Course 16: Quick & DropBack Pass Protections

Description

If you want to be an efficient explosive passing team it all starts up front. If you can’t protect, you’re quarterback will never be consistent and therefore your offense will never be consistent.

Coach Marty will walk you through the simple yet universal protection schemes that have been the foundation of the #2 and #5 most efficient passing offenses in the state.

He will also give you his three “Stay’s” the three critical rules for linemen to win any and every pass pro rep. This chapter will give you the foundation to make your quick and drop back concepts as efficient and explosive as they possibly can be.

Want to dominate first down and be great on the third and medium? Be great at quick game!

Get the ball out quickly, put defenders in conflict, and get your best players in 1 on 1 matchups! Quick game has almost unlimited benefits to any offense.

Coach Marty will show the quick game concepts out of multiple formations and personnel groupings that have made the Reedley Passing game so efficient and hard to defend. And the best part – you don’t have to be dominant up front because the ball is getting out quickly!

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Lessons

1 1 Quick Pass Philosophy 0:23

ROUTES ON THE BOARD

2 2 All Hitches 1:50 3 3 Speed Outs 1:40 4 4 Orb Exit Concept 1:51 5 5 Slant Flat Slant Arrow 2:14 6 6 Out Corner Middle Stick 0:54 7 7 Perimeter Screen Rules 4:21 8 7b Bubble Screen 6:50 9 8 Arrow and Now Screens 3:30

PASS PRO ON THE BOARD

10 9 Intro to Pass Pro 0:47 11 10 Half Slide Half Man on the Board 5:59 12 11 Center Tag vs Odd Front 2:29

QUICK PROTECTIONS

13 12 GAME FILM Rip Call vs Even front 2:23 14 13 GAME FILM 3 Check for RB on RIP LIZ protections 1:29 15 16 GAME FILM How the QB calls the protection 2:13 16 14 GAME FILM Center protecting both gaps 1:23 17 15 GAME FILM Liz Call with RB free Release 1:08 18 16 GAME FILM Liz call with SLAM tag 2:06 19 17 GAME FILM Why OL have to stay square 1:17

DROP BACK PROTECTIONS

20 18 GAME FILM Rock Lake Drop Back Protection 4:35 21 21 GAME FILM Rock Protection 1:27 22 19 GAME FILM Lake Protection RB picking up blitz 1:26 23 22 GAME FILM Example of RB mistake 1:39 24 23 GAME FILM Lake RB misses Slam call 1:36

FULL SLIDE

25 24 Full Slide Protections 2:47

FREE STUFF

26 25 Important points of Quick Game 0:49 27 DOWLOADABLE POWERPOINT - Quick Pass Game 28 DOWNLOADABLE Powerpoint - Pass Protections 29 The MULTIPLE GUN OFFENSE 30 About Coach Marty

The Coach

Eric Marty

Tight End Driven Multiple Gun Offense

Back-to-Back Conference Coach of the Year Eric Marty’s TIGHT END DRIVEN MULTIPLE GUN OFFENSE propelled to 20-2 record, conference championships, and a bowl win.

There are 68-Jr Colleges in California…

Averaged 45.7 points per game this season (4th best in the state), and
41.5 points per game in 2018 (7th best in the state).
Ranking 10th in total offense this season at 438.7 yards per game, and
5th in 2018 at 484.5 yards per game.

Most impressively, Reedley was a 1-9 team on probation prior to Marty's arrival.

QBs have finished 2nd and 5th in efficiency in the state the past two years,
Tailback in 2019 led the state in yards per carry, rushed for over a thousand yards, and led the state in all-purpose yardage.
TE's have had more catches than any other collegiate TE group in the past two years.

Before accepting the Reedley Head Coach position, Coach Marty....

East Los Angeles College Head Coach, Offensive Coordinator, and Quarterbacks Coach in 2015.
Moorpark College Offensive Coordinator, taking the offense from 64th in the state to 14th in just two years.
Oklahoma Panhandle University in 2012 as the Receivers Coach and Special Teams Coordinator.

Coach Marty also has coached high school football in his home state of Washington. As the OC, Marty led his alma mater to an 11-1 record in 2009 and reached the 3A quarterfinals in 2011.

PLAYING CAREER

3-year starting QB at Chapman University,
- compiling a 14-8 record as a starter,
- broke 6 school passing records, and
led the team to back-to-back winning seasons in 2007 and 2008 for the first time since 1995, 1996.
Led four different teams to League titles in four years in the Italian and Austrian Football Leagues,
Won the 2009 Italian Superbowl and the 2010 Austrian Bowl XXVI.
Named the MVP of Austrian Bowl XXVI.
Professional career record of 39-8. 152 touchdown passes to 30 interceptions (5-1 TD-INT ratio).
Marty went 14-6 as a high school QB and was the state player of the year in soccer.