Offense

The entire streaming video is available on Glazier Drive at St. Edward Quick Game Concept: Pre-Snap Look Read & RPO Tom Lombardo, Head Coach, St. Edward HS, OH This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. See why 33,000+ coaches from schools across the nation trust Glazier Drive to help their program succeed.  Glazier Drive has  2,000+ ...

You can view Coach Derek Leonard’s full video lesson on Glazier Drive–Counter Run Game Coach Leonard is the Head Coach at Rocherster High School (IL) This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. See why 33,000+ coaches from schools across the nation trust Glazier Drive to help their program succeed.  Glazier Drive has  2,000+ Curated Videos ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Our video provides a detailed breakdown of screen game concepts for offensive coaches, focusing primarily on T-screens and bubble screens from various formations. Coach Matt DeBerry, Offensive Coordinator, College Station HS, TX, includes multiple game examples showing successful implementation against different defensive alignments, with emphasis on perimeter blocking and getting ...

Effective play calling involves understanding defensive weaknesses and putting defenders in conflict. Joey Montoya (HC at Placer High School in CA) stresses the importance of preparation, such as studying defensive schemes and adapting to real-time situations during games. The video below is a segment from his Glazier Drive clinic: Utilizing the Play Action Game with Your Wing-T Offense. See ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Gerry Yonchiuk, Head Coach, Central York HS, PA has several reasons to run 1st Level RPOs from his Glazier Drive presentation: Air Raid Offense: Quick Game & RPO’s for Every Run in Your Offense WRS Give 100% Every Play – I MIGHT GET THE BALL! Blocking WRS = Bored WRS Make ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Derrick Sherman (Asst Head Coach/WR Coach at Houston) designs his drills to: 1) Confidence – Inspire confidence 2) Confusion – Create game-like confusion 3) Control – Learn to regain control of the situation The video shows practice film of three of his drills along with game video to give application ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Jason Tone, Head Coach, T.L. Hanna HS (SC) provides a detailed breakdown of the Waggle play’s mechanics, highlighting the importance of flexibility, precise route running, and strategic blocking. The video is a portion of the Gun Package & Adjustments: Play Action Pass from the 12 Lesson Jason Tone Wing-T ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Craig Stump, Head Coach, Atascocita HS, TX shares a part of their Atascocita Spread Passing Menu & Double Calls vs. Coverage. Double calls give you flexibility when the ball is (as it most often is) not in the center of the field, to be able to run a zone route ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Brandon Butcher, DC/LB Coach, Tennessee – Martin, provides six key off-season agility drills designed to enhance linebacker play, focusing on footwork, positioning, and reaction skills. His drills focus on fundamental footwork and movement efficiency and emphasize small details like first-step accuracy, body control, and communication.  Adjustments based ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Travis Foster, Head Coach, Shadow Ridge HS, NV believes that his flexbone triple option system gives him the following advantages: – Blocking Angles – Puts Defenders in conflict – Forces Defense to play assignment football – Neutralize a dominant defender – Allows you to compete against bigger players up front – No one else ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Cooper Bassett, Co-O-Line Coach at Oklahoma State has created a systematic, repeatable approach to zone blocking that allows offensive lines to handle various defensive looks efficiently, especially at a fast tempo when complete pre-snap identification isn’t possible. He shares a part of it in the video below. The segment ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Chris Buckner, Offensive Coordinator at Prairie View A&M uses practice film and game clips to demonstrate essential wide receiver release techniques for defeating press coverage. You can view his entire presentation on Glazier Drive.  It includes his philosophy and additional techniques and drills.  Check it out at: WR ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Blake Mouser, Head Coach at Tolar HS (TX), utilizes several ways to create havoc for their opponents.  Among those are: Tempos Formations and Motions Personnel Groupings Read (RPOs/Run Reads) The video below was excerpted from his Glazier Drive presentation on six of his 3-Step & 5-Step Spread Passing Concepts. See why 33,000+ coaches ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Multiple State Champion Coach Tom Lombardo, HC, St. Edward HS, OH takes us through his version of Power Read.  He believes Power Read complements the belly play with similar QB reading principles but uses a horizontal instead of a vertical ride. The running back handles the alley ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Matt DeBerry, OC at College Station High School (TX), provides a detailed explanation (along with game film) of how they run their naked boot. Their routes are rule-based.  