The Art of the NOW Screen

Description

Coach Walt McKay takes us step-by-step through the process of taking advantage of any defense using Wide Receivers to stress a defense horizontally, vertically, and athletically. Also known as a "Key" screen, these simple concepts are flexible enough to build into any scheme, and simple enough to teach at all levels.

RUN TIME
34:39

FORMAT
Digital Download

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Lessons

1 NOW Screen as an RPO 34:40

The Coach

Walt McKay

Learn. Teach. Win. With Coach Walt McKay

Coach Walt McKay was born and raised in Monessen, PA, a small town 30 miles south of Pittsburgh. A football scholarship brought McKay to Texas, and his first coaching job brought him to Blacksburgh, VA, where he worked as a Graduate Assistant in the late 1970s. After receiving a B.S. in Physical Education he went on to receive a M.S. in Sport Management from Virginia Tech.

After 20 years of coaching in the college ranks, including stops at Pitt, Oklahoma State, and Virginia Tech, McKay returned to his first love - High School Football. In 25 years of coaching High School football, McKay won 3 state championships, sent over 100 players to the college ranks, and watched 6 of them go on to a successful NFL career.

McKay has been married to Mary for 39 years and they have three children, Michael, 37; Brandon, 34; and Amanda, 29. His family resides in Orange County, TX.