Making The Inside Zone Blocking Scheme Simple |

Do you want to run the Inside Zone Run Play? Here’s how you can block it better. Want to learn even more about the Inside Zone? Go to prostylespreadoffense.com/201...
Today I share my story about how I first had no clue running it and how much I have learned since then. That one season we ran only one run play, the Inside Zone and even though we barely knew how to coach it, we still went 5-4 and qualified for the Illinois High School Football Playoffs.
I also have a special guest presenter, Cody Wilson, who shares how to number off players when blocking the Inside Zone and then gives an example of how to block it against a 3-4 front.
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[@jonathanmagee33]

Thanks coach.

[@sportsmag6148]

Great video Coach, my guys will really benefit from this info, thanks. 👊

[@FootballCoachingBrotherhood]

Your welcome! Glad to help in any way I can!

[@robertmosher7418]

I don't understand how you block the backside backer. You have seven blockers. What is the H responsibility? What is the track of the F?
Is it like the typical spread inside or close zone, where the F back tracks right up the butt of the Center then his track is away from the side he aligns to because that is the wash side?
I understand the number system, but, don't understand why you have seven blockers and not kick out the playside end with your H or have him lead up to the playside linebacker.
Your backside linebacker is the read for the QB? So why not hinge block the backside end, which secures the B gap first and cuts off his persuit in case of a Steeler front scrape exchange, have Y board drill play side end because he really shouldn't have to do anything but stalemate the guy (we tell our TE and Olinemen that it's ok if they get beat sometimes, just get beat slowly) and if you're not using the H in a combo block, RPO with the H running a chute route or a burst route if you are not comfortable with a running back catching a pass on the LOS in the flat.
That blocks everyone as the backside (un numbered LB) is going to be in a bind. If he flows to the F QB pulls and runs, if he sits in the hole...which he shouldn't...QB pulls and throws, if he scrape exchanges with the end and comes up field or follows the H in coverage, QB gives the ball.

[@cesarolvera8399]

Thanks Coach

[@FootballCoachingBrotherhood]

Glad you enjoyed it Cesar!

[@jsporman]

uhy yuy yuy let's get to the instruction! You have some great info...but man I'm 10 min in and just getting to the beef.

[@moisesflores3482]

Am I wrong or would it be more practical if the center double blocked to the play-side 3 tech (1) and work his way up to Mike (0).
I guess the argument would be that it can be a reach for him to get hands on the 3tech (1), but with the play being to the right side I imagine it would be harder to block the Mike (0) if he is already running towards the play side if he double blocks the backside (1).
Double blocking the 3tech (1) would allow him to be set up in a better position to block the Mike (0)? Still learning just curious.

[@joesmith-or3wx]

Ok. I get now.

[@garyanderson7058]

Tried getting course kept getting a lost not available screen

[@dcanada34]

You told too many stories at the beginning. But got info

[@eltfitness]

Big Cat?

[@joesmith-or3wx]

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[@matthewsiaosi]

yeah you talked a little too much at the begining

[@youugoo22]

Cool. But to much small talk…get to it!

[@michaeldunagan8268]

I am hit with three ad breaks yet not one full "how is it done" in ten minutes!
Forget learning gow to coach the inside zone--learn how to be less immoderate and learn editing
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