Offense

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 ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. AJ Steward, Offensive Analyst at Kansas has been a running backs coach for much of his career.  He teaches a technique that he calls “Grab the Watch” to help his backs improve ball security in traffic/vice situations and gain extra yards after contact. In the video, you ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Dominating the line of scrimmage isn’t just about raw strength – it’s about perfecting the technical details that transform good blocks into game-changing plays. In this breakdown of the Wing Back Counter, Mike Johnson, Head Coach, Logansport HS (IN) explores the exact blocking techniques and coaching points ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Want to consistently generate explosive plays that break games wide open? In this breakdown of the Air Raid Y-Cross system, we’ll reveal the exact variations and coaching points that turn this classic concept into a reliable source of chunk plays, helping you stress defenses vertically while ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Every coach knows that wide receiver drops can make or break a game, yet addressing this issue often requires mastering the basics through repetition. In this post, former UTEP OC & WR Coach, Jake Brown shares three essential drills that focus on fundamentals, helping your players build ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. What drills do you use to teach your QB how to react when the pocket collapses and forces them to bail and make throws on the move? Coach Donnie Kirkpatrick shares three proven drills that will help your QB maintain pinpoint accuracy while escaping pressure, turning broken plays ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Every offense has hidden potential waiting to be unlocked, but identifying these opportunities requires a systematic approach. In this comprehensive guide, Coach Caleb Corrill–St. Thomas (MN) Offensive Coordinator, reveals his off-season system for evaluating your offensive scheme, spotting untapped possibilities, and implementing upgrades that can transform your ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. The mesh concept, when properly installed and taught, gives quarterbacks clear reads while attacking every defensive coverage imaginable. In this comprehensive breakdown with Jake Brown, former OC at UTEP, we’ll explore how this single concept can become the foundation of your passing game, providing consistent success through ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. The Air Force Academy’s offense has long been one of the premier programs for option football. This breakdown of Air Force’s Load Trap with Head Coach Troy Calhoun will give you the tools to implement this game-changing concept. The entire presentation is on Glazier Drive (along with ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. The Trinity (TX) coaching staff believes there’s a difference between outscoring opponents and controlling them.  They have developed a metric that is a tangible way to teach their players what constitutes controlling a game.  It also provides a postgame measurement to determine whether or not they ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Dewayne Alexander, Offensive Line Coach at Sewanee: The University of the South breaks down the critical run scheme adjustments that will transform how you approach and neutralize defensive pressure, giving you the tactical edge to stay one step ahead. The video is an excerpt from Coach Alexander’s ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Gary Goff, HC at McNeese State, likes to use the vertical hitch concept if the quarterback sees if there is a soft corner or 2 high to get a quick and easy read to get the ball out quickly. The video in this post was taken from ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Head Coach Blake Mouser of Tolar High School in Texas has a developmental plan for his offensive linemen that is tailored for their age and grade-level. You can see how he has outlined his program on Glazier Drive in his presentation on O-Line Development & Off-Season Drills at ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Norval McKenzie, Running Backs Coach/Run Game Coordinator at Georgia Tech, must be creative with his drills.  Position coaches get a minimal amount of practice time each day.  He creates multiple drills in one to maximize that time. In this video, he shows practice film of several of ...

This article was originally posted on the Glazier Coaching Blog. Eli Reinhart, OC North Crowley HS (TX), outlines a counter play blocking drill that he uses to teach blockers where they need to be, who will kick, who will insert, where to insert, and what the defense is going to do. The drill shows how they teach ...

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, ...