8-Man: Spread Offense Attack

by IHSFCA Illinois High School Football Coaches Association

Description

The spread offense in gridiron football utilizes a shotgun formation, with the quarterback lining up in front of the defense and using three-, four-, or even five receivers to spread the defense horizontally.

In this course, Coach Tim Osterman talks about his utilization of the spread offense. He shares his offensive organization as well as his philosophy. He shows plays that work well in the spread offense, including tape.

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. Take away coach Osterman's tips and tricks to playing the spread offense today!

Lessons

Intro

1 Intro & Outline 1:14 2 Who We Are 3:34

Offensive Big Picture

3 Offensive Philosophy 2:04 4 Offensive Organization 2:34 5 Formations 1:35

Plays

6 Jet Sweep 3:55 7 Jet Sweep Tape 3:07 8 QB Counter 1:26 9 QB Counter Tape 2:20 10 PA Bootleg 1:08 11 PA Bootleg Tape 2:23 12 Throwback w/ Tape 1:32 13 One Back Power Offense 5:42 14 Drop Back Passes 2:52 15 Drop Back Pass Tape 3:46

Outro

16 Contact 0:55

The Coach

IHSFCA Illinois High School Football Coaches Association

Tim Osterman - Head Coach - Remsen St. Mary

Remsen St. Mary’s Head Football Coach Tim Osterman was named the 2020 Iowa Football Coaches Association State Coach of the Year for the 8-player class.

After several years as an assistant coach on the RSM staff, Osterman took over the head coaching responsibilities this past season and led the Hawks to their second state championship in school history. RSM finished the season 12-0 with a pair of memorable games at the UNI-Dome to finish off their perfect season, winning a state-record breaking 108-94 contest over Montezuma in the semifinals and then winning a 48-0 contest over Fremont-Mills in the championship game, becoming just the second team in 8-player history to record a shutout in the title game. Osterman is the third coach from Remsen St. Mary’s to win the award. Ryan Hajek took the honor at the end of the 2017 season while his father Ken Hajek received the honor after leading the Hawks to their championship in 2004.