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Indiana Defensive Coordinator Chad Wilt coaches up the ins and outs of creating takeaways and establishing a tackling circuit. This course includes great defensive topics such as creating a defensive DNA, an overview of his recovery drills the Hoosiers work on in practice, takeaway drills, ball drills, tackling systems, and more. He ends this course with a live q/a session with other coaches. Click “Book this Course” now to start putting this drill work into your own practice and get your defense to start becoming tackling and takeaway machines!

University of Maine special teams coodinator, Jared Keyete, breaks down technique and schemes in punt return. 

Dan Carrel has focused his study of the game on the how rather than the what.  Designing a run fit system requires plenty of how and why types of questions.

In this course, Coach Carrel discusses the elements that are most important in designing a run-fit system that you can easily teach to your players and has adaptability to all the things you want and need to do.

With a focus on the multiple ways to stop the run, Coach Carrel takes you through varies fits and alignments including even fits, plus fits, and minus fits as well as discussing the understanding necessary for each in knowing what you are trying to accomplish.

If you want to solidify the run fits in your defensive structure, then this course is for you!

Defensive run fits in multiple fronts

What is a run fit? 

One thing is certain, defensive alignments are the most important when utilizing run fits. To comprehend run fits, we must first understand what a run fit is. A run fit is when a defensive lineman and/or linebacker enter a gap to prevent a running back from running through it. If the running back is moving side to side, he is not gaining yards, which allows the defense to get to the ball.

Single gap run fits are the most common. They require each defender to focus on one gap. The defensive line is shaded toward the gap they will control, while the linebackers line up in the gap they will control.

To understand run fits, we must understand how gaps are created. Defensive players on any team will assign each player a specific gap to cover. Run fits are the defensive's communication of who is to cover what gap. That's how solid run defense is achieved!

Run fits can be implemented with various fronts. From the single gap, two gaps to 3-4 schemes. Plus many more. You can elevate your run defensive by simply incorporating this technique. Introducing Colorado Assistant Coach Bryan Cook,

**DEFENSIVE RUN FITS TRAINING**

Bryan Cook details the way they fit runs from multiple fronts. Assistant Coach Bryan Cook dives into defensive run fits in multiple fronts, including Zone Schemes, Gap Schemes & Coverages. This course is a template for ensuring that your own defense is sound in the approach to stopping the run from every front, coverage and movement.

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. You’ll hit the ground running and begin improving your defense today!

Penn State Offensive Coordinator Mike Yurcich shares the Nittany Lion Quick Game.  In this course, he explains why they utilize the stick concept and its versatility and advantages in attacking the defense.

He teaches all aspects of the routes for stick, the quarterback thought process, and variations like Empty Stick Slant, Empty Slot Option, 3x1 TB Option, and 3x1 TB Free Release.  

The Stick is a versatile play that can be taught and utilized in any offense.

Part of the Black Friday Bundle: 2022 DC School Bundle

Coach Jay Bateman talks about his defensive focus, in particular 3rd Downs, and what he does throughout the week to best prepare his guys for game day.

Army Head Coach, Jeff Monken, teaches program development and team culture including "The Plan" and "The 7 Commandments of Army Football." 

Arkansas State Special Teams Coordinator Jake Schoonover covers all aspects of the Red Wolves Kickoff. Coach Schoonover has 13+ years of experience coaching special teams in college football, and has built a strong special teams unit at every school he has been at. This course includes a full breakdown of the Arkansas State kickoff unit and coaches topics such as: 

• Kickoff Goals

• Coverage zones

• Double Team Push

• Triangle Fit Contain

• Pooch Kicks

• Avoid and Bully

• And Much more

To get a full understanding of the Arkansas State Kickoff unit and begin learning Coach Schooover’s special teams philosophies, simply click “Book this Course” and start dominating your kickoffs today. 

Calgary Stampeders defensive coordinator and linebackers coach Brett Monson coaches the in’s and out’s of switch man coverage. This course breaks down the rules of switch/man and gives insights and film breakdowns into the details the coach Monson puts into this defense. This includes topics such as leverage, shuffle techniques, examples of switch in games, secondary and linebacker rules, 2 man sticks with inside help, dealing with stack, and much more.  If you are interested in over 45 minutes of in depth details on switch man coverage, simple click “Book this course” to get started and out these fundamentals and techniques into your defense today. 

Part of the Black Friday/Cyber Monday Bundles:

2022 ST Coordinator School 

Thump-Thump Heaven

In this course, coach Sean Saturnio goes in depth on the drills and techniques his Army West Point team used in his last 7 seasons to make Army the #1 punt block team in the country.

Disruption is production

There is a saying in Football, disruption is production. 

Quarterbacks are the most important, they run the show. However, the second-most important person must be the guy who gets to the quarterback. Pass rushers have the ability to create a threat off the edge and punish the quarterback which changes the dynamics of the game. 

Edge rushers are highly valued because they possess the potential to stop drives by taking away today's most dangerous weapon: the passing game. They are amongst the most talented groups. Edge rushers are the cream of the crop. 

Pass rushers often collapse the pocket, forcing the quarterback to scramble and force a bad throw. A play where a QB takes a hard hit in the pocket while throwing downfield is likely to lead to a better result for the secondary. Because elite rushers have had such an impact on the game, teams have shifted their focus on mobile QBs.

It is a high priority more than ever for an organization to build an effective pass rush.

Introducing AJ Cooper.

EDGE PLAYER FUNDAMENTALS TRAINING

Coach AJ Cooper introduces fundamental drills and schemes that he implements for his edges and how they can directly translate it onto the field. This course includes a variation of spinning drills, set points, 1 on 1's, and game film. Everything you need in this 27-video course to make your pass rush unstoppable. 

“Book this course” will give you unlimited access to the training. You’ll be on your way to creating an elite edge rush defense!

The game of football is played in context of time, field position, and down and distance, so it makes sense to have a situational focus when putting together a game plan.  Kent State Offensive Coordinator Andrew Sowder takes you through each situation, highlighting what he has found in his own studies and then applying it to the game plan.  He covers all situations and illustrates them with game film examples.

If you are looking for a more situational focus and structure for your offense, Coach Sowder has you covered in this course.

5 Man Pressure

What has made Penn State a top defensive team? It's simple, their use of the 5 Man Pressure has landed them amongst the top ranks of the collegiate level. Penn State is a blitz first team and they've used pressure with high success. Now Coach Pry brings his defensive knowledge to Virginia Tech as their new head coach.

What is Pressure Defense? 

Pressure defense is a strategy implemented by Defensive coordinators where linebackers and defensive backs play essentially on the line of scrimmage resulting in players often rushing the the quarterback.

Incorporating the 5 Man Pressure.

There are a variety of zone pressure coverages as well as Man Pressure. In order to implement this strategy, you must understand the concept of the blitz. It's a five-man pressure that utilizes an edge blitz by the linebackers and simple line movement. Each pressure within this front has a name and is different to one another because of its assignments. 5 Man Pressures are great on early downs because they are usually gap sound.

Using the 5 Man Pressure correctly can immensely upgrade your defense and give you an advantage over opposing teams. Learn from one of the best.

Learn from Virgina Tech Head Coach Brent Pry!

**5 MAN PRESSURE TRAINING**

VT Head Coach Brent Pry teaches the 5 man pressures. He breaks down in great depth the use of the weak and strong zone pressures. In addition, Pry details his use of the Man Pressure from the boundary and its various packages, giving you everything you need to perfect the blitz.

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. You’ll hit the ground running and begin improving your defense today!

Proceeds from the purchase of this course benefit Lauren's First and Goal Foundation.

Part of the Black Friday Bundle: 2022 DC School Bundle

Do you want to learn how to make your defense one that ranks with the champions? Well, you've come to the right place! In this course, Coach Mike Elko delivers to you tackling drills, ball disruption, and mirroring the quarterback concepts that you need to know in order to change the game of defensive play. He also shows off these through the means of drills, fundamentals, and coverages that were used at Texas A&M University and now move to Duke University.

He starts out the course by speaking on the defensive philosophy he uses. This is important to know because it will bring you insight on philosophies to use with your team, and shows off where the priorities lie with the team.

Then, he breaks into speaking on tackling. He shows off both whiteboard and practice film examples of his pursuit drill. He states it is the first thing they do for their defensive practice to ensure all 11 players are swarming to the ball even after they have taken care of their defensive responsibilities. Then he explains what leverage pursuit is and details 3 key points of it you need to know in order to make a good play on the ball. He uses practice film to break down how to use leverage to your advantage to physically make a better play on the ball, not just the ball carrier. 

Next, he breaks down the topic of ball disruption. He does this by showing off multiple drills he uses such as two-man recovery, tomahawk drills, hook and glove, and hook and punch. These are all used and shown to help disrupt the ball from the ball carrier and create turnovers. He uses film to show these drills so they will be easy for you to understand and implement in your defensive practices. He also discusses the importance of stripping the ball and how your team should constantly be trying to get the ball out of the hands of the carrier. 

Finally, He breaks down how to properly mirror the QB. He breaks down how to mirror the QB when rushing using 2 different techniques whether you are free or engaged. These will help you to coach your players not to jump to block the ball and get juked out by a basic pump fake. He shows off these two types of mirroring with practice film as well, making it very easy for you to understand and develop with your team. 

If you are a coach who wants to make your defense strong, disruptive, and a force to be reckoned with, then this course is a must!

In this course, Defensive Coordinator/Safeties Coach Dan Verpaele of Kennesaw State goes in depth on the coverages, schemes, and reads he instills in his safeties.

In this course, Coach Paul Williams, Cornerbacks coach at Wake Forest University, goes into what drills and fundamentals he uses as a coach, and how his players apply in game situations. The following is included

Tackling

Man drills

Footwork

Lock and Lean

Off Man

Part of the Black Friday/Cyber Monday Position Coach School - DB Edition Bundle

In this course, Coach Chris Patridge teaches the safety play at Ole Miss. He shares his pre & post-snap keys. Coach Partridge demonstrates different types of breaks as well as drills and game film. 

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. Learn how Coach Patridge teaches his safeties how to play the Ole Miss way!

In this course, Bryant offensive line coach Steven Ciocci coaches how to install 6 and 7 man pass protection. Coach Ciocci also breaks down the fundamentals of his offensive line and the different schemes that Bryant uses. This course includes a full breakdown of a wide range of topics around the offensive line including off-season and in-season focus, stance fundamentals, pass pro demeanor, angle sets, hand combat, and much more. Simply click “Book this Course” to get an understanding of 6 and 7 man pass protection, while also getting the playbook for coaching offensive line fundamentals, mindset, and scheme.

In this course, coach Phil Kleckler talks about the bear front and its variations. Coach breaks down the 3-man stunt, 4-man stunt, and 5-man stunt as well as different inserts. 

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. Take away Coach Klecklers bear front variations with you today!

In his course Leadership Perspective, Charlotte Strength and Conditioning Coach Lew Caralla share plenty of ideas which are a part of who he is a leader and a coach.  This is a resource of ideas which you will find yourself going back to again and again.

South Carolina Defensive Backs Coach Torrian Gray shares the techniques and drills he utilizes to tackle and create turnovers in the secondary.

What is an RPO and how do you run it effectively? 

Coach Matt Drinkall discusses his history with RPO's from his time as the Head Coach at Kansas Wesleyan. Coach Drinkall discusses his philosophy on RPO's, including the implementation of an RPO offense along with the types of reads and throws the QB makes. He gives examples of RPO's using both five and six man run schemes. He concludes with his thoughts on adding RPO's to an offensive game plan and what their impact is on an offense. His clinic is followed by a recorded question and answer session.

