Utilizing Zone Dive in Any Offense with Matt McLeod

by IHSFCA Illinois High School Football Coaches Association

Description

The Zone dive is arguably one of the most simple plays in offense. The concept is to take advantage of sharp cuts between the tackles and overwhelm the defense with quick block-offs from the line so that the b-back finds a hole and runs.

In this course, Coach Matt McLeod discusses his rules of running the zone dive properly. He goes through play diagrams and scripts to fit the zone dive. He finishes with examples from practice film and game film.

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. Take Coach Matt McLeod's advice on running the zone dive today!

Lessons

INTRODUCTION

1 Intro 1:23

RULES

2 Playside Wing & Playside Tackle/Guard 3:27 3 Centre, Backside Guard/Tackle & Tight End 2:34 4 Backside Wing, Wide Receiver, Quarterback 2:13 5 Full Back 3:46

ZONE DIVE

6 Play Diagrams 4:23 7 Zone Dive Fit Script - Part 1 4:24 8 Zone Dive Fit Script - Part 2 2:31

PRACTICE FILM

9 Understanding Alignments 4:05 10 Progression 4:05 11 Heavy Set 2:39 12 Triple Call 3:05

GAME FILM

13 Game Film Examples - Part 1 2:23 14 Game Film Examples - Part 2 2:14 15 Game Film Examples - Part 3 4:26 16 Physicality 2:37

Q&A

17 Q&A 2:52

The Coach

IHSFCA Illinois High School Football Coaches Association

Matt McLeod | Lafayette High School | Assistant Football Coach - QB/OLB

Matt McLead has been a football coach for 28 years, currently the QB/DL coach at Lafayette High School in Williamsburg, VA. Coached football for 15 years in college at some great schools in the ACC, Conference USA, Atlantic 10, and CAA. I have also been fortunate to coach High School football, as a head coach, for 13 years at Deep Run and Grafton High Schools. Exclusively ran flexbone, very successfully, all 13 years. He played high school football at D.W. Daniel High School in Central South Carolina and was a part of back-to-back state championships running split back veer for Allen Sitterle. Played college football at Clemson University and was a part of 4 bowl games during his time there.