7on7 coaching
Coaching The Mesh Concept Correctly
Not all "Mesh" concepts are taught or read by the quarterback the same. Learn the difference in a Drive and a Shallow Cross concept here....
Get 7on7 Coverage Help With FirstDown PlayBook
For every 7on7 play ever run there has been a 7on7 coverage played. That is why FirstDown PlayBook helps both sides of the ball....
Beating Cover 1 With FirstDown PlayBook Coverage Beaters
The FirstDown PlayBook Coverage Beaters section helps you attack the coverage you face. Let's start with Cover 1....
Three 7on7 Mistakes To Avoid
Cautionary tale. Avoid these 7on7 mistakes this spring and you will live a much happier life this fall when the real chips are down....
Bait The Defense With Your Receiver Splits
You line up with tight splits and they are salivating at the mouth to intercept that mesh concept. What happened? A Smash concept touchdown....
Teaching A Receiver Defensive Coverage & YAC
Receivers who understand defensive coverage have the answers to the test before they take it. The yards after catch are the reward....
Red Zone Double Move & Return Route
Defenses understand how lethal crossing routes can be in the red zone. They prepare for them. Good Offensive Coordinators have a plan B....
Sprint Out Pass Game Advantages
Here are at least four ways the sprint out pass gives you an advantage in the high school football passing game....
Dissect Specific 7on7 Coverages
When you line up to compete in a 7on7 event you normally have a pretty good idea what 7on7 coverage you will see. Attack that coverage....
FirstDown PlayBook Route Tree Help
All good passing offenses start with teaching and installing a route tree. Without this your quarterback and receivers will struggle....
FirstDown PlayBook 7on7 Dagger Concept
The FirstDown PlayBook 7on7 Dagger concept puts defenders in conflict of assignment as they carry a vertical and try to be sound underneath....
Attached Receiver Hot Route Fundamentals
Quarterback sacks can sometimes be caused by the attached receiver not understanding the importance of hot route fundamentals....