Proceeds from the purchase of this course benefit Lauren's First & Goal Foundation. 

West Virginia Special Teams Analyst Tony Thompson breaks down the Mountaineers return units and gives insight into their schemes and drills. This course is full of topics such as speed to power, double teams, dip and dive, clamp, flip and fire, and much more. If you are looking to improve your team's kickoff return and get a new set of drills and schematics to work on in practice, simply click “book this course” now to start getting better and learn from Coach Thompson’s West Virginia special teams unit.

In this course, Scotty Walden shares the 5 Core Principles which provide the winning formula to their offense.  He shares them with game film to illustrate how those principles come to life on the field.

He also goes into the detail of the RPO part of their offense, sharing a component that makes their offense explosive. 

This course is full of detail and provides insight into both the philosophical and schematic sides of running a successful offense.

Special Team Fundamentals

Special Teams serve an important role in a football team. They have the responsibility to set both the offense and defense up by winning field position. Both offensive and defensive players have their separate roles on special team units. It is their duty to maintain good field position for their offense in addition to giving the opposing team the worst possible field position, thus making it harder for them to score. Special teams performance, and especially punt performance can highly impact team success.

What are the fundamental drills?

They are the root foundation of effective special team players. It's the basics executed with a better understanding. For any team there should be separate drills for each kick off coverage and punt teams as well as the punt return and kickoff return teams. Beginning with footwork, strategy and execution, fundamental drills such as the Stick-dip-replace can elevate a player's effectiveness. Drills as such help players get off the line, stick the defender, dip on the seams and replace the defender behind him, giving you an opportunity to make an impactful play. 

If you’re ready to elevate your special teams, this is what you’ve been looking for. Introducing Notre Dames’ Special Teams Coordinator Brian Polian! 

**FUNDAMENTAL DRILLS FOR SPECIAL TEAMS**

Coach Polian's focus in this course is covering punts and kicks, and he shares the drills that they use to prepare the Fighting Irish like the bully drill, slingshot, blender drill, spread the net, and more.  He illustrates the drills in practice and shows the techniques being used on game film.

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. You’ll hit the ground running and begin improving your special teams today!

Special teams coordinator from UCONN Eddie Allen discusses valuable special teams concepts and fundamentals. Including various zone coverages and unit drills.

Part of the Position Coach School - TE Edition Bundle

In this course Coach Jeff Gallo illustratess how he trains TE's at Monmouth. Coach Gallo starts the clinic showing the traits necessary to being a TE at Monmouth. He further explains fundamentals for the run game, pass game, and striking. Coach Gallo also gives a detailed presentation on the types of blocks executed by Monmouth TE's.

Colgate’s Brendan Walsh breaks down his team's offensive line play and teaches the in’s and outs of G/TE counter. This course focuses on going downhill and includes topics such as wall, wrap, pulls, and counter scenarios within the offensive playbook. He shows examples of the drill work required in practice to get better on the counter and backs up the philosophy he coaches the offensive line with. Simply click “book this course” to get started with learning how to implement these schemes into your offense and start getting your offensive line ready to dominate the defenses on your schedule. 

Part of the Position Coach School - RB Edition Bundle

In this course, Coach Issac Reed discusses the fundamentals necessary to being a running back at the University of Buffalo. Coach Reed begins the conversation by discussing the simplification of RB reads within their offense. He goes on to talk about the three keys to RB development; being the ability to deliver a blow, protect the football, and break down defenders. Coach Reed showcases a variety of group and individual drills that emphasize each ot these keys.

In this course, Coach Art Asselta discusses the Spread Offense: read and RPO progressions. Coach breaks down in-depth the 1st level gap read, 2nd level 5 & 6 Man Box, and 3rd level RPO. 

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. Learn how Coach Asselta utilizes the spread offense today! 

In this course, Coach Phil Longo talks about the process of coordinating an offense with a simple and efficient approach. He breaks down depth charts, practices, and playbooks as well as teaching route freedom. 

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. Learn how Coach Longo coordinates a Tar Heel offense today!

LSU Offensive Analyst Dean Petzing has over three years of coaching experience under Brian Kelly. In this course, he talks about the fundamentals of building a sound run game and some of the concepts he coached at Notre Dame and now LSU. According to Coach Petzing, a sound run game starts with perfecting zone read, outside zone, duo, and running in 1 Hi. He also shows examples of his run game through fim study. Simply click “Book this Course” to get a breakdown of these offensive schemes and get your coaching staff on the right path to build your run game from the ground up!

Oberlin Head Coach Steve Opgenorth teaches QB reads in the RPO system.  He begins this course with an introduction into Oberlin’s RPO system, before jumping into qb options including front door, back door, and trap door. He provides in-game examples showing how his quarterbacks execute this offense and the various situations that they will need to learn in order to be effective in moving the chains. Simply click “Book this Course now” to get started learning the RPO offense from coach Opgenorth and get your quarterbacks playing at a extremely high level within your RPO systems. 

Coach Mickey Fein talks about the Harvard Pass Attack and compliments you could use to take advantage of the defense. He breaks down how to get your playmakers the ball and option routes. 

In this course, Andrew Dresner, offensive coordinator at Stony Brook, takes you through the goals they have on third down, their strategy and plan for each of the 3rd down areas of 3rd & Short, 3rd & Medium, 3rd & Long, and 3rd & XL.  Under Coach Dresner's guidance at Maine, they were able to convert 48% of the 3rd downs they faced in their conference.

He breaks down four of his favorite 3rd Down concepts: the Option Route, Rub, Screens, and  Quick Screens.  He shares and explains  the diagrams, the "QB Think Box" and then illustrates and analyzes each play on game film.

If you want to increase your third down success rate and keep the chains moving, then click "book this course."

Syracuse Orange defensive line coach Chris Achuff teaches his defensive line philosophy and drill work.  Coach Achuff has a long history of coaching the defensive line and has experience in the NFL in improving the Arizona Cardinals. He begins this course talking about the Syracuse fundamentals, practice philosophy, and the teams daily “musts”. The next part of the course covers the Syracuse drills work, including topics on stance, alignment, get offs, sled work, jammers, and more. The last part of the course will focus on Coach Achuff’s pass rush philosophies, and different areas to work on within the defensive line room. If you are looking to improve the defensive line in all aspects of the game, click “book this course” to get started and turn your d-line into a well oiled machine. 

In this course, Coach Marcel Quarterman discusses the QB run game at Kutztown University along with incorporated RPO's. Coach Quarterman discusses their three primary QB runs being Inside Zone Bash, Pin & Pull, and QB Draw. He shows a variety of film clips that cover multiple defensive looks and offensive variations.

In this course, Coach Jamar Cain of the LSU teaches the pre practice drills, get offs, the top of your rush, speed, and in game film. Having a talented player isn't enough.  There has to be a plan and structure for developing edge players, whether those be defensive ends or outside linebackers, and Coach Cain shares that in this course.

In this course, Bucknell University Offensive Coordinator & Quarterbacks Coach Jason Miran dives into his offseason quarterback development. The lessons included are

Post Season Evaluations 

Football Watching & Translations

Installs 

& Defensive Identifications 

They are consistently one of the best defenses and tackling teams in the Ivy and it starts with the linebacker corps. Dan Dobes, Dartmouth Defensive Coordinator, teaches the drills he uses to focus on Linebacker fundamentals. From block destruction and run stopping to pass defense and blitzing, Dobes details all of the fundamentals and the drills he uses to teach his players to perform at an elite level.

In this course, Coach Tem Lukabu, Defensive Coordinator for Boston College, dives into just how to develop a team defensive mentality. He talks about his philosophy, team effort, and overall mentality. 

The basics can get overlooked or glossed over, but not for Ferris State LB Coach Grant Caserata.  He shares all the details from stance to keys pre-snap and contact, getting rid of the blocker and making the tackle in the various situations a linebacker will face.  

Through practice and game film Coach Caserta shares the fine points of how he prepares his National Champion linebackers at Ferris State.

The Money Down

You’ve heard it time and time again,” third down is the money down”. This applies to either side of the ball however converting third downs can have a demoralizing effect on your defensive unit. 

You’ll find that 3rd downs are very often the most important down for the opposing team and your defense because they both have the most to gain and lose. Not succeeding to stop a 3rd down is crucial, especially late in the game. If you do, that means an offense will face 4th down, and likely be forced to punt the ball back to their opponent or settle for a field goal attempt.

If the 3rd down is the primary weakness of your defensive unit, teams will target and exploit them. Making it impossible to convert and keep possession. There is no secret that solid third-down defenses are one of the most important aspects of a championship-caliber team. 

**3RD DOWN TEACHING!  ADAM FULLER TRAINING**

In this course, Coach Adam Fuller, Defensive Coordinator at Florida State, goes into his 3rd down defense. He goes over 3rd and 5 or short, 3rd and 6-12, and 3 and long. Everything you need to create a defensive powerhouse.

He’ll break down how to cover reads, get on routes early and how to get your backs involved in order to convert on downs. 

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. You’ll hit the ground running and begin improving your defense today!

Texas Defensive Coordinator and Linebackers Jeff Choate shares his comprehensive approach to builiding all of the skills which a successful linebacker needs.  He focuses on:

The Pillars LB Play

Fundamentals with Eye Control

Functional Movement

Rush Fundamentals

Tackling

Coverage

He gives you all you need to develop your linebackers to compete on every down.

Ole Miss Co-Defensive Coordinator and Linebackers Coach Maurice Crum teaches his philosophies on the Inside Linebacker pass rush and pass rush tech. This course includes many topics on the Rebels Blitz packages including blitz mindset, blitzing the running back, swim technique, sack drills, game footage, and more. Book this course to get coached up on perfecting the pass rush and learn from Coach Crum’s drill work and in-game footage to start getting better today!

In this course, Coach Brian Armstrong discusses the Montana State Power Read. Coach talks about everything necessary to efficiently run the power read. He breaks down game tape, field pressure, and vs. 3 down front. Plus much more! 

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. Learn how Coach Armstrong teaches the Power Read the Montana State way!

Jason McEndoo, Cowboy Backs (TE/FB) Coach at Oklahoma State details the coaching progression for the tight end and fullback position.  He shows the drill and gives the coaching points on practice film, and then illustrates how the scheme and technique work by analyzing game film.

Because the TE/FB position has a lot to work on, Coach McEndoo wants to be efficient with his drills and ensure that the time he spends in practice directly translates to game day. He share his entire run progression in this course.

San Diego State defensive backs coach Kyle Hoke teaches the fundamentals of the Aztecs secondary.  This course contains a breakdown of San Diego States different series, drills, and game film examples. Coach Hoke will also teach different topics such as pop up footwork, stem release, man/match scooch, deep zones, and more. Simply click “Book this Course” now to start learning the San Diego State secondary systems and get your defense backs firing on all cylinders today!

Vanderbilt Special Teams Coordinator and Assistant Head Coach Justin Lustig teaches the ground rules of building a special teams culture. Coach Lustig has almost 20 years of experience coaching special teams, and in this course breaks down all of the components establishing a culture through coaching, drills, film breakdowns, and mindset. Coach talks about a wide variety of topics including the 3 tenants of Vandy’s special teams culture, mat drills, tackling drills, kickoff film examples, mentality, field position, and much more. Simply click “Book this course” to start getting coached up and begin building an identity for your special teams unit. 

Part of the Black Friday/Cyber Monday OC School Bundle

In this course, Dayton Offensive Coordniator and QB Coach Jim Collins, dives into how he plans the Flyers game and practice schedule.

