This section includes examples from successful coordinators in how they think about their offense. You will see that there is not one approach that works better than the other, but what is clear is that each of these coaches knows what the key aspects of their attack are, and they set up their offense and game planning based on that.
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Lesson 12:
More than one approach to offense planning
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Keith Grabowski shares his comprehensive approach to doing the job of an offensive coordinator which he developed over 27 years of coaching plus the thousands of interviews and clinics he has conducted. This “master class” breaks down all aspects of coordinating an offense, from understanding the responsibilities to the finest details of scripting a practice. He breaks down the entire process o...
