Tyler Dorton

This course covers a 20 personnel "Perimeter RPO Tag that proved efficient and generated high percentage numbers on the run and pass."  The "Poke"  is designed to equalize boundary pressure and to break tendencies by designing post-snap reads to your isolated receiver.  Quick, Concise, and to the point with diagrams, end-zone copies, and all the coaching points to install and add a new wrinkle to keep boundary aggressors at bay.    

This course gives coaches a quick clinic on an effective pass tag that will conflict aggressive interior backers on perimeter run designs.  Updated with new film and revisions from it's previous version, the lessons will detail all the specifics on attaching a double slant concept to outside zone and buck sweep schemes.  In addition, Tyler Dorton details how to formation this concept to add explosive opportunity as well as route adjustments to man coverage.  Course includes detailed coaching points, common adjustments, diagrams, raw video, and voice-over clips.  

This course provides unique ways to get your isolated or boundary receivers the ball.  Sometimes the menu for getting your short side WR the ball with a chance to be explosive can be limited.  This course will share some proven ways to get your guys more touches into the short side of the field. 

Concepts Covered: 

Slant / Swing (w/ double move design) 

Vertical Switch Route (w/ man-beater design) 

Hitch/ Fade (Read) 

Orbit Motion Y-Climb Play-Action Shot 

2-Back Gap/Zone Perimeter RPO 

FIB Spot Screen package play  (w/ Play-Action Shot) 

Compliment Boundary Screen off of Outside Zone Action 

Gap Game Screen 

In this course, users will be given a quick and concise clinic on a 10 & 20 Personnel Package Play that has proved to be an efficient staple in for Coach Tyler Dorton.  He has included all the coaching points, Quarterback checklist, and the WHY behind the scheme.  No long explanations, voice-overs, or extra filler.  Just the essentials for coaches looking to steal yards and get easy lay-ups on defenses.  

Tired of dying on Quick Game Hill?  The problem with quick game is that it allows you one option and if that pass option is covered post snap and the route has expired leaving no viable option for the quarterback to make a successful play.  Is it really the QBs fault, or as coaches have we failed to give him a proper exit strategy, especially if the QB is a gifted runner.  In this clinic I will go over how to create explosive opportunities with your quarterbacks legs when quick game fails.  

CHECK IT OUT HERE   This course is an updated version of a previously published iBook from Keith Graboski's "Coaches Edge Technologies" library.  In this course coach Tyler Dorton will go over how to align your individual time, as well as how to design your drills to encorporate multiple skills with great flow and emphasis.  This course includes multiple lessons on the ideaology behind Dorton's WR practice drills complete with video, voice-overs, explanations, and coaching points.  This is a great manual that coaches can utilize to get the most out of their indy time, and drills that carry over on game night.