Gabe Fertitta share the details behind the FSU Gap Scheme focusing on the fundamentals necessary to run the play successfully.  He share drill work for the Deuce Block and Flat Pulls, and he digs into film from his high school days showing how it works at the high school level in drills and on game film.

If you are looking to install Gap Schemes, this course will be a great resource to help you perfect your teaching.

In this course, Coach Scott Larkee talks about using multiple coverages from a 4-3 split safety structure. The coach gives a depth breakdown of quarters, as well as man, zone pressures, and 3x1. 

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. Learn how Coach Larkee uses multiple coverages from a 4-3 split safety structure today! 

Develop base & pass concepts

What are pass concepts? 

Pass concepts are a variety of route combinations run by wide receivers, Running backs and tight ends. Many of which can be incorporated in run pass options. Passing concepts are designed to get a defender to bite on a route, allowing the receiver to run behind and make a big play, If not the receiver would look to catch a pass underneath. Also known as the anchor passing concept. 

What is the Run n Shoot system?

The Run and Shoot system uses a formation consisting of one running back and usually four wide receivers. The run and shoot offense is a flexible offense that can adjust "on the fly," with the receivers constantly changing their routes in response to defensive coverage and the play of the defensive players in front of them

The philosophy of the run n shoot is a counter based passing offense that is built on route. They must make adjustments to take advantage of every coverage's weakness. Spread out the defense to identify front, coverage and pressure. Essentially forces the defense to defend the entire field.

It’s like the Bruce Lee quote. “Do not be assertive, but adjust to the object, and you shall find a way around or through it. If nothing within you stays rigid, outward things will disclose themselves”.Your offense becomes like water and takes the form it needs to to defeat your opponent. A concept practiced and incorporated with success.

Introducing Washington State's Craig Stutzmann

**Develop base & pass concepts training**

Coach Craig Stutzmann discusses his philosophy of the Run N’ Shoot. He shares his thoughts of the passing game and how developing different layers of every concept can create complementary pieces in the passing game. As well as an in depth look into running various routes against different coverages and off season preparation. Stutzmann takes a simple philosophy that creates a complex attack for the defense to defend by building one thing off of another. Lastly, how to understand your personnel. He introduces the “KYP” - know your personnel. How to identify which guy can win which routes vs what type of coverage. 

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. Begin improving your offense today!

Wake Forest Head Coach Dave Clawson breaks down the Demon Deacons RPO game. Wake Forest has seen a great deal of success in large part to Coach Clawson's innovative RPO game in the ACC. In this course, he covers all aspects of the Wake Forest Offense and coaches you on how to use the RPO to be effective in your own game. This course includes topics such as run vs. light box, development of the RPO system, read contain, qb blocks, and much more. Simply click “Book this Course” to start learning how Wake Forest uses their RPO system and start implementing this philosophy into your offense.

Playing a multiple front defense presents challenges because it requires different run fits in odd and even fronts.  Mike Bruno shares his system for identifying the different types of fitters against the most popular runs - inside zone, outside zone, power, and counter.  

Through illustrated still shot explanations and game film, Coach Bruno clearly defines how his defenders will fit the run and close down lanes.

Being sound on defense starts with understanding where to go as well as your assignment when you get there.  This system designed by Coach Bruno will help you set your defenders up for success on any run play.

In this course, Coach Joe Gilbert talks about teaching pass protection to the offensive tackles. Coach breaks down sets such as vert sets, sift, TE side sets, and more. He demonstrates the techniques necessary for success. 

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. Learn how Coach Joe Gilbert teaches pass protection to the offensive tackle today! 

Former Old Dominion OC/QB Coach Dave Patenaude demonstrates his methodology used in developing a young quarterback.  From the classroom to the practice field to game time, Coach Patenaude covers it all.  Whether you have a freshman walking into the starting quarterback role, or an inexperienced upper classman vying to be the starter, this course will help you set your QB1 up for success.

Coach Shane Dierking, the defensive coordinator of North Central College, shares his insights on manipulating gap fits to create multiple coverage options on the field. The presentation covers topics such as spilling the football to speed, reducing explosive plays, and implementing a tight top-down defense to keep the opposition guessing.

Moreover, the course emphasizes the importance of two-way communication in pass coverage and the versatility of cover four strategies. With these tips, listeners can elevate their defensive game plan and make the offense work for every yard.

Cover 6 Defense

When an offensive team prefers to put its backside receiver on the weak side, Cover 6 is a great coverage to utilize. When the defense is in 3x1 sets, this will allow the defense to cloud cover the backside receiver.

What is a Cover 6 defense? 

On Cover 6, the defensive strength should be assigned to the Field instead of the offensive formation or front line, and personnel should be arranged by player on the Field side and the player on the boundary side. During Cover 6, the field safety and corner positions cover four quarters of the field, with the outside linebacker supporting underneath. Cover 6 defense is a weak ( boundary ) reduction, a mixture of cover 2 & 4. This coverage is commonly used in today's modern day football. 

This Cover 6 combines the strong safety of the Cover 2 (that covers the field on half of the side) with the cover 4 of the opposite side. This particular coverage is widely used on both collegiate and professional levels because of its advantages. 

As mentioned, Cover 6 combines the best of Cover 2 and Cover 4. On the boundary, Cover 6 uses a Cover 2 corner. The boundary corner is in excellent position to cover outside runs and flat passes. The safety stays far above the line to support the boundary corner on any deep pass. The field corner plays a deep coverage, reads the no. 1 wide receiver and plays all outside patterns. The Cover 6 is also good for calling a corner blitz from the weak side, and having the linebacker cover flats instead.

If you're looking to incorporate this coverage into your defense and do it with success. You found what you've been looking for. Introducing,

**Cortney Brawell’s Cover 6 Defense**

In this course, Army’s assistant defensive coach Cortney Brawell discusses his incorporation on the Cover 6 and its variations. He breaks down 2x2’s and in game examples, as well as the slow 3x1, fast 3x1 and the stretch. Everything you need to play an effective Cover 6 defense. 

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. You’ll hit the ground running and begin improving your defense today!

Do you want to elevate your special teams to a whole new level? At the 3rd Annual Lauren’s First and Goal Clinic, Rob Keys, Ohio State Special Teams Analyst shared some of the insights and techniques used by Ohio State's special teams, which have made them a force to be reckoned with. 

In this course, he breaks down the skills and drills that can help you revolutionize your special teams coaching and leave a lasting impact on your team’s success.

Coach Edwards begins with sharing his philosophy on coaching and developing players then gets into the specifics of developing the pass rusher as well as a pass rush plan.

Siddiq Haynes shares his philosophy, drills and techniques designed to help his defensive line get to "sack city."

In this course he takes you through the progression of how he designs a pass rush plan for his line by studying game film, and then covers his philosophy which lead to how this is implemented on the practice field and then translation to game performance.

If you are looking for an end-to-end approach to develop your defensive linemen into elit pass rushers, then book this course.

Lackawanna College Defensive Coodinator, Bill Reiss, goes over defensive schemes, game plans and a variety of coverages Lackawanna uses to create pressure on the opposing offense. 

In this clinic talk, Coach Gary McGraw teaches corner back technique at the Line of Scrimmnage and the drills to perfect those techniques. He utilizes press man to successfully stop down field passes on the perimeter.  It limited opponents to a 10% completion rate on perimeter downfield throws.

Whether it's stopping the long ball or discouraging RPO throws, you will find the techniques and drills here helpful in creating success for your secondary players.

LB Fundamentals - Developing an LBeast with Casey Jacobsen

Coach Kyler Segler talks about utilization of a modern TE in modern offenses. Focuses on how to defend, cultivate and develop TE’s. 

Stonehill College Offensive Line Coach Dylan Beradelli coaches the Pin & Pull concepts of offensive line play. This course includes a full breakdown of his offensive line and includes game/practice film, diagrams, and points of emphasis to study. Coach Beradelli focuses on topics such as play structure, blocking, non adjacent combos, boundary film and diagrams, and much more. If you are looking to improve your offensive line pin and pull, click “Book this course” and learn from one of the best young coaches in football. 

In this course, Coach Matt Drinkall talks about moving the pocket for the quarterback, allowing them to throw on the run. Drinkall breaks down protection, base concepts, complimentary plays, situational plays, and much more! 

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. Take away Coach Drinkalls strategy to move the pocket and allow sprint passing today!

Coach Mike Sullivan discusses the importance of teaching your QB how to break down various high zones, high man and zone pressure during film. He illustrates how to translate game film study into the field. 

If you play match coverage, understanding of how to teach the techniques is critical.  Coach Christian-Young teaches every step of the way from practice organization, to meetings to showing his RIP/LIZ match coverage on game film.

Part of the Position Coach School - OL Edition Bundle

Coach Damian Wroblewski talks about the fundamental drills he uses to teach and work on pass protection. He also tells us about different variations that can be used for each drill. 

Part of the Position Coach School - RB Edition Bundle

Coach Gabe Infante talks about the fundamentals for ball secruity and the drills he uses to directly relate to the game. He teaches footwork, cuts, ball security and phases of a running play for the running back.  This course gives the details you need to maximize your running back play.

Ola Adams - Organized Chaos

University of Findlay Offensive Coordinator Kyle Ohradzansky breaks down his approach to quarterback preparation on game weeks. Coach Ohradzansky introduces his course by explaining the characteristics you should expect out of your quarterback and the philosophy of QB preparation. He then provides a detailed explanation of the teaching progressions and tools to use as a coach for getting your quarterbacks ready for gameday as well as providing drill work, scouting report dissections, and a day by day routine for your QB’s leading up to your weekend game. Simply click “Book this course” to get started preparing your quarterbacks on game week the right way. 

Part of the Black Friday Bundle: 2022 DC School Bundle

Coach Justin Hamilton discusses the importance in today's game for coaches to create roles for players, making them more versatile and can expand your game. Not only will it help your team but also will help your players. 

In this course, assistant wide receivers coach for the Minnesota Vikings Tony Sorrentino share the specific details of the skills that a receiver must develop to be effective for an offense.  Coach Sorrentino covers all aspects of wid receiver play from stance and start, to line of scrimmage releases, to winning on the deep ball.  

He illustrates all concepts with game and practice film.

Joseph Henry - Gap Scheme Principles - The Counter

Arizona Head Coach Jedd Fisch explains how important it is to have a run and pass game that complements each other. He breaks down different styles of wildcat offense as well as their philosophy.

Coach Bob Bodine, Interim Head Coach at Lenior-Ryne, shares his tricks on how to force the opposing defense to simplify their own game plan by using a no-huddle and a up-tempo offense. 

Part of the Black Friday/Cyber Monday Position Coach School - DL Edition Bundle

Coach Jeremy Hawkins explains the five phases of defensive line play then shares the drills that develop each of those phases.  He illustrates those drills in action with game film.

Franklin & Marshall Head Coach, John Troxell, discusses the 3 phases to properly build a program. In addition to a in depth break down of the 5 C’s and how to implement them. 

In this course, Offensive Senior Analyst Gabe Fertitta talks about the offensive line outside zone fundamentals and variations. He demonstrates variations by showing the game film and drill work. 

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. Take away Gabe Fertitta's insight on offensive line zone fundamentals and variations today! 

Elevating Your Team: Strategies from Coach Matt Rhule

Unlocking the potential of your players is crucial to the success of your team. In this course, Nebraska Head Coach Matt Rhule shares his experience, strategies, and three essential rules for building a strong coaching staff and team. By focusing on the top 10% of your team and recognizing them publicly, you can elevate the entire team's standards – a priceless insight for any coach in any sport!

