Use Your Base Offensive Pass Menu to Win In The Red Zone

Description

Red Zone Bracket Beater. Our Red Zone Beater is from our Base Offensive Menu. In the Red Zone we will tag the outside WR’s with Digs to attack the no cover zone. The progression is easy for your QB. The protection carries over from your base protection.

The Closer we get to the Endzone

•The smaller the Zones and Windows get, so QB has to be more accurate. Put the ball on WR’s body

•Think TD, Check Down – The RB is your friend!

•Think Players, not plays

•The least defended part of the Endzone is the back 2 yards

Redzone Reminders

•When we cross the 50 yard line, expect Coach Acosta to go for the jugular. Expect Shots and gadget plays. Protection is at a premium .

•Avoid self inflicted negatives (SINS), mental errors, pre-snap procedure penalties, drops and missed throws

•QB must avoid Sacks – Throw the ball away. Yardage is precious. Take the FG

•Expect more pressure the closer you get to the endzone

•WR’s must defeat Man to Man

Enjoy this course.

Lessons

Chapter 1: Red Zone Philosophy

1 Red Zone Philosophy 2:39

Chapter 2: Play Diagram

2 Diagram

Chapter 3: Teach Tape

3 Teach Tape: Branch 7:10

Chapter 4: Raw Video

4 Full Cutup: Branch 2:31

Chapter 5: Downloads

5 Red Zone Philosophy 6 Red Zone Philosophy Download

The Coach

Bobby Acosta

Score Points

The veteran coach serves as the team’s offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach.

Acosta has been involved in coaching at various levels, from high school to the NFL, for 19 years. Recently, he spent the 2014 and 2015 seasons at Syracuse before moving on to Cornell in 2015. At Syracuse in 2015, he served as the Orange’s wide receiver coach and recruiting coordinator, where he helped attract 18 three-star recruits and five players ranked among the top 50 at their positions in the country, according to 247 sports.

Before his stint at Syracuse, Acosta spent one year as head coach at Widener (2013) and five seasons as assistant coach at TCNJ (2008-12), the last four as offensive coordinator. That came on the heels of two seasons as the tight ends coach at Delaware, where he helped the Blue Hens reach the 2007 FCS National Championship game and assisted in the development of future Super Bowl winning quarterback Joe Flacco.

Acosta served as head coach at both Marlboro HS (2002-04) and Monmouth Regional HS (2006-07), sandwiched around three years as wide receivers coach at TCNJ. He began his coaching career at Rowan (1999-2001) as the team’s defensive backs and special teams coach. In addition, he spent the 2008 (Cleveland Browns) and 2010 (New York Jets) NFL preseason in coaching internships.

In his one season as head coach at Widener, the Pride went 6-4 and averaged 439.7 yards and 31.8 points per game. At TCNJ, his offense set school records for passing yards (2,491) and completions (269) in a season in 2012. During the 2009 campaign, the offense scored the most points in a single-season in program history (309), as well as yards in a game (708 vs. FDU-Florham).

Acosta played four seasons at Rowan, helping the team to the Stagg Bowl, the Division III national championship game, each year. He graduated in 2000 with a degree in health and exercise science.