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Thanks (I think).

Thanks, coach.

Yes, but not everything. We never ran everything in a season. It is a system designed to be modified/tweaked by each team. It also depends on the youth team.

@@CoachChip we are going into our 2nd season of 10u. I will be with the core of this team through 14u. We have run single wing in the past and I have a qb that can make a lot of throws and is pretty mobile. I'm looking for a more wide open gap scheme to offense we can run

@@Str8kreepIn send me an email at seagle.chip@gmail.com and I will send you some resources that might help you decide.

It depends on where you went to school.

An offense is a collection of plays and formations. A system is also a collection of plays and formations, but it has answers. A coach with a system does not have to overhaul his offense when his personnel changes. A system is a complete approach to the game. It supersedes any formation or collection of formations. It is more than a collection of plays; it has a coherent tapestry of plays that complement each other and put defenses in conflict when they try to take something away from the offense. A system has specific strategies built into its marrow. The Wishbone, Split Back Veer, Air Raid (Spread), West Coast Offense, and Run and Shoot are all famous offenses. When run properly, they can be potent offensive systems that have answers and cover a ton of "if thens" and "what if" situations. Coaches with a system are not scheming from week to week, they are going into their system and using what is already there. I will close with this analogy; an offense is what you wear; it is your outward appearance; a system is what you are; it is your DNA. No one can see your DNA, but they can see its effects.

Those are the two main plays of GDB.

Thanks, coach, I appreciate it.

Yes, email me at seagle.chip@gmail.com

Inside Zone and GDB have little in common. Outside Zone (Alex Gibbs style) and GDB tracks do share the same first step and complement each other. Check out this video ruclips.net/video/3U7K3ytXfP8/видео.htmlsi=UtfEr4E74YNielk6

Thanks for your kind and encouraging comment.

Please excuse my ignorance. What is the 520 0? Draw it up and send it to me at seagle.chip@gmail.com. If GDB cannot block it, I will send you a free copy of the Big Book of Bucks, the Jet Manual, or the Gap Scheme Manual (whichever one you prefer). Draw it up versus these two formations: Twins Right with TE and WB Left and Twins Right with a SE and WB Left.

Sounds like a 1 on 1. Rb needs to beat a block

I will, but I need an email address. Send your request to seagle.chip@gmail.com

You are correct, you can. I copied that formation from the email that a coach sent me and was not paying attention. A friend of mine sent me a text pointing it out. I thought about correcting it, but decided to wait for one of y'all to spot it. Believe it or not, you are the first (except for my friend). Thank you for being so nice and polite. Send me an email to seagle.chip@gmail.com and I will tell you what you won.

I have seen his offense. It is filthy; he is a GDB guy, too.

Thank you, but it is not that hot of a take. I think it is cool.

ALL of them, even 2x2 and Empty. I will admit that your choices are limited from those formations, as are any other blocking schemes. Hit me up at seagle.chip@gmail.com, and I will send you a free resource/article; "What Is the Gap-Down-Backer Blocking Scheme?"

I remember you Paul.

Thank you

Thanks, coach.

Most teams have a Wedge if, for another reason, the quarterback Sneaks. The ones that do not should. I do not think it belongs in any family of plays. The Wedge is a stand-alone play. As a coach who has majored in GDB, I used the Gap scheme terminology to teach the Wedge. I know Zone coaches who use I/S Zone terminology to teach the Wedge.

You are correct. Thanks for sharing your success.

Thank you

Thank you, and yes I do.

Yes, that’s where my son and his wife live.

The BST does a Gap-Hinge block, unless he pulls to the front side. The BSG usually pulls on GDB with a Kick or a Wrap block. If you have a TE on the backside, he will usually use Gap-Hinge.

Thanks coach. Would you mind being on my podcast? Send me an email at seagle.chip@gmail.com

Depends on the WB. Our default was 1x1, but that didn’t last long. My rule on alignment and splits is, “Cheat to succeed.”

Send me an email at seagle.chip@gmail.com and tell me what you want. They are all ebooks, so I can send it to you as soon as I am back on my computer. I send it to you with the info on how to pay. That way, if you do not want it, you can delete; no harm, no foul.