The Assistant Coach

Power is one of the oldest plays in football and some form of it is in every offense across the country. 

When taught correctly, it can handle any defense that it comes up against. This makes it a play that should be a core play in any offense, even if only for critical short distance and goal line plays. 

It is a great way to be physical and nasty at the point of attack. It allows you to impose your will on an opponent and demoralize them at the same time. 

In this course you will get: 

     - Rules for the concept 

     - Diagrams against multiple defenses out of many different formations and personnel groupings

     - Drills to use in teaching the OL

     - Coaching points to make your guys effective and confident 

     - Tags to make the play more versatile 

     - Film (Coming Soon)

Oklahoma offensive breakdown from week 2 2019 vs South Dakota. 

The Sooners won 70 - 14 and played 3 quarterbacks. 

Most coaches wouldn't see this game as an opportunity to dive into the OU offense and the mind of Lincoln Riley, but I saw it as an opportunity to find some of their base concepts at work. 

OU ran 72 plays for 733 yards. The Sooners were tossed the ball for 423 yards in the air and ran 310 on the ground. 

Included in this course:

• A PDF of each play drawn up vs the defense with D&D, Time, Gain, and Yard Line
• An excel document that includes the above information plus other categories such as play type and concepts
• A video explanation of two of their fundamental concepts. The Counter RPO paired with the Now Screen and the Hitch Seam concept.  
• Clips of the Counter RPO and Hitch Seam Concepts
• Youtube link to the game

How to use this course?

Analyze the excel document for pertinent information that interests you. Use it to get inside the mind, philosophy, and offense of Lincoln Riley and the Oklahoma Sooners. Analyze the play diagrams for play construction, the reasoning behind the play, and adaptability to your offense. 

Have you ever had a stud WR and didn't have enough ways to get him the ball? 

I think it's safe to say that between his time at Alabama to his time in the NFL now, Amari Cooper can flat out play! 

In week 5 of the 2019 season, Cooper and the Cowboys took on the Packers and had an incredible day! 

11 Catches for 226 Yards is one to remember! 

How did the packers not just stop him? 

This course takes a dive into the Cowboys playbook and breaks down each catch by #19!

Cowboys use motion and alignment in different formations to create matchups that work in their favor! Additionally, they use a combination of simple concepts for every down that every high school team in America can run and a few concepts that you can hold on to for when you need a big play! 

Here is what you get:

   -11 plays diagramed vs the defense

   -Game Situation Analysis 

   -Concept Explanation

   -Why they call and run each play

   -Defensive Explanation

   -How to read the play. Pre - Snap and Post - Snap

Everyone wants to be an Offensive Coordinator and call the plays!

Most of us have been scribbling plays down on everything from legal pads to cocktail napkins for years! 

BUT

Most of us don't think about the daily tasks of being an OC until it is in our lap and we are left scrambling around to get it together. 

If that's you, it's ok. That was me too!

That is why I'm here!

I have collected some documents that you need to get started!

Here is what you will get:

   - Master list for your plays

   - Daily Practice Plan and Scripts

   - Wristband Template

   - Game Plan Call Sheet

   - Video Walkthrough 

Oklahoma offensive breakdown from week 2 2019 vs South Dakota. 

The Sooners won 70 - 14 and played 3 quarterbacks. 

Most coaches wouldn't see this game as an opportunity to dive into the OU offense and the mind of Lincoln Riley, but I saw it as an opportunity to find some of their base concepts at work. 

OU ran 72 plays for 733 yards. The Sooners were tossed the ball for 423 yards in the air and ran 310 on the ground.