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Spread and Shred: Quick Game
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    START HERE
  • 2

    Spread and Shred System
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    DOWLOADABLE POWERPOINT
  • 4

    What's in this Course
  • Lesson 5:
    Overview

  • 6

    Ways to Incorporate the Quick Game
  • 7

    How to Read the Key Defender
  • 8

    Understanding who the Danger Player Is
  • 9

    Marrying Quick Game with Other Concepts
  • 10

    with Intermediate Concepts
  • 11

    with Bootleg Concepts
  • 12

    with Backside Concepts
  • 13

    Attacking Defenses with the Quick Game
  • 14

    with Hitch Concepts
  • 15

    Slant Bubble
  • 16

    Double Slant
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    with Stick Concepts
  • 18

    Boundary Hitch
  • 19

    Fade Quick Out
  • 20

    Game Film-with Mirrored Concepts
  • 21

    Game Film-Boundary Hitch
  • 22

    Game Film-Stick Concepts
  • 23

    Game Film-Quick Game with Mid Level Concepts
  • 24

    Game Film-Quick Game with Bootleg Concepts
  • 25

    Recommendations on Installing Concepts
  • 26

    Drilling the Passing Game
  • 27

    Conclusion

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Spread and Shred: Quick Game

THE SPREAD N SHRED OFFENSE HAS AVERAGED OVER 70 SNAPS PER GAME LAST 5 YEARS. Southern California CIF Champs had 3,300 PASSING yards and 3,100 RUSHING yards. This is a FAST, PHYSICAL Multiple Formation Offense with Wide Splits. Steinberg runs 2x2, 3x1, 3x2, and 4x1 sets •Force the Defense to cover entire width & length of the field. •Make the Defense “WRONG” by incorporating Paired Run/Quick Pas...

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