Patrick Taylor

The 6 play, the best play in football. Many have seen my free videos on line, and have asked many questions on how and why. This book will give you all of that including: protection, quarterback play, tags, route/replace rules, and many more. I go through every formation and give several pages of my favorite tags explanations. I talk about what tags I like to use versus different looks, and how to teach the QB. You can print this out and take the sheets on the field to teach your players. 50 pages dedicated to the best play in football, and how the Engineered Air Raid Offense uses the Open Grass Reads, to exploit defensive schemes.

Why do I tag these routes in this concept?

1.I cannot win a one on one match up.

2.Defense is trying to take away better players.

3.Gets every inch of the field involved.

4.Allows me to make in game adjustments without burning a time out or running something we have not practiced.

5.Creates an unlimited amount of possibilities to allow us to succeed.

6.Great for 2 minute and before half situations.

7.It gives a play action look off of the run game.

8.Forces man to man superior teams to cover every inch of the football field.

9.Negates blitzing teams.

Tagging this concept also allows me to create the foundation of the Air Raid out of a 4 vertical concept. To Stretch the defense Horizontally and Vertically from option routes, and a route/replace concept. The creative ability is endless and puts the game in the hands of the quarterback and offensive coordinator. You can take any one play away from my system, but this one.

I wanted to develop a play that allowed me as an offensive coordinator the freedom and ability to execute at a high rate no matter the level of opponent.
I was also tired of practicing quick game that we rarely used and were completely separate routes from our normal bread and butter offense.
I wanted to release the ball quicker and let my players catch and run. Keep the ball moving forward and negate the blitz.
By employing the principles in this book, I was able to utilize each one of these points, condense my playbook, and practice, practice, practice. My quarterback ratings, completion percentage, and yards all went up as a result. My playbook seemed a lot bigger in Hudl breakdowns, and made defensive coordinators spend more time on routes I might not run this week. It was like an effectively growing counter punch for a fighter. You can be sure that when the game is in need of a big play, or we just want to make a completion, 6 will be the play call. The routes, well they could be a million different combinations. I have found the secret to make the defense defend the vertical and horizontal areas of the entire field, and I want to share it with you.

 The pre and post-snap priorities for your quarterback. We will introduce you to the exclusive "Walk Through" drill, that is the basis of the Open Grass concept. We will talk about how we implement this drill to teach every concept in our offense.  This introduction will lead you into making your quick game faster and allowing your quarterback to be a dynamic player instead of a dysfunctional puppet. 

* A sequence of drills so your QB can detect disguised coverages. 

* Cognitive visual learning (pre-snap) to visual reaction after the snap. 

* What a QB must do in his three second window within the Air Raid Offense. 

* Hands on actual video of different coverages so that your QB can learn the proper sequence of decisions. 

Inside this clinic, I dive deep into:

•How to use the field to break down your opponents and organize your game plan.
•Save yourself a lot of time and stress
•Instill in your team confidence in your play calling and what to expect in every phase of the game.
•Practice and Rehearse your game plan throughout your weekly practices.
•Take command of your play calling
•Be able to adjust in critical moments of the game
•Use Hudl to get the results YOU want as an Offensive Coordinator
•Expose the thinking of your opposing Defensive Coordinator’s idea of defense.
•Fill out your call sheet, practice schedule, and breakdown in one fluid step.

Make Hudl work for the clear and precise information you need as an Offensive Coordinator. Know your opposing DC all week during practice. You don't have to script plays and potentially waste an opening possession. Take control of your offense from the first snap. Using these tactics will maximize your efficiency and make your offense explode. 

In the 3rd part of the Open Grass series we will examine the Y Shallow and Y Cross concepts, and how we use the Open Grass mentality to teach the progressions within the play. 51 mins of clinic film, diagrams, and drills. This video will allow you to take these Air Raid concepts and make them more dynamic in your play book. Learn to teach the receivers to adjust the cross route on the run, and have the quarterback throwing to open grass. This clinic also utilizes HUDL playbook, to teach and learn from color coded field diagrams. You will dive deeper into the Slow and Fast processes of playing quarterback, and how this teaching will allow you as a coach to get the same results as the college coaches do. 

This is a detailed installation and breakdown of the infamous Air Raid Concept Y-Corner.  This book will take you step by step through Coach Taylor's exclusive installation of the Open Grass Reads  training concept. This will allow your quarterback and offense to be more precise and explosive. This purchase includes ebook, 30 minute clinic complete with practice and game film with illustrations, instructions, diagrams, and instructions. There is also links to my free clinics inside of the book.

You will receive: 

A downloadable breakdown and installation manual

A 30 minute clinic with voice over clips

This is part 2 of the Open Grass clinic series. This will show how we use the "walkthrough" drill inside of the framework of the famous Air Raid Concept "6." We will show how we use freedom with our quarterbacks in our offense to produce a Quarterback Rating of 145.9, and a very successful 22 td's to just 5 int's. Along with a completion percentage of 68%, this play has led us to over 2,000 yards within our frame work. 

Teach your receivers to use Run n Shoot principles to has "when am I open," while your quarterback learns to scan the defense for "who is open now." Your playbook is endless when you incorporate these ideas. 

We will also dive deeper into the Slow Process (presnap) and the Fast Process (post snap) that teaches the quarterbacks coverage, and quicker more definite decision making abilities. This is a deep approach to how the brain learns through 3D vision recording, and why we never use "chalk talks" with our quarterbacks. This includes voice over film, instructional for install and many other aspects that will allow you to ignite your offense immediately. 

Here are a few of the points we will hit on:

•It allows the Offense to adjust with ease.
•Take advantage of the defenses game plan.
•Your offense appears to be larger and more complex to a HUDL breakdown, which forces opposing coaches more data input and less practice time.
•Quick game gets even faster.
•You know that your QB is seeing the defense and reacting to what he sees.
•The defense has to defend the ENTIRE FIELD and their DC has to defend the ENTIRE PLAYBOOK on every play.
•The sideline triangle concepts become a full field play.
It allows the OC/QB to create tags like a blank canvas