David Weitz

When you understand your opponent, you can predict his moves and stay one step ahead of him. In a game like Football where the chess match between Offensive and Defensive Coordinators happens with split second decisions, you have to be prepared when you pull the headset on.

In Offseason Defensive Coordinator Breakdown we detail our systematic approach to developing meaningful data that helps us win on Friday Nights. No more endless hours staring at film without any take aways. We give you the tools to generate specific, detailed reports that will move your game planning to the next level.

We breakdown our simple, easy to understand process that has helped our team move from bottom of the conference in Points Per Game to top the top of the Conference.

Topics Covered

• Defensive Coordinator Tendencies-By Field Zone, Down, Formation
• Analyzing Blitz Tendencies and Predictors
• Understanding Defensive Base, Adjustments and Reactions
• Creating Unique Formations to Gain an Advantage
• Building A Reference Sheet to Save You Time In Season

Don't spend this offseason chasing fads and gimicks, focus on developing a system that is going to allow you to analyze and attack your opponents.

The QB-RB mesh is one of the most universal, and under coached, skills in modern football. From Flexbone/Wing-T based option attacks to Spread Zone Read concepts the mesh is the one skill that must be mastered to have an effective offense.

The mesh is the one skill with the highest return on investment for coaching time. If done successfully a well read and executed mesh can cancel out up to three players. A poorly read mesh will result in a loss of yards in a best case scenario, and a turnover in a worst case scenario.

Coaching the Quarterback Mesh gives coaches a system to teach this skill by breaking it down into five steps. These steps are then broken down further where the specific coaching points for each step are detailed. Lastly the book takes the system and applies it to the main plays that have a QB-RB mesh. This includes; Midline, Inside Veer, Outside Veer, Inside Zone, Outside Zone and Inverted Power.

Take the next step in coaching your Quarterbacks and created a high powered offense with Coaching the Quarterback Mesh.

When a Punt is blocked 90% of the time the team that blocked the punt wins the game.

The Punt Team is considered by many coaches as the most critical play in a game. No one play can have as significant of an impact as the Punt. In this book, the Shield Punt is dissected and broken down into individual skills for each player. Beyond detailing the role of each individual the book goes into further detail by giving the specific drills that make this the safest and most successful Punt scheme in football.