside running and play-action package. Coach David Weathersby breaks down how these plays work together to attack defensive fronts, control the line of scrimmage, and create opportunities through complementary play design.

    The course begins with an overview of the advantages and challenges of incorporating the 80 Series into a Wing-T offense. Coach Weathersby then provides a detailed explanation of the Belly play, including blocking rules, backfield responsibilities, and the timing required to execute the play effectively. Diagrams and film examples are used to illustrate how the Belly play develops against different defensive looks.

    Additional lessons explore the Belly Ice adjustment and the Down play, showing how each concept complements the Belly series by targeting defensive reactions and strengthening the interior run game. The course also covers the Belly Pass, demonstrating how play-action can be used to capitalize on defenses that commit heavily to stopping the run.

    Throughout the course, Coach Weathersby emphasizes clear rules, consistent execution, and the relationship between each play within the series. By combining diagrams, coaching points, and game film, the course provides a structured look at how the 80 Series can be used to build a balanced and physical offensive attack within the Traditional Wing-T system.

  • The Traditional Wing-T Part 1: Foundations & Philosophy by David Weatherby

    This course introduces the foundational principles and philosophy behind the Traditional Wing-T offense. Coach David Weathersby provides a structured overview of the system, explaining the core ideas that make the Wing-T a disciplined, series-based offense built on timing, deception, and consistent execution.

    The course begins with a discussion on the purpose and strengths of the Wing-T, outlining why the system has remained effective across different levels of football. Coach Weathersby then breaks down the key offensive roles, including the responsibilities of the ballhandlers and the offensive line, emphasizing how each position contributes to the success of the overall scheme.

    Additional lessons explore the offensive philosophy behind the system, including rules-based blocking, play-calling structure, and how formations are used to create leverage and misdirection. Coach Weathersby also explains player splits, alignments, and the organization of the Wing-T as a series-based offense, demonstrating how multiple plays are designed to complement one another.

     

  • The Traditional Wing-T Part 7: Wrinkles & Tendency Breakers by David Weatherby

    This course explores how to expand the Traditional Wing-T offense by adding strategic wrinkles and tendency breakers that keep defenses off balance. Coach David Weathersby breaks down practical adjustments that maintain the core principles of the Wing-T while introducing subtle variations designed to create confusion, exploit defensive reactions, and generate explosive opportunities.

    Throughout the course, Coach Weathersby demonstrates how formation variations can influence defensive alignment and open new possibilities within the running game. He provides detailed coaching points for executing 21/29 Buck concepts from different looks, along with Wing Buck and Buck Reverse rules that help disguise intent while maintaining the integrity of the offense.

    Additional segments focus on key complementary plays such as the Wedge and Tackle Trap, emphasizing blocking rules, timing, and player responsibilities. Each lesson highlights how small schematic changes and disciplined execution can produce significant advantages against well-prepared defenses.

    By the end of the course, coaches will gain a deeper understanding of how to build layers within the Wing-T system, incorporate effective tendency breakers, and maintain offensive consistency while adding unpredictability to their game plan.

  • The Traditional Wing-T Part 2: Wing-T Counters You Must Have In Your Playbo by David Weatherby

    This course focuses on key counter concepts that help strengthen and balance the Traditional Wing-T offense. Coach David Weathersby explains how well-timed counters can punish aggressive defenses, disrupt pursuit, and create explosive opportunities within the structure of the Wing-T system.

    Throughout the course, Coach Weathersby breaks down the Scissors concept, detailing the 7–3 rule, blocking structure, and backfield action that allow the play to effectively attack defensive overcommitment. Diagrams and game film are used to clearly demonstrate how the play develops and how each player’s assignment contributes to the overall design.

    Additional lessons cover the 81/89 Belly Sweep and the Tag at 7–3 Raider concept, highlighting how these plays serve as powerful complements to the core Wing-T run game. Coach Weathersby provides detailed explanations of alignment, blocking rules, and timing to ensure each concept fits seamlessly within the offense.

    By combining clear rules, visual diagrams, and film breakdowns, the course shows how strategic counters can add depth and unpredictability to a Wing-T playbook while maintaining the core principles of the system.

