Calling The Perfect Offensive Play

Description

This course will outline how to maximize your play calling from RPOs to Vertical Game as wells as Screens with multiple spread formations.

Lessons

1 Calling the Perfect Play Intro: The WHY 3:15 2 Chalk Talk: Outlining Quick Game & RPOs 9:18 3 Chalk Talk: Diagram of a Sample Play Call 2:43 4 Game Footage: Doubles RPOs Explained 5:35 5 Game Footage: Trips RPOs Explained 12:55 6 Game Footage: RPOs with TE Set (11 Personnel) 4:26 7 Game Footage: Maximizing Your Vertical Game 4:43 8 Game Footage: Screen Game 6:44 9 BONUS VIDEO: Trips Pepsi (Third Level RPO) 0:57

The Coach

Herbert Davis

Herbert Davis just finished his 6th year as the Head Football Coach at MRA. He has 28 years in the coaching profession and 23 as a head football coach.

Davis has compiled a 194-89 won-loss record in 23 years of coaching at both private and public schools. He has earned MAIS state Coach-of-the-Year accolades four times in Mississippi (1993, 1997, 2009, 2019). He also was awarded the 2009-10 All American Football Foundation Gerald R. Ford coaches award. Davis’ teams have competed in the state playoffs 18 times winning four state titles. He is the only football coach in MS to take five different schools to an appearance in the state championship game.

Recently he has taken the Patriots to the state title game five out of six seasons, and just posted an undefeated regular season and conference championship and state runners-up with the 2018 squad, and in 2019 posted another conference championship along with a 12-2 state championship season.

OFFENSIVE STATS LAST 2 YEARS:

MRA has averaged 42 points per game. They have played 27 games the last 2 years (24-3 record) and have run the clock 17 of those games (vs 4 the previous 4 years).
The Pariots have averaged 76% completion rate on RPO’s the last 2 years. 9 yds per completion, 5.9 per run, also averaging 30.4 yds per completion (51% completion) in our vertical game.
In 2019, MRA's QB (Coached by Davis) set the state record for yards passing in a game with 593. This record was set in the State Championship.