Coaching the Top 10%

A Gallup study reveals three groups of workers: engaged, not engaged, and actively disengaged. Coach Rhule stresses the importance of coaching the top 10% of your team, as recognizing and talking about them publicly will help the middle 80% shift towards them. This will raise the standards of the team as a whole, and by continuing to focus on the top performers, you can create a culture of excellence and high performance.

Building a Successful Coaching Staff

Coach Rhule shares his three rules for staff: do what you're asked, protect the staff, and put the players first. To create a team of staff members that are engaged, productive, and successful, Coach Rhule explains weekly one-on-one player interactions, weekly player position group training table meals, a semester position bonding trip, weekly academic follow-ups, and weekly goal-setting sessions. 

He also emphasizes the importance of introducing yourself to the parents and having a position manual. By following these rules and guidelines, you can build a coaching staff that is dedicated to the success of the team and the individual growth of each player.

By focusing on the top 10% of your team and building a strong coaching staff, you can elevate your team's performance and create a culture of excellence. Take advantage of this resource available to you and learn from Coach Matt Rhule to take your team to the next level.

Part of the Black Friday Bundle: 2022 DC School Bundle

In this course, Coach Jim Knowles, Defensive Coordinator of the Ohio State Buckeyes, explains how they approach their philosophy of playing offense on defense by running plays that feature a player. He details the "Leo" position and how he uses it to his advantage. This course will give you ideas on  how you can create plays for your playmakers in your defense.

In this course, Coach Matt Jones talks about the intracacies of the UTM Counter play, specifically highlighting the skip pull technique employed by their guards. Coach Jones starts the clinic by discussing some of his teaching philosophies with the OL along with several types of pull techniques employed by the offense. He introduces several scenarios they encounter from the playside DE and how the skip pull combats each one. Coach Jones showcases several video examples against each defensive scenario. Coach Jones concludes the presentation with a recorded question and answer section.

Part of the Black Friday/Cyber Monday Bundle: 2022 DC School Bundle

Coach Vince Digaetano reveals a system that helps players develop and enhance their tackling year round. He breaks down the tackling systems and overview as well as type of tackles and drills. You’ll find everything you need to become a power hitter. 

Duke Run Game Coordinator and Offensive Line Coach Adam Cushing shares his thoughts on what it takes to create consistent offensive linemen in this course.  He begins by explaining that the hall mark of excellence is consistency.  From there he gives the details of the pan he uses to prepare his players mentally and physically.

He shares his "homework" template given to his linemen weekly and explains their role in creating the game plan.  The homework is a collaborative effort that gets all of the players in his position group being accountable for their learning to each other.

He also shares the players role in preparing the scouting report on opponent personnel.

Following the details on mental preparation, Coach Cushing shares the individual drills which he utilizes to create consistent physical performance in the run game and pass game.

 5 things in 5 Seconds

Success on the field can be determined within the first 5 seconds of a snap. 

The average play is 5 seconds long and you must accomplish these 5 things no matter what the call is, no matter what position you are in.

The “55” is universal. It is a Blue Devil’s mantra.  It is representative of not only how they attack the game, but life. It is one of the main pillars of David Cutcliff’s culture at Duke, and it is preached by his coaching staff and lived by his players.  

What are these 5 things that must happen every 5 second play? Here they are:

• Alignment- As a defensive player, generally the captain yells out adjustments and the remaining players align themselves accordingly and it's crucial to the play's success.

• Assignment- Each player has a designated assignment that they must obtain. Failing to do so can lead to the offense taking advantage of the let down.

• Effort- No play can be successful without effort. It's tremendously important to give everything you have on every down and every snap. 

• Execution- Successfully completing the top 3 will not only benefit the individual but the team as a whole. It leads to opportunities for teammates. Collapsing the pocket, making the QB scramble, force a bad throw etc. 

• Finish- Coaches preach about always finishing the play until the whistle blows. Make the tackle, get a sack, force a fumble, force an interception or incomplete pass. 

Among the “55 philosophy” there are many drills that can help your defense line execute the 5 things in 5 seconds. From blocking techniques to pass rush game film and Inside/outside reads. Introducing Benjamin Albert!

**DUKE DEFENSIVE LINE PLAY TRAINING**

In this course, Coach Benjamin Albert, defensive line coach of Duke University, goes in depth in the alignment, assignment, and defensive line drill he uses while he coaches. 

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. You’ll hit the ground running and begin improving your defense line today!

Part of the Position Coach School - RB Edition Bundle

In this course, Coach Anthony Johnson talks about coaching game changers and the fundamentals of developing a complete running back. He mentions the four pillars of a running back as well as the RB philosophy, drills, ball security, and much more. 

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. Learn how Coach Johnson teaches game-changers, by developing running backs with fundamentals. 

Defensive Coordinator Mike Ryan of the University of Maine teaches the importance of Philosophy and Identity for a defense. He shares the details of Maine's 3rd Down Defense structure including nickel and dime package pressures and coverage.

Former NFL Coach and current Offensive Line Coach for the Ottawa Redblacks of the CFL, Bob Wylie, offers wisedome about techniques, zone scheme, and many key concepts coaches need to know. 

Coach Mack Brown discusses some of the most important factors in creating and maintaining a successful program. Leadership, decision making, winning, and creating an edge for his team are all critical to their success, both on and off the field.

Proceeds from the purchase of this course benefit Lauren's First & Goal Foundation. 

In this course, Coach Kevin Bracken discusses the utilization of line stunts to help the defense lock down the run game & pass game. Coach talks about the why, how, and what of line stunts. He demonstrates various stunts for the run game as well as the passing game. 

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. Learn how Coach Bracken utilizes line stunts to help improve defense efficiency. 

Coach Kyle Flood talks about his favorite run game fundamentals for his offensive line and how it translates it to the field. He reveals inside and outside zones he uses as well as man blocking, double teams and much more. 

Forcing Turnovers: The Key to Elevating Your Defensive Performance

We are constantly looking for ways to improve our team's performance on the field. One of the most crucial aspects of a successful football team is the ability to force turnovers and hold onto the ball.

If you are thinking - we do these drills STOP! 

The coaching points and philosophy shared by MTSU Defensive Coordinator Scott Shafer can really help you improve in this area. MTSU has been one of the best at creating turnovers under Coach Shafer’s leadership.

It’s  a skill that can be developed through hard work, dedication, and the right mindset. In a clinic talk for Lauren’s First and Goal, Coach Shafer shared the techniques and drills that can help turn your athletes into turnover-producing machines, creating a culture of success that starts and ends with the players themselves.

Forcing turnovers is not just about luck or chance; it requires a consistent and relentless focus on perfecting the techniques that can make a difference on the field. Coach Shafer discussed the importance of sacrificing time to practice and perfect these techniques and how this effort translates to success on the field. By committing to this mindset, he created a culture where players are empowered to make plays and dominate the field.

Coach Scott Brisson shows how to approach and implement the vertical pass game. Breaking down the variations, compliments and game film. 

In this course, Jess Simpson, former Defensive Line Coach of the Atlanta Falcons and Miami Hurricans, now Co-Defensive Coordinator and Defensive Line Coach at the Duke University, teaches how to lead your program with the following topics:

Teaching

Leadership

Organization

Focus & Perspectives 

& Off Season Development

He shares his methods developed through the limitations placed on teams in the 2020 season that led to better individualized coaching.  Clinic includes video examples of the different teaching tools which coach uses to develop each individual in his position group.

If you want to strengthen relationships and develop the players to their potential, this course gives you the template.

Darnell Stapleton, Offensive Line Coach at the University of Florida shares the Gators Zone Scheme Basics and Fundamentals.  He starts by teaching the foundation of the zone scheme - Start, Explosion, and FInish - and then explains how the Zone Count works so that they are able to get combinations and a hat-on-a-hat in the blockings scheme. 

He the explains their Tight Zone, Split Zone, Mid Zone, and Outside Zone runs on game film with emphasis on various combinations, techniques, surfaces, and finish.

Coach Ian Shoemaker, University of Hawaii OC/QB, presents the coaching points he instills in his QB room on a daily basis. He teaches the mechanics of the throw, how to get the quarterbacks ready for practice, and which drills to run to get the most out of your quarterbacks' throwing ability.

Proceeds from the purchase of this course benefit Lauren's First & Goal Foundation. 

In this course, Coach Brent Thompson discusses the Triple Option Base Concept. Brent shares his philosophy of the triple. He breaks down the Triple Option, from knowing the count system to leveraging points of the defense to making alignments. Coach follows by providing game tape examples. 

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. Learn how Coach Thompson teaches the Triple Option Base Concept today! 

Ryan McCarthy - Developing a Complete QB

Stony Brook Cornerbacks coach Damond Weaver teaches press coverage fundamentals and technique drills. Weaver breaks down fundamental topics for defensive backs such as alignment, shock technique, eye discipline, releases, and more. He also shows off drill work for defensive backs in press coverage that will translate from practice to game day such as delay release, stagger stance work, step replacement, position management, and 45 degree angles. Simply click “Book this course” to get started coaching your players on the fundamentals of press technique and learn new drill work for next season's practices. 

Coach Kevin Morris talks about the power and effectiveness of the screen game and the pass options off running backs. He breaks down the when, why and how to implement it into your game. 

Scot Sloan- Defensive Backs

Coach Moorhead covers topics concerning Oregon's RPO game with both Gap Scheme and Zone Scheme runs. He also discusses both Red Zone and Goal Line offense. The clinic concludes with a recorded Q&A section.

Proceeds from the purchase of this course benefit Lauren's First & Goal Foundation. 

In this course, Coach Rob Everett introduces his method of teaching the young generation z. He breaks down his use of interactive playbooks and virtual reality teaching. Coach also shares how quizzes help players increase efficiency. 

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. Learn how to teach gen z using technology today! 

Senior Defensive quality control analyst for Iowa State Jeff Mills teaches the fundamentals and techniques of his defensive backs. He dives into what it takes to be an effective defensive back at the power 5 level and goes over topics such as footwork, leverage, physicality, communication, effort, and much more. Simply click “Book this course” to get started learning from one of the top defensive minds in college football and have your defensive backs fundamentally sound during the season. 

Techniques and drills of the zone read

What is a Zone Read?

Chip Kelly said it best, “Zone-read is where the quarterback is reading the defensive end whether to give the ball or keep the ball. Zone-read-option would be ``you read the defensive end and now you're going to another phase and there's a pitch back for you”.

A quarterback and tailback are used in this option offense. In the process of receiving the snap, the two players cross paths and the quarterback makes a decision based on reading the defensive team's reaction to the snap.

Many teams have had much success running the zone read. Simply by the practice of fundamental techniques and incorporation of drills such as the ride & decide and Mesh drill can highly elevate your offense. A clear understanding of gap reads can also impact the zone read. 

What is a gap read? 

The gap between the offensive linemen is what is known as a gap. The A-Gap is between the center and the guard, the B-Gap is between the guard and the tackle, the C-Gap is between the tackle and tight end, and the D-gap is outside the tight end. To prevent a successful rush attack, defenses must close these gaps.

Learning how to run the zone read and do it effectively can be challenging, that's why it's important to learn from the best. Introducing Dan Hunt,

**Techniques and drills of zone read training**

Colgate's Coach Dan Hunt reveals the multiple factors of Colgate’s Zone read, the different variations of gap reads as well as the techniques and drills he uses to perfect it. He covers everything you need to run the zone read successfully. 

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. You’ll hit the ground running and begin improving your run game today!

In this course, Coach D.J. Elliot discusses the Temple Defense by demonstrating the blitz circuit, tackling circuit, and turnover circuit. Coach breaks down the various ways of tackling and how to increase your chances of a turnover plus much more! 

