Rich Hargitt’s Dropback Protection System: Roger/Lucy, Cyclone, and Bourbon
Most offenses that throw the ball at a high level don’t win with a long list of protections. They win with two or three that
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How Idaho Wins the Run Game Without Out-Muscling Anyone
Every run game book you’ve ever read assumes the same thing: your guys up front win their fits. If they don’t, the scheme breaks. Coach
Slinging the Fit: Adam Gaylor on Defending RPOs in a Two-High Shell
The RPO read is a math problem, and the offense wins the math when your conflict defender has to guess. You already know that. What
Jayson Lavender’s ABC System: How the Air Raid Teaches Quarterbacks to Read Without Thinking
The fastest quarterback on your roster isn’t the one with the best arm. He’s the one who processes the least before the snap and still
Dante Bartee’s Funnel vs. Key: Two Man Coverage Structures and When Each One Breaks
You can build your man coverage on paper and get every alignment right. But if the three inside defenders don’t know whether they’re funneling the
Four Waggle Variations Off One Backfield Action
One good play-action concept isn’t enough. Defenses adjust. Safeties start cheating. Linebackers stop honoring the drag. You need answers off the same look. Coach David
Clear Linebacker Pass Rules Inside the Cyclone’s Quarters Coverage
Most quarters installs teach the secondary exactly what to do. The corners know their leverage. The safeties know their calls. But the two inside linebackers?
12 Personnel Run Game: Tags, RPOs, and Why 48% of His Runs Aren’t Just Handoffs
Here’s a number worth sitting with: 48% of Jacob Wertz’s run game has a tag attached to it. Not just RPOs. Non-RPO tags too. Read
Cody Kennedy’s Wham Play: A Curveball That Marries With Your Zone Split Series
If you run tight zone or any variation of the split zone series, you already have the foundation for one of the best change-up plays
Set Line Rush: How Your DE Reads the Tackle and Finishes
Your defensive end beats the tackle off the ball. He’s got the edge. And then he runs himself right past the quarterback. It’s the most
