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That's an offense I need to dive more into! 🤓

I would say it's best to run this off PA just to help keep the flat defenders down. So also not usually a great play for obvious passing downs.

Yupp! Munich Cowboys 🤠🤠

Appreciate it! Though to find the balance with the details for this type of video. Glad you liked it 🤓

Yeah, this can be really effective, but depends on how you handle the OL and the backfield action. Essentially the problems are the corner and the will. Tackle can kick out the corner (needs to work very flat) and let's say you pair that with a pistol formation and have the first steps look like OZ to the trips, then you can influence the will, get him to commit and then the guard or center can get the right leverage on him. Safety is the next problem but you could even leave him unblocked as he'll be down field. I'd only run that vs a 2 high safety look. Hope that helps

If you watch any of my passing concept videos I always talk about the rules of pass protections (just sprinkled in). Never in depth. I can create a video specifically on that but not sure how soon I'll be able to. When it comes to the techniques, I generally don't touch on that as the RUclips algorithm does not favor people who post very in depth stuff haha But in my courses I have a technique manual for OL that covers everything. If you're looking for immediate answers, that's the fastest place to go. Links are somewhere in the description.

I''m more of a Harvey Specter fan myself

Yes sir! Wesley College 2009-2012. If you're the Michael Clarke I think you are, I've heard your name a ton...you were a stud. If you're not the Michael Clarke WR from Wesley, please ignore me 😂

@@americanfootballacademy1741 so did I 2003-2008

@@americanfootballacademy1741 I appreciate that brother

@@americanfootballacademy1741 great content!!

I think running to the 1 tech works great when you want to get more vertical push (when uncovered you help backside teammate). If you want more lateral flow I can see how running to the 3 tech could be easier to create the cut back using opposite rule...(if uncovered, help playside). Both work though. In college we Auto checked every IZ to the 1 tech. I don't do that in my offense though. I teach the OL to be able to do both.

I'm more of a triangle guy myself

Yupp...agreed. It's been my most yards per attempt play for years. I don't call it very often (max 2-3x a game...different variations each time), but usually it hits quite well.

Thank you!

I'll add that to the list but it will be a while before I'm able to get around to it! If you're looking for immediate answers on this, I'd consider checking out my 21 Day OC course. There's 20x more information on defensive structure / fronts / coverages & the blocking schemes that should be used against them.

Email me at justin@american-football-academy.com and we can chat more about it

Does look a bit wider. I still wouldn't classify this as an OUTSIDE zone as the aiming point is far to inside for that. Maybe wide zone. General idea remains though. Zone is Zone. Just about aiming points and leverage, but hopefully viewers still get the right idea from it.

The diagrams are either taken directly from NFL/D1 clips or my 28 years of experience with the sport. Also, the way you approached this question tells me you won't be open to a productive conversation. Appreciate the comment for the algorithm. Have a great day!

This is a fundamental part of gap scheme concepts and something you'll see at every level, in every game.

Glad to hear!

Glad to hear. This is just PowerPoint and hudl. And I just plug in a cheap ($20) drawing pad. Wacom or something like that. Gets the Job done

agreed

Let's go. Read that PS backer. But idk how realistic that read will actually be in the game. I haven't been able to play this yet. Last time I was able to regularly play this (or Madden) was a long a$$ time ago... And now when I play I always get crushed by my buddy who watches RUclips videos showing him every glitch in the game. I do all this studying just to get smacked by a guy who knows nothing about football (André, in case he reads this 😂). Do better than me!

Glad you enjoyed it 😀

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Appreciate the feedback!! Will work to improve that over time. Also, I'm working on a course for fans ;) You'll see that on the channel when it's released. Should help to fill in some of these knowledge gaps and skyrocket your Football IQ 🤓🤓

the wheel thing? I can't remember it's name but I wouldn't recommend it. Turned out to be sh*t. Just looks good in the video but realistically, I think you'd need a more expensive one. That was a cheap one I thought might be useful and gave it a shot. Currently, I don't use one as I'm using Hudl and don't need that.

I gotcha! I have some empty stuff coming up soon

Damn haha sure is. Idk why I set it up like that. Probably copied and pasted from a 2 high rolling into a single high look with the rover coming down and the will tightening up into the box... Just showing this presnap. But I don't know. I did this video a while back so don't remember the details of why I chose that diagram. And yeah, Sam and will are switched. Appreciate the feedback! I'll be more attentive next time 🤓

How I thought the strength is called to the tight end side

Yeah that was a rough one for them

NFL game pass

Which part specifically?

Or you mean in general... All of it is sh*t? 😂

@@americanfootballacademy1741 over or under is a front when there is a TE. A four men front without a TE is referred to as boundary or wide/field, depending on where you place the 3Tech. But again I guess everyone was taught differently or uses different terminology but the over and under requiring a TE is pretty standard, I would say. The rest is very solid / good football Xs and Os.

Sweet, glad to help!

100%

For sure! As my friends regularly tell me, I seem to always find a way to talk about Football haha so this just let's me do it to people who actually wanna listen 😂

Appreciate it!! Let me know if there's any topics that would be good to explore. Would be happy to create a video on it

I've always handled it by having the PSG be responsible for that. First step would be with the inside foot rather than the playside foot to help prevent that exact issue. RBs should also be aware of this as well so they can anticipate. And if you face a team that regularly slants **and it's giving you problems** then you can consider just adding a tag to help playside on occasion or switch your "base rule" for that game to help playside.

Appreciate it 🙏

@@americanfootballacademy1741 would love to see more. My playbook expands with every video. lol

Glad to hear! 🤓🤓

Appreciate the feedback! These main few videos I have on the channel (IZ, OZ, Duo, etc. were created so long ago, I need to update them with new things I've learned and maybe include some more detailed sections like the techniques. Not sure how much the algorithm will like that though lol

It's drawn up on Hudl, screen grabbed and then thrown onto a powerpoint.

lol just had a game the other day where we went goal line in the open field because they couldn't handle the numbers in the box. For all its complexities, Football can be pretty simple at times.

I know I'm making progress when I've got Thinking Football commenting! 🤯🤓 Love your channel man! I watch all your stuff.

Yeah everything always needs to be tied together 🤓

Love to hear. Check out that playbook. It's an insane deal...actually have coaches reaching out to me asking me if I'm losing my mind about giving all this away 😅 but I'm about 97% sure I'm sane. american-football-academy.com/2-day-offensive-playbook

😂😂😂Yeah man, been a long time. Working on other projects but definitely needed to get back to this. I miss it

Hey I'll take it for the algorithm 😅👌

@@americanfootballacademy1741 I comment “comment” on any video I want more people to see. This is the first time the creator has noticed. Most times they’re confused.

I do my homework 🤓 appreciate it though. You're the man 😎

Yeah, that dude is on a different level lol very fun to watch!

Zeke early cowboy days