passing game
7on7 Vertical Stretch With Answers
There is a school of thought that says you build your passing game deep to short. This 7on7 vertical stretch is a good example....
Empty Formation Y Stick Read
This Y Stick from Empty is as simple as reading the Middle linebacker vs a 2 deep look and staying to the strong side vs any other coverage....
@HonestNFL Plays Now On FirstDown PlayBook
You can now get the detailed football play drawings that @HonestNFL offers over on X or Twitter on FirstDown PlayBook in an editable format....
Find a 7on7 PlayBook In Seconds
The new Find a PlayBook section allows coaches to quickly and easily find a 7on7 playbook in seconds then edit the plays to fit their team....
Pass Protection With Your Receivers
At the highest levels of football pass protection requires all eleven players be on the same page. This means your receivers too....
Fade Technique In The Tight Red Zone
There is something to be said about throwing a fade to a tall receiver in the tight red zone. There are also useful techniques that can help....
Tight Formations Can Create Home Run Throws
Tight formations can force the defense to play the coverage you need if you prove you can run the football. ...
Good Receivers Feel Secondary Coverage
Yes, good receivers like Travis Kelce understand defenses but what makes him and others like him special is they can feel secondary coverage....
Cowboys Perfectly Executed Red Zone Rub
Hats off to Mike McCarthy and the Dallas Cowboys for calling and executing this tight red zone rub to perfection....
Tight End Stick Route RPO
Using the Stick route as your RPO pass option is smart. However, you need to coach the Tight End technique to give yourself a chance....
A 7on7 PlayBook Like You’ve Never Seen
The FirstDown 7on7 Playbook area is really like no other. Thousands of editable 7on7 plays that you can organize in your custom playbook area....
Notre Dame Missed RPO Or Hot?
Was it a missed hot or RPO by the Notre Dame slot reciver? We think yes. It is hard to coach protections to your receivers but absolutely necessary....