     
  • The Traditional Wing-T Part 8: Installing, Practicing & Game Planning by David Weatherby

    In this course, Coach David Weathersby explains how to successfully install, practice, and prepare the Traditional Wing-T offense throughout a season. The lessons walk through a clear step-by-step process for introducing the system to players, building a strong foundation, and developing consistency through structured practice plans.

    Coach Weathersby outlines the installation schedule used during the early stages of the season, explaining how concepts are introduced and reinforced over multiple practice days. The course also covers how to organize practices during the week, including how each day is structured to focus on different areas of preparation and improvement.

    In addition, the course explores the process of creating weekly game plans, preparing for opponents, and running effective coaching meetings. Through practical examples and organized teaching progressions, the course shows how careful planning and consistent practice structure can help teams execute the Wing-T offense with confidence and discipline on game day.

  • The Traditional Wing-T Part 3: 20 Series Buck, Trap, Waggle by David Weatherby

    This course provides a detailed breakdown of the core components of the 20 Series within the Traditional Wing-T offense, focusing on the Buck Sweep, Guard Trap, and Waggle. Coach David Weathersby walks through the structure and philosophy behind the Buck Series, explaining how these plays work together to form one of the most effective and balanced sequences in the Wing-T system.

    The course begins by examining when and why coaches should implement the Buck Series, followed by a clear explanation of the numbering system used to organize plays within the offense. Coach Weathersby then breaks down the rules and assignments for the 21/29 Buck Sweep, highlighting the blocking structure, backfield action, and timing required for successful execution. Diagrams and game film are used to illustrate how the play develops against real defenses.

    Additional lessons focus on the 24/26 Guard Trap, including blocking rules and diagrams that demonstrate how the play attacks aggressive defensive fronts. The course concludes with a full breakdown of the 21/29 Waggle, detailing the play-action mechanics, protection responsibilities, and route concepts that make it a powerful complement to the Buck Series.

    Throughout the course, Coach Weathersby emphasizes clear teaching progressions, precise player responsibilities, and the relationship between each play in the series. By connecting rules, diagrams, and film analysis, the course provides a comprehensive look at how the Buck, Trap, and Waggle work together to create a cohesive and effective offensive attack within the Traditional Wing-T system.

  • The Traditional Wing-T Part 5: Sweep Series by David Weatherby

    In this course, Coach David Weathersby breaks down the Sweep Series within the Traditional Wing-T offense, focusing on how the running game can stretch the defense horizontally while creating opportunities for complementary plays. The lessons explore the structure of the series, the philosophy behind it, and how each component works together to keep defenses off balance.

    Coach Weathersby explains the offensive line rules and blocking responsibilities that make the sweep successful, along with the backfield timing and execution required to create explosive plays on the edge. The course also covers variations within the series, including Jet Sweep, Rocket Sweep, Quick Pitch, and Guard Trap concepts that build off the same foundational principles.

    Through diagrams, film breakdowns, and detailed teaching points, the course demonstrates how the Sweep Series can become a consistent and reliable part of an offense. Emphasis is placed on proper technique, coordination between players, and understanding how each play complements the others to create a balanced and effective Wing-T attack.

  • The Traditional Wing-T Part 6: Wing-T Pass Game by David Weatherby

    In this course, Coach David Weathersby breaks down the passing components of the Traditional Wing-T offense and how they complement the core run game. The lessons explore how to effectively integrate play-action, bootleg concepts, and dropback passing to create balance and keep defenses off balance within the Wing-T system.

    Coach Weathersby explains the structure behind key concepts such as Waggle and Buck Pass, detailing how they are built from familiar backfield actions that stress defensive discipline. The course also covers offensive line pass protection rules, route concepts, and the timing required to execute these plays efficiently within the framework of the offense.

    Through a combination of diagrams and game film, the course demonstrates how these passing concepts function in real game situations. The focus is on understanding the design, execution, and strategic purpose of each concept so they can be implemented as reliable complements to the Wing-T run game while creating explosive opportunities in the passing attack.