Developing a Weekly Game Plan vs Multiple Spread Offense (Part 2)

What is a multiple spread offense?

The spread offense was developed in the mid 90’s by rich Rodriguez and Bill Snyder. The multiple spread offense is a hybrid offensive scheme that consists of formations and plays from various other schemes including the pistol offense, no huddle offense, pro style offense and more. This style typically sets the quarterback in the shotgun and spreads the defense using multiple receiver sets. 

With a spread offense, the linebackers need to be able to align efficiently, get the front set, and understand run/pass responsibility within seconds. Rules built for that enable quick and easy execution. Alignment rules follow field/boundary information.

Developing a game plan for a spread offense team is crucial. Defending the spread offense must be focused by containing the dual threat quarterback, proper alignment, taking away inside slot receivers and identifying false looks. The defensive line must set a protection perimeter run. Stopping the power read, speed sweep and stretch plays. Every team will require various focuses, however incorporating a defensive game plan can be a difference maker.

Spread offenses are a threat to many defenses but with an effective game plan, you can limit the threat. Introducing Bakerfields very own Paul Golla’s masterclass..

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Garca Head Coach Paul Golla shares his secrets to defending the spread offense effectively. From the no huddle to the pistol offense to tempo offenses, Paul Golla gives an in depth overview on stopping the offense by strategically implementing a game plan.

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