Matt Drinkall - RPO`s Explained: Defined, Packaging, & Implementation

Description

What is an RPO and how do you run it effectively?

Coach Matt Drinkall discusses his history with RPO's from his time as the Head Coach at Kansas Wesleyan. Coach Drinkall discusses his philosophy on RPO's, including the implementation of an RPO offense along with the types of reads and throws the QB makes. He gives examples of RPO's using both five and six man run schemes. He concludes with his thoughts on adding RPO's to an offensive game plan and what their impact is on an offense. His clinic is followed by a recorded question and answer session.

Proceeds from the purchase of this course benefit Lauren's First & Goal Foundation.

Lessons

1 Introduction 0:32

Introduction to RPO's

2 Overview of RPO's 2:41 3 Structuring RPO's 2:12 4 Types of RPO's, Reads, & Throws 4:16

5 Man Run RPO's

5 Overview of 5 Man Runs 1:05 6 Outside Zone 1:42 7 Inside Zone 0:45 8 Counter Trey 0:29 9 Tackle Wrap 0:51 10 Examples of Access Throws 1:29 11 Examples of Base Perimeter Throws 4:10 12 Examples of Jettison RPO's 4:08

6 Man Run RPO's

13 Overview of 6 Man Runs 0:34 14 Power & Counter 0:47 15 Inside Zone & Zone Iso 0:29 16 Examples of Access Throws 1:11 17 Examples of Base Perimeter Throws 1:13 18 Examples of Mubble Throws 1:55 19 11 Personnel RB Detached Empty with Perimeter RPO 0:38 20 Downfield Slot RPO 0:34 21 Examples of Perimeter Throws (12 Personnel & Unbalanced) 0:44 22 Compliments to Perimeter Throws 0:30

Implementing RPO's

23 Negatives of RPO's 1:00 24 Game Planning RPO's 1:45 25 Positives of RPO's 0:29 26 Quantifying RPO's & their Impact 1:46 27 Conclusion 0:28

Question & Answer

28 Q&A - 2 & 3 Man RPO's 2:30 29 Q&A - Man Answers with Perimeter RPO's 1:54 30 Q&A - Army & Under Center RPO's 0:52 31 Q&A - Muddy Reads & RPO Limitations 1:20 32 Q&A - Pistol Thoughts 1:58 33 Q&A - QB Instruction 1:22

The Coach

Lauren's First and Goal

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Matt Drinkall was added to the Army West Point football staff in February 2019. He currently serves as the tight ends coach after a year stint as the offensive quality control coach. He came to the Banks of the Hudson after a very successful five-year stint as the head coach at Kansas Wesleyan where the Coyotes were 42-17, including a 37-12 slate against KCAC opponents. His last four teams won 40 games (40-8) during the best four-year run in school history. He departed holding the fourth-highest win total in program history as well.