Xs & Os: Arrows with an In or Spread Basic

[@mistersmithster]

Actually, I like it when you add actual film to your X & O videos.

[@303Smilezzz]

I freaking wish things like this were around when I was in high school in the early 2000's. The knowledge that is on youtube for young football players is just insane. REALLY appreciate your work JT. I bet you're changing a kids perspective on the x's and O's almost everyday with theses videos.

[@EFFEZE]

As an Englishman and a new fan of the NFL. Plus having never played the game or even seen anyone play the game at any level over here, I have no idea what you're going on about tbh. But still watch all your vids mate.

[@mjciavola]

QB School is mainly intermediate to advanced stuff. If you are new to American football, you need to check other places for the Basics.

[@joeirelan3745]

I agree with you about the TE blocking on the right side just like in 2 jet. Love his stuff, great job with the channel!

[@wescowling5102]

Glossing over "nuance" is a total coach move! Lol!! The Devils in the details. Great stuff!

[@connerbowker3545]

Outstanding video JT

[@justadudeintheworldman.120]

Enjoy this very much. I’m a little behind on the terminology but when you show the playbook & describe it, then show the real life plays at the end, It ties it together really well. Then the thumbs out, in’s, triangles, make more sense.

[@jacobh674]

It was a little hard for me when I started watching but you will understand the lingo better if you watch the older videos

[@jm-oi3mt]

These are always my favorites

[@moritz_0716]

Love these kinds of videos! Keep it up! Greetings from Germany🇩🇪

[@prime7934]

Is it just me or are these xs and os videos amazing?

[@christianhenry558]

Love your Xs & Os videos!!

[@joeirelan3745]

We ran 4 jet at USD and to us it was a 7 step under center and 5 step in gun. The Bears run the same play, but they have 3 step in gun and this would be a kill play for them if they got zone pressure.

[@diggingnthetrenches4215]

Absolutely awesome video JT I love it

[@viciousv81]

Another great educational video. Keep up the good work JT

[@Mr92094]

Also the video with these is very nice to see the play in motion

[@joeparkerIV]

This guy is giving an unreasonable amount of value for free! Going to sign up for a course real soon! What do you use to draw over film? Is it an app?

[@simonfroehlich]

Likes > Dislikes 263-0 I like that: Perfect season x 13 and more

[@davidsalais9662]

Coach great stuff as always! Thx you your boy,coach SAl vhs ca.

[@RobBackhurst]

JT, awesome video, love the Xs & Os series. Niche question, but any thoughts about playing as a QB in the CFL vs the NFL? Wondering how much the fewer downs/all the pre-snap motion/extra man changes things from the quarterback's perspective. Cheers from the UK

[@haydenhilgerdt]

How do you change an offense to better utilize the playmakers you have?

[@Eskaypist]

How do you find other playbooks? Like the 49ers for example. Great video!

[@jeffreyhueseman7061]

The Lucy concept looks to be based on the leverage of the DB, outside leverage run the slant, inside run the out, press man or the Mike is cheating, move to next progression.

[@Johnysimus]

Awesome video JT! Love the concept with the triangle read and answers against man. I was wondering about the timing of the play. I see in 9ers playbook it's a 5 step drop with a rail route by the back. Now I may be just talking about things I don't understand yet. But the Rail route takes a while, no? The versions with a corner route also have a 5 step drop. Shouldn't the corner be open significantly earlier than the rail? What I mean is, by the time you hit the 5th step, where is the back on the rail route? My guess is like 5-10 yards downfield. Is that enough to say no to that?

[@jamesteele5726]

J.T. , what do you think about 12 personal with 2 dominant "F" tight ends who are dynamic in the pass game and good in the run game>? If you have those tight ends and speedy good route running wide receivers on the outside, doesn't that give the O.C. unlimited options? Is it something a NFL team should try to make happen? I'm thinking the Miami Dolphins should try to attain this type of offense for Tua, what do you think?

[@aceben3]

World Bowl XV - JTO Arrows, maybe more of a double smash w/HB seam kzbin.info/www/bejne/q2e4pIaLmt2Leqc all his cleats in the ground, dime, covering the width of his shoulders, ball placement - not an accident, etc

[@justinannesi4521]

Thank you for this lol

[@JeremyDeBose]

The Tom Brady of teaching O.

[@Mr92094]

Hey JT can you give advice on how to join an NFL staff as someone who is an outsider?

[@TheQBSchool]

Get crazy lucky. Zero easy paths

[@danielmontenegro1611]

JT can you explain more of defense fronts like over,under,bear

[@TheQBSchool]

I know a class that can.

[@sportsdudethethird7094]

And it’s from this very school!

[@chiphorton6972]

Hey JT, where do you get your film tape from?

[@justinp6805]

New drinking game; take a shot every time the phrase “back in the day” is said.

[@danfran47]

2nd from Brazil!!

[@betostunt]

And third one as well

[@paula.2]

Why do you think the rail route is more common in this concept now than corner?

[@TheQBSchool]

Air Raid influence with mesh. Just my opinion. Maybe peeps still run it with corner.

[@kajkajuma4024]

Polska!!!!

[@mjciavola]

Why is the In route known as a "Basic?" Doesn't seem to be any more basic than any of the other routes.

[@TheQBSchool]

I think it's just a generic in route vs a MFR middle field read

[@spiderwebb222]

Why is a spade a spade?

[@thomasmeyer1365]

First view!!!!!!!!!!!