On each naked play: #1 runs a mandatory outside release fade #2 runs a climb from the backside or a sail ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Tired of inconsistent production from your run game? Discover the game-changing distinction between stacked and hip-to-hip combo blocks that elite offensive line coaches use to dominate on duo and inside zone concepts. The video below is taken from: How & When to Use Stacked vs. Hip to Hip ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Deep ball success isn’t about simply having talented players, but about creating systems, drills, and landmarks that make execution automatic. Through consistent repetition and precise coaching points, teams at any level can develop a lethal deep passing attack. The video below is a segment of Central York High ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Princeton’s Goal is to be +2 every game on explosive plays.  In the video below, Brian Flinn, WR Coach/Pass Game Coordinator, Princeton, shows a few of the concepts they use toward that goal.  He discusses protection, QB reads, and receive reads. The video is a portion of ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Looking for ways to keep your opponents on their toes and maximize your playmakers’ potential? In this video, Rochester (IL) High School Head Coach Derek Leonard breaks down three funky formations he uses to leave defenses guessing and help you get the ball in the hands ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. The Flexbone Triple Option can be one of the most effective offensive schemes in football, but only when executed with precision and the right timing. In this video, we break down exactly when to run it, why it works against modern defenses, and how to implement ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. A few of the ball security mantras at the University of Houston are: Ball security takes all of us (Ball carriers & non-ball carriers) When you carry the ball, you dominate the ball When the ball is in your hands, the program is in your hands Hand the ball to ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Joey Montoya, Head Coach, Placer HS, CA felt that they needed to address the following problems to improve their wing-t offense. How can we put safeties and defenses in conflict? How can we gain players at the point of attack? How can we set safeties up for failure during ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Every championship season is built on crucial third-down conversions, but few programs prepare for these moments as systematically as North Crowley High School (TX). In this exclusive breakdown, State Championship Offensive Coordinator Eli Reinhart shares the drill his team uses weekly to dominate third downs and ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Brent Dearmon, Head Coach, North Alabama gives his quarterbacks three tools to handle the D-gap player/Apex defender in RPOs.  His focus is on a concept-based rather than player-based approach. Instead of identifying specific positions (nickel, Sam, boundary safety), they teach based on “fitters” – whoever is ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. A quick release can be the difference between a completion and a sack, yet many struggle to teach this crucial skill effectively. In this Video Minnesota Offensive Analyst Keegan O’Hara breaks down the Punch Plant technique – a game-changing footwork drill that has helped countless quarterbacks drastically ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. This shallow cross route offers coaches an opportunity for high-percentage completions regardless of field position or down. Trinity (TX) Offensive Coordinator and Offensive Line Coach Wade Lytal takes us through how he applies the concept including coaching points for squeezing out extra yards. The video below is a ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Blake Mouser, Head Coach, Tolar HS, TX discusses (using game film) some of the different variations that he uses along with his base power. The video is a portion of his entire Glazier Drive clinic on: Dress It Up: How to Take Power to the Next Level with ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. What’s the difference between a good receiver and an elite one? It’s not just speed or hands – it’s the ability to create separation at the top of the route that transforms average plays into explosive ones and dramatically makes your quarterback’s job easier. In the video ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Most defensive coordinator’s game plans revolves around creating havoc with pressure packages, but what if you could turn their aggression against them? The video breaks down a Triple Option RPO system that combines inside zone with a slide screen concept. The play has two variations: A screen runner ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Mastering the triple zone combination block between your tackle and tight end isn’t just important – it’s essential for creating the explosive plays that win games. Whether you’re installing zone concepts for the first time or fine-tuning your existing scheme, understanding how to teach and execute ...