Offense

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Trey Brooks, HC at Rockwall HS (TX) discusses their successful screen game, emphasizing the importance of focusing on the downhill run game, throwing screens to good players, and executing fast screens with precise timing and effective blocking. Fast screens, when executed with precision, can transform perimeter plays ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Create defensive chaos by mastering spacing concepts. By strategically positioning your receivers and understanding how to manipulate defenders’ responsibilities, you can consistently force the defense to make impossible choices. In this video, we’ll break down the spacing concepts that can help you keep the chains moving. The ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Ferris State Head Coach Tony Annese’s philosophy is to attack ALL of the open spaces on the field. He likes to use the entire field sideline to sideline and goal to goal and make a defense react to the ball being put in open space. The video ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. The “split flow zone read play” is a variation of the inside zone play that involves a “wing” player performing a seal block on the backside. This creates advantages like a different look for the defense and a guaranteed read for the running back. In today’s video, ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Every offensive line coach knows that the success of outside zone often hinges not on the playside action, but on how effectively your backside linemen execute their responsibilities. In this video, retired Offensive Line Coach Dave Christensen takes us through his version of the  “swipe block” technique. ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Every offensive line coach knows that mobility can make or break your unit’s performance, but finding fresh ways to develop it during the offseason can be challenging. In this video, AJ Blazek, O-Line Coach at Wisconsin (O-Line Coach at Vanderbilt when this video was filmed) shares three ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Why would you want to run wedge (Insert Zone)? Derek Pennington, Head Coach at Caledonia HS (MI) believes: Can be Run versus Even or Odd Fronts Great for RPO or Play Action… No Unblocked Defenders Hard to Spill Old School Run Down Hill Physical and Quick Hitting Forces Defenses to constrict and leaves ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Today’s video features a discussion of the split release. In the presentation, Towson University Wide Receivers Coach DJ Steward emphasized the importance of proper footwork, body positioning, and timing to create separation from defenders. Winning at the First Level for WR’s: Split Release & Shuffle Release is the ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Indianapolis Cathedral Head Coach Bill Peebles discusses his implementation of the Run-Pass Option (RPO) offense within their spread option system, emphasizing its effectiveness in creating mismatches and exploiting defensive weaknesses. The video is a part of the 57-minute online clinic Implementing RPO’s in the Spread Option Offense, Including ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Looking for an easy way to teach quarterbacks and receivers simple pre-snap reads? Jason Ronquillo, Head Coach at Yelm High School in Washington uses a zone offense strategy, emphasizing the importance of scanning the field from the inside out and throwing the ball without the laces. The ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Attending clinics and watching videos is not just about adapting schemes that other programs are using.  It is also about stimulating your thinking to a new level. In our video, Frank Delano, 6-time state championship coach Frank Delano of Haddonfield High School (NJ) discusses variations of their ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Mastering the blocking techniques, schemes, and decisiveness for the Wing-T belly sweep is crucial for the play’s success. In this video, Coach Jim McKee (HC Scott County High School–KY) dives deep into his specific blocking assignments and schemes you need to successfully execute the belly sweep. He ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. The ability to throw the ball down the field isn’t just about having a strong-armed quarterback – it’s about having the right concepts that put your players in a position to succeed. In this breakdown, 7 x State Championship Coach Josh Niblett of Gainesville (GA) HS discusses ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. AJ Steward, Offensive Analyst, Kansas teaches an essential Tite Zone development drill that teaches running backs to identify and hit holes confidently. Improve RBs’ spatial awareness and decision-making skills in the run game. The video includes practice film with coaching points as well as film of game ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Ryan Larsen, Head Coach, Carnegie Mellon University has used RPOs to add more than 3 yards per play call compared to non-RPO run calls.  His philosophy is that they are run first. He teaches quarterbacks to hand the football off if they are in doubt regarding run ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Discover essential jet sweep variations that create defensive confusion and expand your offensive playbook. The video shows chalk talk along with game film showing the Jet Sweep, Toss Sweep, & Outside Zone variations run by Coach Greg Vandagriff (HC) at Prince Avenue Christian High School (GA). The entire ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Developing a quarterback who stays calm and makes smart decisions in the pocket is one of coaching’s biggest challenges. The three drills in this video will help QBs who tend to bail too early, struggle with pressure, or have accuracy issues when moving in the pocket. Gary ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. The scoop is a zone block combination between the center and the backside guard. Either one of these players can make the call, but their objective is to scoop out the backside A gap defender. In our video, Dave Christensen, retired offensive line coach, details how he ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Utilizing trick plays gives your program several advantages. Among those advantages are: Forcing your opponents to spend practice time and game planning time to prepare for what you MIGHT do. Catch your opponents off guard in the game. Fun for your players and fans. In this video, Matt Rosati, retired ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. When facing zone defense, Bethel University (MN) OC Colin Duling teaches the Quarterback to manipulate the conflict defender.  The responsibility to manipulate the non-conflict defender falls on the receivers. In the video below, he describes a few scenarios, including a drill and how they practice the concept as ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. For your quarterback to effectively execute your RPO game, you need to work indy drills day in and day out to develop their footwork and arm angles in addition to your teams sessions. Josh Lindke, Head Football Coach at Toledo St. Francis de Sales High School (OH) ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Get an inside look at the practice work behind the Alabama’s dominant running game with these 7 elite drills straight from the Crimson Tide’s practice sheet. In this exclusive video, we break down some of the key drills that they use. The coach in the video is ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. One challenge that every O-Line Coach faces is getting their group to play strong and with good fundamentals.  In the video below, Coach Bill Durkin,the OLine Coach at Liberty, takes us through his “Drive with Pressure” Drill. The purpose of the drill is to force blockers to ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Unlock the secrets of high-impact trick plays. Dive deep into the intricacies of the Speed Sweep Pass and Double Pass, two explosive plays that can catch defenses off guard and lead to big gains. Jason McManus, OC at Nation Ford High School (South Carolina) provides us with ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. “Reliefs” are built-in options that allow a quarterback to quickly adjust the play before the snap based on what they see from the defense. One key factor is the number of defenders in the box. In this video, Rick Bowie, Offensive Coordinator, Abilene Christian University outlines how ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. There are many benefits to running multiple tempo offense (many of them are listed below the video.)  One drawback is that it can be difficult to communicate the tempo that you want to run to your players. Ben Strickland, Head Coach at De Pere HS (WI), shows the simple ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Solid pass protection is crucial for offensive success. The ‘Magic’ Man protection adjustment offers a versatile solution to counter various blitz packages and stunts. This video breaks down how to implement this protection scheme. The presenter is Luke Meadows, Offensive Line Coach, Northern Illinois. Coach Meadows has an offensive ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Are you ready to take your RPO game to the next level? In this video, we dive into the “Six for Six” concept for 3rd Level RPOs. University of St. Thomas Offensive Coordinator (2023 Division III Offensive Coordinator of the year) Caleb Corrill shows how to consistently ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Discover how sprint out passes can enhance your first down strategy, keeping defenses guessing and setting your offense ahead of the chains. In the video, Josh Niblett, Head Coach, Gainesville High School (Georgia) discusses how they run some of their sprint out passing plays. See why 33,000+ coaches from ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. As offensive coordinators, your primary goal is to put your playmakers in positions to succeed. By leveraging stacks, bunches, and motions, you can create favorable matchups and spacing that allow your most dynamic athletes to use their talents to benefit the team and solve offensive problems. In ...