The Spread Offense

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This clinic covers mesh concepts that that are probably not already in your playbook, but should be. 

You'll see a few concepts that can attack man and zone defense, and you'll see how Oregon, UCF, Arizona State, Northern Arizona, Kansas City Chiefs, and the Philadelphia Eagles execute these concepts.

You'll receive in depth analysis of the concepts with detailed explanation for each route and the responsiblity of every player in the concept.  

Why these concepts are important to have:

• Man beaters
• Zone beaters
• Attacks the defense vertically and horizontally
• Easy reads for the QB
• Mismatch with LB's on RB
• Has an answer for anything the defense throws at you

Do you want to be able to attack the defense in the run and the pass, and have an answer for whatever the defense tries to throw at you?

Then download The Ultimate RPO Playbook!

What you'll receive:

• Questions to ask yourself when implementing RPO's
• Philosophy of the RPO's
• Step by step instructions for blocking rules & responsibilities
• WR routes and responsibilities
• QB Read keys with explanations
• Visual diagrams of each RPO

This isn't a book of plays with no explanations where you're left wondering how to implement these in your offense.

I go in depth on blocking rules & responsibilities, WR route responsibilities from multiple formations, and QB reads vs different fronts.

This playbook will give you everything you need to start playing faster and scoring more points!

I break down how to start tagging your quick pass game off zone read.  

With this philosophy, you'll always have an answer for whatever the defense throws at you.  No more wasting time outs because you have a run play called against 7-8 man box.

Does the defense stack the box?

Perfect, throw it to the quick screen on the perimeter.

Too much respect for the WR's out in space?

Exploit their weakness and go with zone read.

This concept will help simplify your playbook, make your offense easier to run for players, and will create more explosive plays