Todd Drury, Josh Herring, and Deonte Gibson share strategies for effective game planning in the postseason. They address what opponents do best, planning for contingencies, and finding clues to help your position players.
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Josh Herring, Kyle Ohradzansky, and Jay Wilkinson share the achievable goals they set for their offenses going into week one, plus how they pare down an entire camp install to something most effective on game day.
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In this installment of “The Passing Lab”, Tyler Jones shares ideas on sprint-out passing, how the curl concept is a natural throw and rhythm for quarterbacks, wide bunch sets, and getting back-up quarterbacks more reps.
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In this episode of our “Passing Lab” series, Colin Thomas discusses one-word calls, the “Naked Wheel” concept, ideas for empty, and researching the game.
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In this installment of our “Passing Lab” series, Jacquez Green discusses some of his coaching influences, including Steve Spurrier and Jon Gruden, how he filters NFL concepts for the high school level, as well as the nuances of his favorite passing concepts in high school.
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In part two of this two-part episode of our “Passing Lab” series, Andrew Coverdale covers a number of topics, including bunch, compressed sets, fast motions, empty, spray releases, and more.
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In part one of this two-part episode of our “Passing Lab” series, Andrew Coverdale covers a number of topics, including bunch, splits, ball-off-the-hash calls, spacing, hank, and more.
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In this next episode of our “Passing Lab” series, Drew Ambrose dispels the myth that you can’t throw the ball in inclement weather.
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In this episode, the next installment of our “Passing Lab” series, Bobby Peters explains how NFL concepts can be applied at the high school level and underscores the importance of studying other teams’ strategies to elevate your own coaching abilities.
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In this episode, part of our “Passing Lab” series, Jay Wilkinson shares his offensive schemes, including a concept that’s known as “Double”, as well as his unique approach to protection on this play.
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