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.
Simple Sprint Pass Explosive
What makes this a great sprint pass explosive is that it comes off of an often run concept regardless of the quarterback's action. ...
Have A Bootleg Pass Pressure Plan
Pressure is not a good thing when you call a boot or waggle. However, a bootleg pass pressure plan can give you a chance to salvage the play....
Receiver Splits Included In FirstDown PlayBook
As 7on7 season heats up we have been getting some questions about our quarterback drops and the way we coach our wide receiver splits....
This Unbalanced RPO Puts Defenses In A Bind
This unbalanced RPO has rules that are fairly simple and it puts an unsuspecting defender in a position of defending the stick route. ...
Why Your 7on7 Play Drawings Have Linemen
7on7 plays you run are based on the plays that you run with 11 players on the field. Your FirstDown PlayBook 7on7 play drawings reflect that....
Don’t Forget Your 22 Personnel Boot Passes
We know that this 22 personal boot is not going to show up on any 7on7 football field this spring, but remember...fall is coming....
3 Reasons To Use Jam Technique On Receivers
Once your defensive backs use the jam technique and it disrupts a release or two, you will see the receiver frustration start setting in....
Calling Your Vertical Pass Game Enough?
Sometimes the best place to look to solve your vertical pass game problems is in the mirror. Are you stretching the field vertically enough?...
Texas Wesleyan On “Why FirstDown PlayBook”
We like to step back every now and then and let coaches tell you what they think of us. Texas Wesleyan's Fran Johnson has the floor....
Give Your QB & X Some Space(ing)
The Spacing concept is such a great way to get the football out of a quarterback's hand and many coaches run it out of multiple formations. ...
Saturday Quarters Beater
Let's take a look at this quarters beater today that you might just see in your 7on7 tournament this spring. ...
Red Zone Bunch Formation Pass Play
In this short video you will see that this red zone bunch formation pass play checks the boxes in a lot of ways....