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. Learn how Coach Elliot teaches the Temple defense today! 

Stony Brook running backs coach Omar King breaks down the Seawolves drills and skills in the backfield. He jumps straight into coaching the fundamentals of his running back group covering topics such as agility, drill work, philosophy, and drill emphasis. Coach King also gives you a wide range of drill work to implement into your practices including decel/acceleration work, agility, balance, 3rd leg fundamentals, jump cuts, absorbing contact, and much more. Simply click “Book this Course” now to get started learning from Coach King’s Stony Brook drill work, and get your backfield firing on all cylinders. 

Bobby Johnson III - Gap Scheme & Wide Zone Fundamentals

Quarterbacks Coach for Army West Point, Cody Worley, breaks down the fundamentals for quaterbacks in a option offense. Including, proper footwork, posture and mechanics. 

In this course, Coach Steve Casula discusses designed Quarterback Gap run schemes. Coach Casula opens the course with his philosophies on why it is important to run the Quarterback. Throughout the course, Coach Casula highlights several concepts including Fold Iso and several Counter schemes against a variety of defensive looks.

Yale Defensive line coach Dennis Dottin-Carter breaks down his team's defensive line play and philosophies. This course is full of details on topics that include run game prep and fronts, strike progressions, handling double teams. MOB stunts, modified fronts, and much more.  Coach Dottin-Carter gives you an inside look on how he prepares his defensive line for game day, and gives you the exact concepts and fundamentals you need your team to work on. Simply click “Book this Course” now to start learning how Yale operates on the defensive side of the line and start getting your team prepared to dominate an offense. 

In this course, Recruiting Coordinator/Defensive Line Coach Liam Klein of Kennesaw State goes into defensive line play and movements including 

Drills

Techniques 

& Stunts

In this course, Coach Jeff Hecklinski teaches you how to build a Run Pass Option. Coach Heck details the fundamentals of implementing RPOs. He breaks down the base run, as well as perimeter and vertical RPOs. Everything you need to build an RPO from the ground up is right here. 

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. Learn how Coach Hecklinski builds a Run Pass Option style of play. 

In this course, Coach Jim Jackson talks about using multiple tight ends in the run game and how to do it efficiently. He gives a complete breakdown of the zone extra, how to use it, incorporate it, and more. The coach gives an overview of cutoffs and plunges provided with video examples. Everything you need to implement a running game with multiple tight ends is right here! 

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. Take a look into how Coach Jackson uses multiple tight ends in the run game today! 

Head Coach Tony Coaxum goes into great detail about Special Team Philosophy and Fundamentals that he has found to be successful. For his program, the special teams are the
“Tip of the Spear.”

In this course, Coach Joe Davis discusses easy completion concepts for building confidence in young quarterbacks and developing their abilities. Coach Davis starts the clinic by discussing how he manages his Quarterback room. He talks about the mission statement of his position room and the process he puts the Quarterbacks through to develop them both on a game by game basis and overall. After his introductory slides, Coach Davis highlights several passing concepts that can be used to start drives and boost the confidence of a young Quarterback. He uses both pass drawings and film from a variety of different formations and looks to highlight his selected concepts.

In this course, you will see the answers that different coaches have utilizing their schemes against the Tite Front/Tite Front Variations (also referred to as the Mint front). Whether it is inside or outside zone, power or counter, duo, and even QB lead draw, there are ways to run the ball successfully against the Tite Front and these coaches illustrate their plays against it.

Joe Moorehead and Brent Dearmon even touch on adjustments with RPO.

Whether it is the 4i-0-4i, 4-0-4, or Bear, these runs cover how inside zone, outside zone, duo, power and counter, and pin and pull are used to successfully run the ball.  The course is the perfect resource to pick up key coaching points to keep your ground game rolling during the season when faced with this front.

Note:  These clips lessons have been curated by taking sections of the coach’s entire talk at the Lauren’s First and Goal Clinic.  Each entire course goes into more detail on the scheme and techniques which the coach is illustrating.

Coach Joe Conlin talks about different ways to attack the blitz with varations of Inside Zone. 

Part of the Black Friday/Cyber Monday Bundle: 2022 ST Coordinator School Bundle

In this course, Special Teams Coordinator/Rovers Coach Tony Thompsom of Stonybrook University dives into punt protection and coverage. Included are

Formations 

Techniques 

& Coverages

Part of the Black Friday/Cyber Monday Position Coach School - DL Edition Bundle

In this course, Coach Preston Hadley talks about improving his defensive line play by developing skills and fundamentals. Hadley demonstrates the drill work he implements into practice to create a competitive edge. Coach also shares game tapes to show examples. 

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. Learn how Coach Hadley develops his defensive line play with fundamentals today! 

Most protection schemes account for the box players, so why not bring pressure from places that are not first in their thought process.  Army defensive assistant and associate head coach John Loose teaches the secondary blitzes that can hit the offense from where they least expect it.

In this course, Matthew Edwards, the Director Of Football Analytics at the University of Virginia, goes in depth on how the Cavaliers use analytics in the five factors of football, in-game decisions, & recruiting. 

Kory Allen of the University of Findlay teaches the fundamentals of offensive line play and the teaching progressions & drill work of the Oilers. This course dives in depth into all aspects of coaching the offensive line starting with stance and progressing through drill work, blocking schemes, footwork techniques, 1 on1’s, and much more. Coach Allen breaks down how his offensive lineman are able to execute on gameday and gives you all the tools to incorporate these philosophies into your own practice. Click “Book this Course” now to get started on improving your offensive line play in all aspects of the game today.

In order to be ready for gameday, linebackers should be prepared with drills that translate to everything that they will be asked to do on the field.

That's what Kansas assistant coach Mark DeLeone has put together in this course.  He shares all aspects of Jayhawk linebacker development.  These are skill development progressions and drills that you can utilize to get your linebackers ready for gameday.

Book this course and level-up linebacker play in your program.

In this course, Coach Matt Humme teaches the Ari Raid and vertical attack during practice. He demonstrates his insight into how they practice and plan the Air Raid effectively, getting the most reps possible. He reveals their vertical passing concepts as well as how to read certain coverages. Coach Humme covers a variety of drills, routes, and more. Everything you need to know about the Air Raid and vertical attack is right here. 

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. Learn how Coach Matt Humme teaches the Air Raid and vertical attack today! 

West Virginia Defensive Line Coach Andrew Jackson shares his philosophy, teaching progression, skill development areas and drills in this comprehensive course which you can utilize to develop your own progression for you defensive line group.

Situational Awareness - Increas Your Team's Football IQ

What is situational awareness in Football? 

Situations come in various types of forms, from entering the red zone and your short on yardage to a first down inside your own three yard line. You could have your offense come out in a bad field position, you could face a screen trick play and you need to know how to adjust, or it's a 4th down and you want to impose your will on the opposing team. 

Perhaps it's overtime and you need to be understanding of the rules. Maybe the two minute offense where you need a field goal or touchdown but you have no timeouts? Or you're pulling out the hail mary offense out of desperation and it's the last play of the game?

Unique scenarios in football are inevitable. There are different football scenarios that occur during the game. When those situations happen, the team must adapt its play and react appropriately.

There are two approaches to this.  You can wait until they happen and teach based on that...OR you can start teaching those and make them a part of your team's collective Football IQ.

Create situational awareness for your team and be ready when the time presents itself.

Introducing Ithaca's own Dan swanstroms training!

**TEACHING SITUATIONAL AWARENESS IN ALL PHASES**

In this course, Ithaca Head Football Coach Dan Swanstrom details how they approach teaching unique situations in offense, defense, & special teams, and how he handles them. He delves into Short Yardage, Dropping The Ball Early, Spikes, Killing The Clock & much more

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. Improve your situational awareness today!

The offensive personnel plays a crucial role in determining the success of a team's performance. The personnel selection process is essential in building a cohesive and productive offensive unit. It involves analyzing the strengths and weaknesses of individual players and matching them with specific roles on the team. Selecting the right personnel can make a significant difference in the team's ability to execute plays and score points.

The first step in selecting personnel is to identify the offensive scheme the team will run. The offensive scheme outlines the team's strategy and determines the types of players required to execute it effectively. For instance, if the team plans to run a pass-heavy offense, they would need receivers who are fast and have good hands. Alternatively, if the team plans to focus on running the ball, they would need running backs and offensive linemen who are strong and can create holes for the running back.

Once the offensive scheme has been determined, the next step is to assess individual players' skills and abilities to determine their suitability for specific positions. This includes evaluating players' speed, agility, strength, and other physical attributes required for their specific roles. It also involves assessing their mental and strategic abilities, such as their decision-making skills and their ability to read and react to the defense.

The importance of selecting the right personnel cannot be overstated. A poorly selected team may struggle to execute plays effectively, leading to missed opportunities and a lack of scoring. On the other hand, a well-selected team can take advantage of their strengths and exploit their opponents' weaknesses, leading to greater success on the field.

In addition to the tactical benefits, selecting the right personnel can also have a positive impact on team morale and cohesion. When players feel that they are being utilized to their fullest potential, they are more likely to be motivated and committed to the team's success. Conversely, when players are forced into positions that do not suit their strengths, they may become frustrated and disengaged, which can harm team morale.

In this course, Hal Mumme covers his process of selecting personnel. While he is known for creating the Air Raid offense, this process applies to any type of offense.  Book this course and gain insight from one of the most masterful offensive coordinators in the history of the game 

Red Zone Bracket & Adjustments

What is a Red Zone Bracket? 

Bracket coverage is used to provide double coverage on a single receiver . Brackets come in a number of different forms, and they're used for a variety of reasons. The starting point for bracket coverage is to begin with its place in football. The two main coverages in football are zone and man. 

The two types of bracket coverage are the “Under/ Over” commonly known as the vertical bracket and the “In/Out” coverage known as the horizontal bracket. There are positive effects to implementing the bracket coverage. It gives the defensive coordinator the ability to have a wide receiver on double coverage, resulting in eliminating a mismatch, in addition to having leverage on deep routes. 

The “Under/Over” Bracket

One defensive player uses a tactic called trail technique to cover below breaks from the inside or outside while another player provides deep support from above. Vertical brackets is the name. A wide receiver is stuck between two defenders. One player remains low and in front, while the deep player remains high and in the end. 

The “In/Out” Bracket

On a wide receiver, this particular bracket gives horizontal leverage to the defense. One defensive player will cover him from the inside out while the other will work from the outside in. This kind of coverage is simple to conceal and mislead, essentially could be used on any receiver. 

A good defense may bend, but it won't break!  To be successful with that philosophy, third down and red zone success are critical

Introducing Ole Miss defensive coordinator Chris Partridge 

**OUR DEFENSE: 3rd down/ red zone bracket training**

Coach Partridge shares Ole Miss bracket coverage on third down and in the red zone and the details that make this concept effective. He goes into detail on the 3x1 coverage and a variation of cut splits. This course has everything you need to be a successful red zone defense. 

Proceeds from the purchase of this course benefit Lauren's First and Goal.

In this course, Coach Ryan Mauiri teaches perimeter blocking with routes and constraints. The Coach gives a breakdown of the rules of perimeter blocking, as well as the pre-snap look, blocking examples, and throws. He demonstrates splits, sets, glances, plays, and more by providing video examples. Everything you need to improve your perimeter blocking right here! 

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. Take a look at how Coach Mauiri teaches the perimeter: blocking, routes and constraints today!

Coach Svoboda teaches the fundamentals of covering kickoffs and punts. He explains thoroughly the who, what, how. As well as different punt coverages and punt drills. This course is a must have to create a high grade special team. 

