i thought MOD stands for Man Other than Drag route

could you break down how the mic linebacker reads passing plays?

Fun fact: I tried to follow the example Rams/Seahawks play, and *now* I understand *far* better why watching film takes hours to comprehend. I had to go through what this lineman did, go back, what did the next one, go back, what did that linebacker do...and where the heck did this guy come from screaming to the left (that's the pulling guard that I had forgotten about, so back again). This game's hard.

Would progression be 1 stick, 2 fade, 3 backside slot?

goof = bad work ethic. the moment mcvay called out goff for no being prepared it all made sense.

100% goff was the problem.

One problem. Their Quarterback.

Thank you great explanation of how it works

I love that you use the Vikings as the first example because Jerry Burns of the Vikings used this scheme before it was coined as the west coast offense. Walsh used his system, and quite honestly some college teams systems and made it famous

Can we stop calling sniffer backs sniffers? Lol 😂 I never played on a team that had that formation. We always played in I-formation and split backs so it was always 2 backs, one tight end 2 receiver type formations. So i counter it was always a guard pulling never a sniffer H back. Sometimes the Z receiver would jet motion and get out there as well on the play side but yeah. So sniffer was never something i heard until I started learning about wing sets, single back sets, ect.

I regularly score with this on madden lol fave concept when youre about 30-40 yards from the endzone after you dink and dunk and run all the way up the field.

this is how to run inside zone when you don’t trust ur guys to win their ones 😭

Thank you for nice break down coach!. I have a question. on the second play (Colts) is it possible Center block NT and RG reach to 2nd level? if it is possible is it decided pre-snap or rule that Coach set up for this kind of front?

He called a decent offense his first year and then got predictable as hell

It's basic concepts in Cv 2 Cv 3 and C4. Nothing is new really but the terminology 😊 Aby kid can run it but you definitely need speed on the CB and OLB positions. It mks a difference...the rest is letting them GO with confidence 😊 Great analysis 👍

Damnit, Jarrell!

I what if strong side is cover 4 and the weak side cover 2 does that make sense?

What’s the best defensive scream to defend jet sweep? Or what coverage should would be ideal? New to coaching high school want to know more cause one of the teams we play run jet sweep and our defense does a good job stopping it till we bite on the run and a big pass play would happen. 🤦‍♂️

Spread is just a formational concept, with multiple types of offenses under the umbrella, like he mentioned. You can have spread west coast systems, spread option systems, etc. Run and Shoot & Air Raid offenses are a spread offense, however not every spread team is Air Raid, etc. In todays modern NFL, a spread west coast system, with some RPO’s & a few read option concepts would be considered a pro-style offense, as long as the QB plays from the pocket consistently

Crazy we fell apart so hard after this. Joe Brady would’ve been perfect for Bryce too

Staley defenses suck he s clueless

So Saban really been running a 4-2-5 and then when teams go into 3 wide he uses nickel , they barely went into a 3-4 the game had changed so many tight ends are days like wide receivers, so now you need safety LB type players with speed strength and to stay one on one

my team has a passing play called bow which in a dubs formation, both slot receivers run a 3-step speed out and the wide receivers run a go; is this still considered as part of the bow concept?

Easily beaten by good QBs. Miami only seemed to thrive when Fangio relented to blitzing. All of Fangio's tree got fired this past offseason and Miami had no problems letting him walk. And Jevon Holland was happy to see him go.

Would his defense work against the Chiefs' last play to win Super Bowl?

The Mesh concept takes too long to develop before getting sacked (QB needs to release that ball less than 2.5 seconds).

The Quads/Spread (aka 2x2) formation is a great base 10 personnel to run the ball (defense has less linebackers in the box), and to pass the ball (great spacing to stretch the defense horizontally and vertically). However, the element of surprise is better kept if the offense has their QB go under center. The shotgun formation reduces the RB's effectiveness since he does not get the running start in the hand-off.

Penalty flag at the end, haha.

Cowboy fan here lol

can you show the flood passing concept

Big things are on the way, for the Raiders. 😎🏴‍☠️

What are your thoughts on Super Bowl 58 ?.

Wow this was good thanks buddy

Welcome to Philly vic

Sounds like Sirianni. And this is who they're targeting . Ugh

Who here cuz the eagles hired him?

As a Bears fan I found Fangio very frustrating. We should have beaten the Eagles in that playoff game. Nick Foels had an injury chest-relateds. Fangio didn't touch him. Doesn't like blitzing. Dies by the cover two. No pressure. No balls.

Welcome to Philly 🦅🦅

Eagles hiring brought me here

Nick Sirianni said hold my beer….

Bears could be dangerous with shane and fields

Great well explained straight to the point.

This is ridiculous, it would take a kid 2 to 3 years to learn, i dont care even if they are 20 star

Could you expand on the trap house blocking scheme? 😂

Could you explain the I-Back Offense Nebraska ran in the 80s-90s?

Does inside zone differ from iso/dive in the fact that it blocks different & the RB chooses the hole based off the read, instead of having a pre-determined hole?

Thank you for the great production and explanations. . I do not suppose you're available to be Justin Fields quarterback for the Chicago Bears in 2024....?

New to the chanel here, your content is very good, very informative, I started watching football in a different and technical way, thanks for all this classes +1sub :D

Bears next OC!

Could you break down Tite front as well