Passing Game

Passing Game

The passing game is one of FirstDown PlayBooks cornerstone areas. It is actually where we started when we founded the company. Why? It is probably the most vast and diverse area in our game. The passing game is one of the most complicated areas who it comes to game planning.

FirstDown PlayBook understands that being an offensive coordinator can be a lonely job on Sunday nights when it’s time to begin putting together the game plan. This is why we have set FirstDown PlayBook in a way that makes it very easy to find ideas as you game plan by yourself.

You can look at what you are currently doing and find ideas that are similar. The Coaches Community website will keep you updated on anything we have installed in the passing game. What makes it easy is you just go to the passing game category and it’s all detailed out for you.

Don’t fall asleep on the help FirstDown PlayBook offers a 7on7 coach either. When you use this resource you have an NFL coach (or 30) on your staff.

FirstDown PlayBook’s Western U.S. Coach Corey Heinz

FirstDown PlayBook’s Western U.S. Coach Corey Heinz

by FirstDown PlayBook on Nov 30, 2024

Corey Heinz is a football coach and understands exactly what a high school and college football coach does on a daily basis....

Lions Mesh Bench Concept

Lions Mesh Bench Concept

by FirstDown PlayBook on Nov 29, 2024

The Detroit Lions dialed up this Mesh Bench concept on 3rd & 2 yesterday against the Bears. Creative way to build one concept off of another....

Teaching Young Quarterbacks The Snag Concept

Teaching Young Quarterbacks The Snag Concept

by FirstDown PlayBook on Nov 22, 2024

Good quarterback coaches have plays like the Snag concept in their football playbook that allows the quarterback to get the ball out quickly....

A Football Resume You Can Actually Use

A Football Resume You Can Actually Use

by FirstDown PlayBook on Nov 14, 2024

If you had a job interview next month, what would you take with you? Smart coaches take a visual football resume to show how they teach....

Play-Action Pass vs Run Pass Option

Play-Action Pass vs Run Pass Option

by FirstDown PlayBook on Nov 10, 2024

Here are at least three ways that your play-action pass game can bring as much or more value to your offense as the run pass option....

Unbalanced Formation Tackle Screen

Unbalanced Formation Tackle Screen

by FirstDown PlayBook on Oct 25, 2024

This unbalanced formation Tackle Screen is a great trick play but it's better if you do some things to hide your intentions from the defense....

Teach Football As Your Player Sees it

Teach Football As Your Player Sees it

by FirstDown PlayBook on Oct 17, 2024

A common mistake football coaches make is they teach football as they see it and not the way the player sees it. FirstDown PlayBook can help....

Slide Naked High Low Pass Play

Slide Naked High Low Pass Play

by FirstDown PlayBook on Oct 13, 2024

As even Army & Navy are throwing the ball some in 2024, this simple Slide Naked high low pass can keep defenses honest vs your run game....

Hudl’s PlayBook Curved Line Wastes Your Time

Hudl’s PlayBook Curved Line Wastes Your Time

by FirstDown PlayBook on Sep 29, 2024

The ability to draw a football playbook curved line seems like a small thing until your players lose interest in what you are teaching them....

Training Quarterback Fundamentals In Season

Training Quarterback Fundamentals In Season

by FirstDown PlayBook on Sep 25, 2024

John Shoop has trained quarterback fundamentals at the NFL, college and high school football levels. Add an ELF championship to his resume....

The Detroit Lions & Your Flag Football Hook & Ladder

The Detroit Lions & Your Flag Football Hook & Ladder

by FirstDown PlayBook on Sep 23, 2024

The Detroit Lions pulled off a version of the Hook & Ladder recently that reinforces why you should have this in your flag football playbook....

Call What You Practice. Practice What You Call.

Call What You Practice. Practice What You Call.

by FirstDown PlayBook on Sep 21, 2024

As you plan your next football practice consider this. Do you call what you practice and do you practice what you call in a game?...