In this course, Coach Jason Mangone talks about attacking the odd-front with the run game. He breaks down the top blitzes to gameplan for as well as different zone calls. Mangone demonstrates the numerous ways the inside zone can take advantage of the odd front. 

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. Take Coach Jason Mangone's tips and tricks to attacking the odd front with a sound run game today!

New England Patriots Offensive Coordinator Bill O'Brien gives you a full course breakdown on how to run empty.  He gives you insights into pass protection, route running, formations, quarterback play, and more that will help you dominate defenses using empty. These are the same insights that have helped coach O'Brien win football games at the highest level of play, and can be taught to start improving your offense today! Book this course now to start getting better in your empty formations.

In this course, Brian Hess, Head Strength & Conditioning Coach of the UNC Tarheels football team, dives into

In season training 

Practice Overviews

Lift Overviews

Travel Lifts Examples

& Non Travel Lifts Examples

Blair Vaughan of Army West Point Strength and conditioning breaks down functional range conditioning in a collegiate program. Coach Vaugn explores concepts such a s flexibility vs. mobility, as well as providing movements and exercises for your team to perform. He also shows how to implement an FRC program into your team's workout regiment and details the background of how he was able to discover and implement this program and getting his team to buy into it. Simply click “Book this course” now to get started learning about the FRC program and learn how you can apply this into your squads strength and conditioning development. 

In this course, Coach Ron Roberts talks about how he implements multiple defenses into his team. He discusses philosophy, defensive goals, and formation issues. Coach breaks down game film to help demonstrate different packages. 

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. Learn how Coach Ron Roberts instills multiple defenses into his team today! 

In this course, Paul Shaffner, Assistant Football Coach and Co-Defensive Coordinator of Colgate College, goes in depth on the drills, tackling form, and turnover creation techniques, as well as how he runs his defensive practice.

Coach Mike Germain talks about the different 3rd down pressures he implements on the field. He breaks down game film, variations vs protections and how to improve. 

Aj Steward teaches the progressions he uses at Baylor to develop top-performing running backs.

Part of the Black Friday/Cyber Monday Bundle: 2022 DC School Bundle

John Loose teaches the fundamentals of defeating blocks and tackling and illustrates where these techniques show up on game film.

Part of the Black Friday/Cyber Monday Bundle: 2022 DC School Bundle

Georgetown Defensive Coordinator, Kevin Dougherty, talks about his 5 star plan for excellence. He breaks down the Power of 3 and having a vision and standards on the defensive end. As well as controlling the chaos.  

In this course, Ohio Offensive Line Coach Allen Rudolph teaches the pre snap process for each lineman.  He includes how they identify fronts, alignments, and secondary contour in order to understand what the defense is doing and make the right decisions before they snap the ball.

This unique course is a must for every offensive line coach who wants to teach his players how to set themselves up for success before the ball is even snapped.

Rhode Island Inside Linebackers Coach Chris Lorenti breaks down effective block destruction techniques for linebackers.  This course covers the key components of getting off blocks to make tackles, and includes linebacker concepts such as tear drills, chops, spill, hand and arm placement, and much more. Click “Book this course” now to get started on coaching your linebackers to shed blocks and make plays on your defense with the correct technique. 

Army Inside Linebackers Coach Courtney Braswell teaches the drills and fundamentals they use to coach their defense.  He begins his course covering the mental aspect of coaching linebackers before breaking down how to build drills. Coach Braswell goes on to cover the in’s and out’s of footwork, block destruction, tackling, coverage, and more for the inside linebacker group. Simply click “Book this Course” now to start learning how to build drills to help your defense in practice and work on the fundamentals it takes to perform on game day! 

West Virginia defensive line coach AJ Jackson coaches you on how the Mountaineers stop the run at the d-line. Before diving into drill work, Coach Jackson covers the West Virginia defensive line philosophy and pre practice Indy/stance progression. He goes on to break down topics including 6 and 3 point explosions, sled and pop up bag drills, cut drills, block defeats, goal line tackles, and more.  Coach Jackson teaches the full fundamentals and philosophies of coaching a high level defensive line that will dominate the opponents run game and save touchdowns. 

Monmouth offensive coordinator and tight ends coach Jeff Gallo coaches the Hawks play action pass system and operations. Coach Monmouth has spent almost two decades coaching on the Monmouth offensive staff and has continuously upgraded and improved the teams play action pass game. This course dives into details and includes topics covering drill work, knowing when to call the right play, running play action against different looks and coverages, receiver play, tight end involvement, and much more. If you are looking to improve your own play action pass and get your teams offense firing on all cylinders, click “Book this Course” now and get started learning from one of the top coaches in this style of offense. 

Dalton Hilliard - DB Culture/Classroom/Technique

In this course, Coach Cody Kennedy discusses the Duo play. Coach Kennedy introduces the play by discussing the blocking assignments and techniques for the OL. He shows examples of under, over, and odd front looks and the ways in which to block each front. Coach Kennedy shows game film, from both college and the NFL, detailing the play in both 11 and 12 personnel with examples of both motion and bunch formations as well. The clinic concludes with a recorded question and answer section. If you are a coach who wants to master the Duo Play and dominate the line of scrimmage, then you do not want to miss this course!

At the beginning of the course, he breaks down what exactly Duo Play is. He teaches the blocking assignments, foundations, what to do if there is an odd front, and how to deal with add-in defenders. 

Next, he breaks down the Duo vs. 4 Down. He shows off multiple formations and reads with live film that will help you completely understand what he is coaching and make it easy for you to implement to your squad. He shows off the duo vs 4 down with both an 11 and 12 man personnel. He also breaks down different types of footwork to use, what to do if there is a blitz, and all sorts of varieties you may run into on the field. He covers all the basics to be prepared for any kind of defensive alignment your team may run into. 

After breaking down the duo vs. 4 down, he details out the Duo vs 3 Down. He points out and shows you the best compliment play to the duo. He also teaches the difference between doing the duo blocking towards the boundary or towards the field. He teaches different reads and alignments between 11 and 12 man personnel. If you are a coach who wants to add the duo blocking scheme to your offense, you are not going to want to miss out on this great course!

Finally, he shows off the proper blocking techniques for the bunch formation. He breaks down multiple footwork sets and types of motion with it. These will show you how to use the bunch formation to your advantage and teach you how to run it well. He even has a Q&A section where there are some frequently asked questions. If you are a coach who wants to learn more about the duo play and implement it in your offense, then this is the course for you!

In this course, Coach Dante Bartee explains how he is able to rethink and restructure his defense and how they communicate on the field.  In order to do this, you have to establish your methods and principles that will be drilled into your team on a daily basis in practice. 

The first part of Coach Bartees course will cover his philosophy. This involves tying in his zone defense with run fit spacings and those principles he preaches to the team. Once the philosophy is established, you can focus on the structure of your defense. Coach Bartees structure revolves around his tactics and how he can implement them into the team. Other concepts of structuring the defense include Match Up Defense, Personnel, Restructuring Mechanics & calls, and putting conceptual frameworks together. 

Coach Bartee finishes the course with a Q/A and going over eye control. Click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access.

In this course, Offensive Coordinator and Quarterback's coach Rich Skrosky dives into:

4 Down Looks

3 & 5 Down Looks

3x1 4 Down Looks

3x1 3/5 DL Looks

& 2x2 4 DL Looks

Head Coach James Franklin talks about what crucial aspects help to create a championship program. From creating a culture to setting goals and standards.

In this course, Spencer Brown, Dartmouth's Holekamp Family Director of Strength & Conditioning, goes in deph on their football program protocols for first year players. Included is:

Assessments

Culture

Implementation 

& Nutrition

Part of the Position Coach School - WR Edition Bundle

John Garrett, Florida State Director of Scouting - Offense, goes into great detail about the dip and slip technique for all ball carriers. He breaks down game film to improve technique. his applies for the receiver group in many situations.  Coach also covers how to set up blocks on reverses. This is an invaluable skill for creating more RAC and explosive opportunities.

Part of the Black Friday/Cyber Monday Position Coach School - LB Edition Bundle

In this course, Coach Ikaika Malloe discusses the defensive lineman and outside linebacker pass rush progression. Malloe gives a complete overview of the pass rush including, the fight line, how to attack the joints, get the moving target, finish, and much more! The Coach provides examples of drills and sets he uses to boost this player's performance during game time. Everything you need to elevate your defensive line and outside linebackers' pass rush game is right here!

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. Take a look into how Coach Malloe elevates the pass rush game with the outside linebackers and defensive lineman today! 

Ben Kotwica, Special Teams Coordinator for the Denver Broncos, covers all the details of his punt install as will as the drills and technology he uses to teach his players in the NFL.

Whether you use this scheme or not, the template that Coach Kotwica shares can serves as the guide for you to use cutting edge teaching to install your special teams schemes.

In this course, Coach Darius Safford, Defensive backs coach of Kennesaw State University, dives into his trap coverage, pressures, and techniques.

Coach Ciarrocca reveals essential tips on building an efficient run game, touching on the importance of ball security, execution, and violence in running the ball. He believes that everyone on the team must be committed to taking care of the ball and underscores the significance of coaching this aspect on the field. Coach Ciarrocca also discusses the crucial importance of technique and fundamentals, noting that outplaying opponents is the key to offensive success.

But he doesn’t stop there! Coach Ciarrocca also delves into the world of RPOs (Run-Pass Options) and how they can be utilized to limit the number of defenders in the box. He explains how run action passes can be tied to major run schemes, such as inside zone and outside zone, and shares his expertise on selecting the right run action passes. 

By examining the game cut ups of runs and attacking dual responsibility players, you'll gain valuable knowledge on elevating your offense to new heights. Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to learn from one of the best in the game, Coach Kirk Ciarrocca!

In this course, Matt Hachmann, Defensive Coordinator and Linebacker coach of Towson University goes in deph on the drills, fundamentals, and techniques he enstills in his linebacker core including:

Footwork for the run 

Footwork for the pass

& 4 drills 

The Tite front is popular throughout every level of football now, and while most know how to align in it, little has been shared on coaching the 4i defensive end until now.  Furman University Defensive Line Coach, Kevin Lewis, shares the philosophy behind utilizing the 4i and breaks down reactions and techniques for defensive lineman. 

The Counter has become a very versatile and productive play for the Villanova offense, averaging over 7 yards per play.

In this course Coach Devine takes you through the rules of the concept, how it adjusts to various fronts, as well as the techniques behind the blocking scheme.

The play is designed to get a true double team at the point of attack which helps get the play going.  It’s versatile in how it can be used and they also attach the RPO to it. 

Coach Luke Fickell talks on the identity of his program and always evolving in this ever-changing sport.

Tennessee Titans Assistant Offensive Line Coach Jason Houghtaling teaches the outside zone techniques used at the NFL level. Coach Houghtaling has had a hand in the incredible performances of All-Pro running back Derrick Henry and the Titans offensive line. This course is full of insights into making your line play better and covers techniques such as angles, hand placement training, drills, movements, concepts, and much more. Click “Book this course” to get started learning offensive line techniques at the highest level of football and start getting your team ready to work like the pros. 

In this course, Coach Charles Weis discusses the various levels of RPOs. Coach dissects each level of RPO and its different looks. He covers everything from Y flats, motion, hitches, slants, glances, and much more! Weis provides game film footage to help demonstrate each segment. 

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. Take a look into how Coach Weis uncovers A, B, and C level RPO today! 

Coach John Hunter shares the progression he uses to train his running bcks to play in the Demon Deacons RPO offense.  With a slow mesh and third level RPO's the backs execute roles which make them important beyond carrying the ball.  They are needed in pass protection and often become lead blockers on the run as the QB decides to keep and add a hat to the run game on the fly.  Coach Hunter illustrates the teaching in drill video and then how that translates on game video.

