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.
A Double Move Off Of Your Bootleg Pass
Coach your quarterback to do one of three things with this bootleg pass. Either launch it, or run it or throw the ball out of bounds....
What The Quarterback Sees…
There is a lot going on here. You have motion, jet sweep action with four out to one side. There's a vertical and a high low concept all wrapped up into one...
Know The Secondary Coverage? Attack It.
We sometimes worry that we have so much information in FirstDown PlayBook that some of it gets overlooked. Coverage Beaters is one of those sections....
Smash Concepts From Double Bunch
As an offensive coordinator you have to understand that defenses study splits and use it to your advantage. Here's one way to get that done....
Coaching Can Increase Yards After Catch
When we hear people invoke the abbreviation YAC we worry that they think it's completely a result of the player's talent. ...
Not All Mesh Concepts Are Created Equally
It is important, however, to understand the difference in a Shallow Cross concept and a Drive mesh concept. ...
Two Tight End Hitch Screen
Someone who had previously worked with Andy Reid said that Reid thought the screen game was so important that they had a screen period every practice....
If An NFL Running Back Can’t Do This… They Can’t Start
We have seen fights almost break out in NFL draft meetings over whether we should draft a running back who had questionable protection capabilities....
Crossing Them Up In The Red Zone
The red zone is a popular part of the field for crossing routes. The defense understands this. That's why you need this on your call sheet....
Sprint Out Pass: Get Your Young QB To The Edge
As I have been watching a lot more high school and youth football video over the years I have become a fan of the sprint out passing game....
Beating Press Coverage With Technique
After he expands the Corner, he opens up a window for the curl and does an excellent job of using his upper body and lower body at the same time. ...
No Release. No Route.
Young receivers often struggle to get open vs. Press Man coverage. The reason being is that they lack a "tool kit" of ways to defeat the coverage. ...