Buddy of mine is a coach and has taught me a lot of this stuff. It’s amazing how much goes into each play… Nice of Chase to breakdown terminology and blocking techniques etc….Great stuff.
The amount of knowledge and mental exrcise is huge. These guys have to be so confident in their understanding of the smallest nuance in the play to make the best decision where to go with the ball. And then analysts are all impressed by someone’s arm. Ignoring the brain
I have been watching (and sharing) football for years, reading books I got off amazon about one year of 1 NFL offense, and Sean Payton and Josh McDaniels offenses and matching it to broadcast or All 22 are as hard as anything I did in school while earning 3 degrees. Im not even trying to defeat it just admire it. This is why NFL football is the greatest freakin sport, violent chess. Sean McVay 2018 Rams book was the easiest to figure out/match to broadcast footage. Play action deep crossers, with 10 different flavors
As a new-ish football coach (varsity high school coach for the last 2 years), I need to see more verbiage and tactics content. This is a fantastic lane for Chase to fill, given his experience.
its no wonder QB is the hardest position to succeed in in all of pro sports and why there's only a handful every year that can do it. not only do you have to be athletically gifted, posses a great arm, you also have to have insane football IQ and memorization
Sometimes I think that’s why teams can’t succeed, it almost feels like an ego thing for having such a complexed playbook. I hear at times QB’s aren’t comfortable until towards the end of the season with terminology. Doesn’t seem the most efficient way of teaching/being potent on offense. Sometimes just need to simplify and be more QB friendly but it’s the NFL, what do I know.
Awesome stuff I was qp on the playground as a kid Lol. It was "Get open". Chase if Drew and Brady switched careers how many rings does Drew get?Remember Drew took Purdue to the Rose Bowl.
I wish i could see a coach CREATE a play and explain the logic along the way. Why does the WR needs to be 6 yards from the bunch? Why that depth? Stuff like that
@@ChaseDanielShow Why don't NFL teams use this approach? Is it too easy for the other sideline to steal their signs, or does the NFL playbook have more information that has to be signaled in? From the outside, it's hard to understand why the NFL hasn't evolved it's playcalling system in the same ways the college game has. Thanks!
Yes now explain why Jerry goat rice and Tim mofo brown both said the raiders ran the buccs offense in the sb and nfl films has lynch confirming this in the archives. 😜🤡 Love your channel and breakdowns.
Hey Chase, I love behind the scenes breakdowns like this! I have 100K+ followers on tik tok making football content, I’d love to talk to you about making content together, if you’re interested lmk!
i don’t know if this would be possible but a cool video would be breaking down a high school college and nfl playbook and the differences between them
Good idea!
@@ChaseDanielShow The QBs that are journeyman learning a new playbook ever 2-3 years…how do they do it!
Buddy of mine is a coach and has taught me a lot of this stuff. It’s amazing how much goes into each play… Nice of Chase to breakdown terminology and blocking techniques etc….Great stuff.
That is awesome! Thanks
The amount of knowledge and mental exrcise is huge. These guys have to be so confident in their understanding of the smallest nuance in the play to make the best decision where to go with the ball.
And then analysts are all impressed by someone’s arm. Ignoring the brain
That shit is insane
It’s a different language bro
I have been watching (and sharing) football for years, reading books I got off amazon about one year of 1 NFL offense, and Sean Payton and Josh McDaniels offenses and matching it to broadcast or All 22 are as hard as anything I did in school while earning 3 degrees. Im not even trying to defeat it just admire it. This is why NFL football is the greatest freakin sport, violent chess. Sean McVay 2018 Rams book was the easiest to figure out/match to broadcast footage. Play action deep crossers, with 10 different flavors
As a new-ish football coach (varsity high school coach for the last 2 years), I need to see more verbiage and tactics content. This is a fantastic lane for Chase to fill, given his experience.
Thanks!!!
I love this shit
More to come!!
@@ChaseDanielShowCan't Wait!
its no wonder QB is the hardest position to succeed in in all of pro sports and why there's only a handful every year that can do it. not only do you have to be athletically gifted, posses a great arm, you also have to have insane football IQ and memorization
Sometimes I think that’s why teams can’t succeed, it almost feels like an ego thing for having such a complexed playbook. I hear at times QB’s aren’t comfortable until towards the end of the season with terminology. Doesn’t seem the most efficient way of teaching/being potent on offense. Sometimes just need to simplify and be more QB friendly but it’s the NFL, what do I know.
This is very interesting! Seems like a miracle there aren’t more miscommunications throughout the game.
You’d be surprised how many there are….just play ball
This is crazy bro!
What's that video by Dan you are talking bout in the beginning?
It’s on his twitter
This is outstanding!
What did you do when breaking down a new play book? What steps did you do to learn something like this?
and then Russell cooked that book so much it burnt
Awesome stuff I was qp on the playground as a kid Lol. It was "Get open". Chase if Drew and Brady switched careers how many rings does Drew get?Remember Drew took Purdue to the Rose Bowl.
it's really amazing to me. basically another language
YesB
Frankly, well over half of the NFL players are semi-literates. How do they learn this stuff?
Whew!
More!!!!
When I was a linemen I just thinking what all this mumbo jumbo is just hike the ball. RE QB line of scrimmage call outs.
Can we get an in depth video on one play?
I’d love to do that!
@@ChaseDanielShow With a walkthrough on the practice field would be perfect!
Man explained everything except who Dan is 💀
Am I correct in assuming that teams now issue playbooks as a digital file, instead of that dictionary size stack of paper?😃
That would be a correct statement
Is this why some rookies use the wrist slip? Or is that more the way certain teams call their plays?
Wristbands for sure
Crazy
I would pay an exorbitant amount of money to watch a game with you.
Maybe need to do a RUclips live
@@ChaseDanielShow please!!
Me too...
I wish i could see a coach CREATE a play and explain the logic along the way.
Why does the WR needs to be 6 yards from the bunch? Why that depth? Stuff like that
Spacing of a route usually involves route specifics, such as landmarks and timing in the progression.
Sink or swim. Why it's the hardest position in sports.
It’s insane how difficult it is
Why are colleges coaches able to send plays in so quickly for no huddle offenses, while the NFL plays are always verbose?
Most all colleges are no huddle and look at sideline
@@ChaseDanielShow Why don't NFL teams use this approach? Is it too easy for the other sideline to steal their signs, or does the NFL playbook have more information that has to be signaled in? From the outside, it's hard to understand why the NFL hasn't evolved it's playcalling system in the same ways the college game has. Thanks!
I’m a K.I.S.S. guy. Do they already know the vocabulary, or get a list of words/terms to learn like back in grammar school? 🤷🏼♂️😆🫵👍
You start really young for sure
what happened to making a play on your hand in the backyard? :)
Yes now explain why Jerry goat rice and Tim mofo brown both said the raiders ran the buccs offense in the sb and nfl films has lynch confirming this in the archives. 😜🤡
Love your channel and breakdowns.
Hey Chase, I love behind the scenes breakdowns like this! I have 100K+ followers on tik tok making football content, I’d love to talk to you about making content together, if you’re interested lmk!