In this course, Pitt Defensive Coordinator Randy Bates shares the keys to being a successful defensive coordinator by outlining his philosophy and approach to teaching, then shbows how that applies to training linebackers through drills for tackling and turnovers.

This course gives a big picture overview and then shows how those concepts are applied.

Eastern Carolina Defensive Coordinator and Linebackers coach Blake Harrell covers coaching up your defense to win on 3rd downs. He breaks down the key factors the defense needs to focus on to win games and dives into topics including break points, third and long situations, attacking protections, load fronts, sequencing calls to create opportunities, and more! If you are looking to improve on third down stops and to get your defense to buy into your schemes and philosophies, simply click “Book this Course” to start improving today.

In this course, Tiffin University Head Coach Cries Reisert shares their screen game made up of two count screens, one count screens, now screens, and RPO screens.  He give a look at how these are drilled in practice and then analyzes and breaks down each screen on game film.  He thoroughly covers each type of screen.

If you are looking to add screens or improve your screen game, the details in this course will help you achieve your objectives.

In this course, Coach Brad Robbins discusses the inside zone RPO and gap scheme QB runs. Coach breaks down gap tags; bash, trash, garbage, and jet. He shows the inside zone with tight end flats and different flat runners plus more!

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. Learn how Coach Robbins teaches the inside zone RPO and gap scheme QB runs. 

Part of the Black Friday/Cyber Monday OC School Bundle

In this course, Coach Mark Carney talks about the utilization of shifts and motions and how they benefit the team's offense. The coach breaks down and demonstrates a variety of motions and shifts using WRs, TEs, and RBs. 

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. Learn how Coach  Carney uses shifts and motions to help his offense! 

In this course, Coach Keith Clark discusses the Dartmouth Power Read play. Coach Clark opens the clinic discussing the coaching points for both the box and perimeter. He goes into detail about the coaching points for the five offensive lineman. Coach Clark shows film examples from a variety of different formational looks. He concludes with an overview of both their Trap Read compliment and Dartmouth's Goal Line philosophy.

UTSA Head Coach Jeff Traylor breaks down the mental side of coaching and building success.  This course begins with his philosophies on building a brand for your team and the triangle of toughness. He goes on to dive into the pillars of culture within your football team, and how coaches need to build their process with integrity, mental toughness, physical toughness, selflessness, and much more. Click “Book this course” to get started on creating your own culture within your team and learn from one of the top coaches in the college football world today.

In this course, Ohio State Defensive Coordinator and Linebackers Coach Jim Knowles teaches the fundamentals of linebacker play.  He covers every aspect of linebacker fundamental develoment iin the run game and pass game with drills and game film of the technique which is developed in the drills being applied.

If you are looking to upgrade the play of your linebackers, Coach Knolwes shares the details you need to create a focused practice plan and carry over to execution on game day.

Do you want a good look at your culture? Ask yourself this, "What do our special teams and weight room look like?" Ithaca Head Coach Michael Toerper values those highly, so much so that he serves as the teams coordinator.

The culture of the team will be reflected by the culture of the special teams.  In this course, Coach Toerper shares his philosophy on developing the culture through special teams.  He delves into their game planning and shares how the skills developed on the special teams units are transferrable to other phases of the game.

In this course you will learn how to run a short yardage and goal line package that is highly effective.  In 2022, the Rice Owls converted 89% of the short yardage and goal line situatons in which they utilized this package.

From the unique stance and get off to the schemes and technique that allow the Owls to move people off the line of scrimmage, Mike Bloomgren and Sanders Davis cover it all.  If you need better performance in short yardage and goal line situations, then book this course.

In this course, Coach Saga Tuitele teaches the fundamentals and techniques an inside zone offensive line needs to have in order to be successful. Tuitele instructs you with the basic fundamentals every lineman needs; feet, solid base, quick hands and elbows, strong upper body, and knowledge of the game. He goes into the culture and core values of the Arizona State's OL. Coach Tuitele also gives us a lesson on gaps, assignments, communication, and how it's key to success. 

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. Learn how Coach Saga Tuitele teaches technique and fundamentals to the inside zone offensive line today! 

Rob Ianello shares his WR Practice Fundamentals in this course.  He covers every aspect of playing the receiver position from stance and start to releases, footwork, and blocking.  This is his teach tape that he uses with his receivers transformed into a course.

Proceeds from the purchase of this course benefit Lauren's First & Goal Foundation. 

In this course, Coach Drew Folmar talks about what makes the Elon offense flow. He breaks down everything from meetings, practice, game preparation, recruiting, and philosophy. Folmar demonstrates how to play the juke against coverages as well as its concepts. 

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. Take away coach Folmar's inside tricks to running an offense today.

Part of the Black Friday Bundle: 2022 DC School Bundle

Lehigh's Defensive Coordinator, Mike Kashurba, gives an in depth overview of different coverages to use when defending RPO's and the Option.

Amanda Ruller shares a comprehensive approach to training football athletes for speed.  From an understanding of sprint mechanics to drills tech them, she illustrates how to train each position for speed on the football field.  She concludes with sharing effective coaching cues for teaching speed and puts it all together in an example plan.

In this course, Coach Bob Bodine talks about combining old and new school Wing-T with conventional run plays. The coach touches on the importance of balanced and unbalanced formations. He breaks down the Mississippi, Screw, Salsa, and Boogie by demonstrating the overview, diagrams, and video examples. Everything you need to run a perfect Wing-T is right here!

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. Take a look into how Coach Bob Bodine combines the old and new school Wing-T with conventional run plays today! 

Oklahoma State Cowboy Backs Coach gives you the philosophy, coaching points, and details necessary to run the outside zone play.  He covers the success they have had with it at OSU and illustrates the plays in multiple sets vs. multiple fronts with game video.

In this course, Coach Glen Elarbee discusses the tempo run game and counter. Coach breaks down the operation in the scrimmage, in-game mechanics, and practice planning. He demonstrates the use of the counter by providing game tape and more. 

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. Learn how Coach Elarbee teaches the tempo run game and counter today! 

Offensive Line Counter Play

Is your run game being met at the line? Left tackle and guard are being outmatched? Linebackers are blitzing too often and finding success? 

Perhaps you’re looking to have an efficient run game but your offensive line is a step behind? Take a massive advantage of the defensive line by running the counter play. 

Introducing Bill Durkin's Program

**COAST CAROLINA COUNTER PLAY**

In this course, Coach Bill Durkin discusses the Coastal Carolina Counter play and the many variations that they run. Coach Durkin begins the clinic by discussing the program values at Coastal Carolina along with basic OL fundamentals.

• Knee bend

• Step down

• Hoho

• Feet before hands

Coach Durkin breaks down the program values he practices with his 2020 Sunbelt Championships. He introduces BAM. Be a man concept he holds his players to. A man stands on his own 2 feet, treats others with dignity and respect and lives with the consequences of their actions. 

Bill Durkin goes through the base counter and tight end counters he runs and how to be successful in doing so. He demonstrates how in the Counter, the backside guard pulls and kicks out the first man outside the tackle.

The Counter play can significantly help you run the ball by exposing A & B gaps in both the base counter and TE counter. He also talks about the play versus a variety of fronts such as the odd front, under front and over front. He diagrams each look with a drawing and then follows up with many examples on film.

Coach Dave Cohen talks to us about his base concepts and how he approaches the modern offense by implementing different defensive techniques. Everything you need to stop the run. 

In this course, Chicago Bears Running backs coach David Walker coaches up the perimeter run game. Coach Walker has experience at all levels of the game from high school to college to the NFL as both a running backs coach and offensive coordinator. His knowledge of the perimeter run game will help get your team polished by covering topics like blocking schemes, outside zone, playbook formations, pin & pill, toss crack, and more! Simply click “Book this course” to get examples of Coach Walker's perimeter run game and start diving into creating a well rushing attack for your offense. 

Coach T.J DiMuzio teaches quarterback and pass friendly schemes, which helped his quarterback at Monmouth University secure the Big South Offensive Player of the Year, and helped them become the Big Sky 2019 Conference Champions. 

Coach John Bowes teaches the New Hampshire hot pressure and the coverage he uses behind it, and illustrates these pressures against different offfensive alignements. 

In this course, Head Coach Ralph Isernia of Renseelear Polytechnical Institute goes into how he runs the Gun Triple Option. This course includes

Alignments

Assignments

Run Schemes

Passing & Game Film Examples

Part of the Black Friday/Cyber Monday Bundle: 2022 DC School Bundle

In this course, assistant coach Victor Santa Cruz of the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa, goes in depth on how he guides the players and staff on relating for results, making a bigger difference. He covers 

Motivation

Self Worth 

Perceptions 

& Conflict 

In the course, Special Teams Coordinator and Outside Linebackers Coach Jovan Dewitt goes in depth on the drills, concepts, and fundamentals that his special teams use on gamedays. 

Part of the Black Friday/Cyber Monday Bundle: 2022 ST Coordinator School Bundle

2021 Football Scoop Special Teams Coordinator of the Year Jay Harbaugh shares the keys, fundamentals and drills he utilizes to create his top ranked coverage teams.

In this course he begins by helping you understand the personnel you have availble as well as how you need to think about what the opponent will do.  He then focuses on the 6 key components of the return game.

If you are looking to level up your return teams, Coach Harbaugh has you covered.

One of the most important lessons he learned early on is understanding the difference between coordinating an offense and calling plays. Coordinating an offense is about leading a group of people, including players, coaching staff, and support staff, to achieve a common goal. It involves establishing a culture and philosophy, building a system and process, and holding everyone accountable to high standards and expectations. 

In contrast, play calling is the act of making in-game decisions, such as when and how to call certain plays to generate specific results. It involves timing, feel, and rhythm between the play caller and the players on the field. 

Both coordinating an offense and calling plays are essential for a successful coaching career, but it's crucial to recognize the distinct responsibilities and skills required for each role.

In this course, Kyle Ohradzansky takes you through the job of coordinating an offense step-by-step showing specific examples that illustrate what it means to coordinate an offense.

Part of the Black Friday/Cyber Monday Bundle: 2022 ST Coordinator School Bundle

In this course, Coach Thomas Sheffield teaches how to be effective in the punt return. He demonstrates the drills and techniques necessary to be a great punt return unit by showing examples and game film. Coach Sheffield educates us on the penalty beaters, how to use the high wall, and avoiding blindside blocks. Everything you need to become a great punt return team is right here!

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. Learn how Coach Thomas Sheffield teaches the punt return today! 

Carolina Panthers Wide Receiver Coach Joe Dailey teaches you how to improve your offense using screens. This course breaks down a number of scenarios and as well as coaching the fundamentals of the screen game for your receivers. He also dives into qb reads, and touches on many categories including 2 man bubble, spit, 3 man bubbles, problems that arise when running the screen, and much more. Book this course now to learn from one of the top receiver coaches in the NFL and start implementing a high level screen playbook into your offense to start breaking down the defense. 

Part of the Black Friday/Cyber Monday Bundle: 2022 ST Coordinator School Bundle

Coach Mike Mendenhall talks about the Culture, Philosophy and Organization he has for his special team units. 

Joe Moorehead is a master of the RPO and knows how to create the most effective RPO with a multitude of run screens.

He begins by defining the Run-Pass Option with the key characteristic being to force a defender to defend run and pass thus putting him in conflict. 

He sets the stage for showing their RPO with the quarterback decision-making process as well as determining man or zone.

He covers their various run schemes and then shows how the slot receiver and then the running back are utilized in the RPO game.

