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Hi Def Game Film on Majority of Courses
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Quads packages force defense to spend practice time preparing instead of figuring out how to defend your base offense
- Line up in Quads from No Huddle & check to or away from the Quads
- Sprint out of a Sugar Huddle
- Motion to Quads
- Shift to Quads
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You have to package Play Action with your run game.....
These are HOMERUN balls !!!
- Verticals with backside skinny is married to Veer run. Could be to Tight End side or to the weakside
- Slot Option is play action off midline or Guard Trap
- Post Wheel Swing married to Rocket, Jet, Speed Option
- Bootleg comes off Rocket Toss
- Flood/Smash is play action off Belly from unbalanced formations
- Backside Flat is the MONEY play. This is ran off any run play
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Former Georgia Southern and Rhode Island head coach Tim Stowers introduces the “Turkey & Whale” concept, a creative three-man wheel route package developed through his experiences at multiple levels of football. He explains how the play originated from unbalanced formations at Rhode Island and later adapted to spread sets in junior college, producing significant offensive success, including a bowl team that scored 16 touchdowns and nearly had a 1,000-yard receiver.
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Former Georgia Southern and Rhode Island head coach Tim Stowers introduces the “Turkey & Whale” concept essentially a three-man wheel route package. He explains how the play originated from unbalanced formations at Rhode Island and later adapted to spread sets in junior college, producing explosive results, including 16 touchdowns in a single season. The session highlights the creative use of fakes and variations that make the concept versatile and effective in both balanced and spread offenses.
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Triple Option Summit - Play Action Pass Protections - Mike Sewak
Part of FOUR National Champions in ‘85, ‘86, ‘99, ‘00
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“HIGH-SCHOOL FRIENDLY FLEX”
Coaches don’t decide to run FLEXBONE because they want to throw the ball.
BUT the opportunities to throw the ball are never greater than in this offense:
- Pass defenders in run/pass conflict.
- Run-stopping defensive fronts with no pass rush.
- Simple coverage schemes
- lots of 1 v 1 coverage.
- crowded boxes with very little stunting
ARE YOU OK WITH....
- Some Flex-bone coaches who have won some big games without “attempting” a pass.
- Some Flex-bone coaches who have won some big games without “completing” a pass.
- Many Flex-bone coaches have won a big game because they were able to throw the football when needed to.
- Unfortunately, some Flex-bone coaches have lost a big game because they couldn't throw the ball
Would you like to throw when you WANT to rather than when you MUST?- A successful passing game has “quality” over “quantity”. We like to throw when we WANT to much more than when MUST.
5-TIME LOUISIANA STATE CHAMP SCOTT DIETERICH will show you....
PROTECTON – nothing else matters until we can soundly protect.- Protection is expensive and routes & actions are cheap –
- Learn two protections
- BOB-MAN PROTECTION
EASY QB reads & progressions
- throw from all the normal run flex formations.
- Not Feast or Famine - we believe in a short and intermediate passing game as well “shot” plays.
- Complement the passing game with draws, screens, and shovels
Quick Screens3-Step Quick Game (Red Zone Routes)5-Step Drop-Back GameHalf-Roll ActionOption & Toss Play-Action (Post-Snap RPO).Slow ScreensPRACTICE TIME?Cannot take up the majority or even half of practice time due to the demands of an option-based run game,but you will need to practice the passing game.....so OFF SEASON & SUMMER are big for this. -
Buzz Preston, former Georgia Tech wide receivers coach, presents on drop‑back and sprint‑out protections. He introduces the 360 protection scheme, explains how route concepts pair with protection rules, and uses film to illustrate teaching points. The course emphasizes clarity in protection responsibilities before layering in passing concepts, giving coaches a practical framework for building sound pass protection in the Flexbone system.
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This presentation focuses on play‑action concepts within the Flexbone offense, highlighting the 312 protection scheme. Coach Preston explains how aggressive protection rules and option run looks create passing opportunities by exploiting defensive overreactions. He details blocking assignments against a 50 front, the role of the A‑back in protection or release, and how play‑action complements the triple option as a core offensive weapon.
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A clinic session on integrating the perimeter run and pass game within the Flexbone offense. Coach Greg Webster explains how establishing the fullback game through veer and zone dive sets the foundation, then expands to perimeter options, counters, and play-action concepts. Emphasis is placed on consistent blocking rules, quarterback reads, and using complementary plays to manipulate defensive eyes and create mismatches.
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This session introduces the base passing game, focusing on protection schemes and their evolution through practical coaching experience. It covers 6-man protections, man-zone concepts, sprint-out, turn-back play action, and 3 step slide protections. The discussion emphasizes simplifying teaching for offensive linemen, marrying play-action with dropback protections, and reducing the number of reps needed by aligning schemes. Coaches will gain insight into practical adjustments that make protections more consistent and manageable across different situations