The easiest way to run Mesh

I didn't run the Air Raid, so I didn't bother installing Mesh. Once I found Mesh Rail, I realized it has a place in every offense.
0:00 - Intro
0:12 - Playing for an Air Raid Coach
0:55 - Air Raid Mesh Drills
1:55 - The Chip Kelly Mesh
2:19 - Installing Mesh Rail - On the Board
3:57 - Installing Mesh Rail - On the Field
5:14 - Pass Protection for Mesh Rail
7:11 - Doug Pederson (Jaguars) Mesh Rail Variations
9:00 - Mesh Rail in any Offense
This is the easiest way to run Mesh.
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[@PapaScarbs]

There are 100 ways to do things in coaching I was taught the Y ALWAYS sets the mesh love your work Dan 🎯💯

[@thewideoutcrew]

A staple concept! Great video

[@Music_Blueprint_78]

This looks like a flood concept from the WCO.

[@natehayden8045]

Being a guy who played for Hal Mumme and Stan Bedwell, I would say this is not the easiest way to run mesh because the spacing is not as good. I think this is a great short yardage or redzone concept, but there’s not as much of a big play threat or as good of spacing vs zone coverage compared to the original mesh.