This course is a must in your library if you want to learn to excel with the RPO!

Part of the Black Friday/Cyber Monday Position Coach School - DL Edition Bundle

D-Line fundamentals & Technique 

“A good defensive lineman has to be part buffalo and part ballet dancer.”

In order for that to happen, there must be two things in place: proper fundamentals and technique. Without the two you’ll have straight concrete poles as your defensive line. Incorporating the basics and techniques necessary to succeed will allow you to develop the buffalo that can stop the run and the ballet dancer who comes off the edge with athleticism and speed to beat the blocker and sack the quarterback.

What are the fundamentals & techniques for defensive linemen?

Practicing fundamentals like block destruction, tackling, identity and takeaways can greatly enhance a player's abilities to impact a game. The number one objective is to stop the run. Less than three yards a carry, that's the goal. 

Technique goes a long way. Starting from your launch/ gett off time to your ability to have proper use of hands and feet. A buffalo can explode off the line and make their opponent step back. A ballet dancer can maneuver off the edge with graceful footwork and fast hands.

It's important to create an identity and set a mentality for your line. You want violence out of your line, intimidate the opposing team. Swarm the opposition with relentless pursuit, collapse the pocket with ease. And most importantly, love what you do and do it as a group.

Introducing Corey Hetherman’s defensive line masterclass

**DEFENSIVE LINE FUNDAMENTALS & TECHNIQUE TRAINING**

In this course, James Madison University Defensive Coordinator and Defensive Line Coach Corey Hetherman goes in depth on their philosophy, fundamentals, get offs, block destruction, techniques, and double teams that has helped produce one of the best FCS defenses in the country. He discusses his use of the 4-2-5 attacking style defense and how it has been successful. 

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. You’ll hit the ground running and begin improving your defense line today!

Former NFL player and current outside linebackers and defensive ends coach for the University of Akron Deonte Gibson coaches up the edge setting emphasis for the Zips defense. He covers the in’s and out’s of setting the edge and coaches topics on pre snap routine, mirror steps, transitions, and also does a deep dive into 2 man and 3 man surfaces. Coach Gibson has made a career out of coaching linebackers and defensive lineman to perform due to the techniques and responsibilities he instills into them of setting the edge on defense. If you are looking to get your defensive front to start understanding the concepts of setting the edge, click Book this Course to get the breakdown to take your team to a winning level.

Army West Point's Chief of Staff, Clayton Kendrick-Holmes, for  discusses what role a Chief of Staff has and why organizations should get one. 

In this course, Coach Clayton Carlin discusses multiple coverages from a 1 high look. Coach breaks down overviews, alignments, video examples, and more from Alabama, Rat, Indiana, Wisconsin, Tulsa, and Wreck. 

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. Take a look into how Coach Carlin teaches multiple coverages from a 1 high look today! 

In this course, Troy Head Football Strength & Conditioning coach Rusty Whitt teaches how he keeps the Trojans in shape with drills, mechanics, and exercises. 

Jeff Faris teaches tight End Run and Pass Fundamentals. In this comprehensive course, he covers all aspects of tight end play in the run game and pass game. 

Coach demonstrates each drill and skill with a practice drill video and follows with how each translates in-game film examples.

If tight ends are a part of your offense, then this course belongs in your library.

In this course, Temple Cornerbacks Couch Marvin Clecidor takes a deep dive into his red zone coverages including:

Zone Coverage

Man Coverage

DB Techniques

And More!

Defensive Coordinator at Army West Point, Nate Woody, gives an in depth breakdown of Army's defense and the fundamentals and techniques they teach. Army had the #1 Defense in the FBS in 2020.

Part of the Black Friday/Cyber Monday Position Coach School - DL Edition Bundle

In this course, Satyen Bhakta, Assistant Linebacker and Defensive Line Coach of Cornell University,explains the defensive line "musts" and goes in depth on the drills and techniques he teaches to develop better run game and pass rush fundamentals.

The Seahawks' tackle was revolutionary in the way that it taught a new way to tackle with the shoulder and take the head out of the play.

What was awkward at first became the system for Manny Diaz that he has worked at all his stops since it’s come out.  He believes in it so much that he’s made sure that it has been. N this presentation, Coach Diaz will teach you to coach your players like he would coach his own son.

The entire progression and how it materializes in games.

As background, this was implemented by Coach Diaz in 2014.  After spring practice they watched all tackle opportunities in the summer from that spring session. He said to his coaches, “Give me your clinic talk on how to tackle.”

What they found was eye-opening.  The old “form tackle” just didn’t occur that often. After this exercise, they adopted the Hawk tackle. It’s an easier way to tackle because this is how it presents itself in the game even when it’s not perfect.

Learn the entire system as Coach Diaz presents it to his players so that your players can tackle better and more importantly self-correct when it doesn’t happen right.

Setting the Standard

What is the standard? 

Creating a culture or setting the tone for your ball club can commonly be referred to setting the standard. It's a motto that not only you but your teammates pledge by. In unison. Dan Quinn said “The standard is not easily maintained but each man is mentally tough, filled with resilience and surrounded by a brotherhood that will push him to be the very best he can be”.

Why is a standard important? 

It's vital to an organzations or football team's success that they have a standard. A rule of living, code of behavior, code of honor or touchstone. Without it, there is no structure. No one to hold one another accountable for their actions. You’ll hear it often. “It's a brotherhood, it is our responsibility to make sure that we pass on this standard to all new teammates to ensure that the proud tradition and reputation we have started continues”. It's a way of living that begins from ownership all the way to its players. The state of the standard is that you always give it one hundred percent. 

Whatever you accomplish, you accomplish as a team. In order to accomplish anything as a team, there must be a standard set. Everyone’s connected to one another. In order for a player to make an interception, the defensive line must’ve created pressure. There is no I in team. 

There is no one else who understands more than the Dallas Cowboys very own, Dan Quinn. He has developed a method that helps you set the standard within your team. How to create success from within, Introducing, 

**Set the Standard training**

Cowboys Defensive Coordinator, Dan Quinn, discusses the importance of setting standards within an organization. In addition to creating a culture and identity to the program. 

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. You’ll hit the ground running and begin improving your defense today!

In this course, Special Teams Coordinator Brian Mason dives into his punt block fundamentals and schemes, including 

Gap by Gap Drills & Techniques 

Punt Block vs Zone Blocking

& Punt Return Coverages

Part of the Position Coach School - TE Edition Bundle

Tight End Technique

Tight Ends have revolutionized the pass game since the Twenty first century becoming lethal weapons that quarterbacks love.In some cases they have become the go-to receiver. 

Football tight ends play one of the most important positions in the modern offense because they must possess a unique skill set that is a mixture of several other players. They must block like offensive linemen  and catch passes like receivers.

In order to be a successful tight end, players must possess the right balance between speed, strength, and elusiveness. They must be quick with their feet and strong with their hands. Once the quarterback identifies them, they must be ready to catch the pass. Tight ends can also be used along with the offensive linemen to protect the quarterback during passing plays.

They may be used to mislead defenses by means of lining up as though they'll assist block for a quarterback or running back, however rather than running downfield to catch a pass. The tight end also can line up out wide.

A good tight end can stretch and cause match-up issues for a defense.  Turning him into a good route runner and blocker in space are important aspects of having a player on the field who can do it all. It all comes with proper technique. 

Introducing Rice Owls Chris Monfiletto’s Program!

**TE TECHNIQUE IN THE PASS GAME TRAINING**

 Chris Monfiletto teaches the fundamentals and techniques that creates a dynamic tight end in the passing game. He breaks down the proper ways of the phases of route running and attacking leverage. In addition, Chris discusses the basics of perimeter blocking. 

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. You’ll hit the ground running and begin improving your Tight Ends today!

Most coordinators dial up pressure on third down.  Pressure on 1st and 2nd can take the offense off schedule and allow the defense to mix up what they do on third down. In this course, Noah Joseph, Co-Defensive Coordinator/Safeties, teaches  1st and 2nd down pressure package they utilized while at Texas on his previous stop.

Vanderbilt Offensive Line Coach AJ Blazek coaches you up on how to establish an identity for your offensive line. Coach Blazek has experience coaching one of the best offensive lines in the country at North Dakota State, helping them to an undefeated season and National Championship in 2019. In his last season at Vanderbilt, his offensive line unit was one of only 7 teams in the SEC to allow less than 30 sacks on the season and helped the team drastically improve their run game. In this course, he shows the step by step process to building a lines identity as well as showing examples of the drills he puts his guys through in practice in order to prepare for gameday. Simply click “Book this Course” now to start learning from Coach Blazek and get your lineman the identity they need to punish the defense!

USF Special Teams Coordinator, Dan Daprato, reveals how coaches and programs implement trainings and techniques to create affective special teams. 

Gap Sound Run Pass Option

Create versatility in your offense by implementing a gap sound run pass option. 

What is a Run Pass Option? 

Commonly referred to as ( RPO ), the concept gives the quarterback the ability and option to give the ball to either the running back or pass to the receiver. While this takes place, it's the offensive line's duty to block as if it's a running play which ultimately puts pressure on the defense to either play the run or the pass. 

What is Gap Sound? 

The term gap sound means that the defenders in each gap are accounted for. Coach Dearmon does not like his quarterback to be exposed to taking a hit on an RPO because a defender was unaccounted for.

Run Pass Option vs Read Option

It's a common misconception that run pass options are the same as read options. 

RPO’s rely on the quarterback to make reads on the linebacker to either hand it or throw it, as the offensive line blocks the run. While the read option generally has the offensive line block in one direction or zone as the quarterback reads the defensive end to give or keep it himself. 

Take your team to the next level by incorporating RPO’s into your system. 

Introducing Brett Dearmons 

**GAP SOUND RPO TRAINING**

Florida Atlantic Coach Brett Dearmon explains what a real gap sound RPO is and how he incorporates it into his offense. He runs through different variations in depth, from boundary zones, inside zones, split and iso. In addition, he covers how to take advantage of certain coverages with the Run Pass Option. 

The ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page places your order. You’ll immediately have access to the training. You’ll be fast on your way to improving your versatile offense today!

Part of the Position Coach School - OL Edition Bundle

Coach Mike Hallett talks about the proper way to develop your Offensive Line and the variation of drill work he implements into his team. He Dissects game time field as well as answers related questions. 

Georgia Tech Head Football Coach Geoff Collins uses motivational quotes and personal past experiences to break down the importance of program development, character building, and the emphasis on invisioning success.

Collins' insight into becoming a major football powerhouse from different offseason and academic requirements make this a valuable course for coaches, players, and scouts.

In this course, Defensive Quality Control Coach Wes Fleming discusses how he gameplans the passing attack for the following games. Coach Fleming breaks down the big picture; everything from philosophy, system building, game planning, and execution. He demonstrates spacing concepts and game film. 

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. Take away Coach Flemings' tips and ticks to game-planning your pass attack today!

Dave Doeren shares his philosophy on how he builds a team detailing the specifics behind the Wolfpack culture.

In this course, Eastern Illinois special teams & safeties coach Neal Renna talks about the shield punt, coverages, and how to implement then in your system. 

In this course, Chris Fee, Head Strength Conditioning Coach/Assistant Director of Athletics of Sacred Heart University goes in deph on their strength and conditioning design plan, athletic performance, speed development, and their testing of athletes.

In this course, long-time coach Dave Shula breaks down the difference between NFL coaching and college coaching. He talks about the process of recruiting and drafting.  He goes into depth about the involvement, scheduling, and overlying principles of being a coach. 

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. Take coach Dave Shula's deep insight on the difference between professional and collegiate coaching.