Pro Style Spread Offense

In this episode, I break down some of the top Coastal Carolina plays from their UMass game...and also tell you why Umass is struggling so much.  Patrons get full video here:  www.patreon.com/footballforcoaches

In this episode, I cover 35 Sprint Start Variations you can use in your warmup or conditioning to improve speed all season long. Here is the article I am referencing. https://simplifaster.com/articles/sprint-start-variations-speed-training/

In this episode, I talk about some of the best things I learned from Kevin Kelley's courses that will help offensive coordinators.  I also go into detail about the 3-4 and 3-5 defenses and why I love them and which one is best for which situation.  Watch the Video on the 3-4 and 3-5 and get all our other premium content as a Patron Here: Football For Coaches Patron

This episode is all about some of the cool new things I'm excited about this season. The Buffalo Bulls are back at it with their Zone and Counter Run Offense. Then there's Kevin Kelley, the coach who never punts, is at the college level now and in their first game already are setting passing and scoring records.  Become a Patron and get the bonus Buffalo Breakdown of Week 1 Top Plays: Become A Football For Coaches Patron Learn more about Kevin Kelly's offense Here: Kevin Kelley on CoachTube

Do you use slant routes? If you are considering them, here is a deep dive into everything it takes to make a slant route go - and in the second half, I analyze some NFL slant routes that went for touchdowns.  Watch the video as a Patron here:  https://www.patreon.com/footballforcoaches

In this episode, I react to some clips shared on Twitter of PJ fleck teaching on Wide Receiver Starts. I think he's right about a few things, but some things I don't agree with from the perspective of a track sprints coach. Check out the free podcast portion and if you want to hear more you can find it at the premium account here: https://www.patreon.com/footballforcoaches

In this episode of Coaches React coach Coltharp of  @92 Mesh Group, LLC  chats with me to observe Washington State's Air Raid Offense. If you like the Air Raid, check out this article I wrote on the top Air Raid Offense Plays: https://prostylespreadoffense.com/2017/10/06/11-top-air-raid-offense-playbook-plays/ For a whole playbook breakdown on the WSU Leach Offense get a coupon here: https://coachtube.com/course/football/air-raid-breakdown-2019-washington-state/8495855?cpnCode=25coupon&track=6abcde184bbdb4441bf09d5c4b0a72ed For 30 Free Top Offensive Playbook Breakdowns: https://www.coachingoffense.com/playbook  

Coaches! Are you a good game planner? Can you do it quickly? Many coaches spend way too much time game planning and when they do, they can't put together as great of a plan.  That's why some just wing it... And that's the worst thing you could do.  Today's episode I'll show you three secrets to game planning that really aren't that hard to get done. 

Learn more about Coach Gonzalez's Read and Shoot offense by grabbing this free course or getting the Bundle (Expires Thursday @Midnight PST) Read and Shoot Bundle (59% off) https://coachtube.com/bundles/read-and-shoot-system-bundle Or grab this: >>>FREE Principles of the Read and Shoot Offense:    

If you want to run between the Tackles and dominate the interior, then listen to this breakdown of our Inside Read Iso. This week’s podcast is about what you can do to run the ball inside and between the tackles. This is a play I first heard about in college as an assistant coach when my head coach showed us that running an ISO didn’t have to be locked into a specific gap. It has simple rules and can be run against anything the defense shows.    Subscribe on iTunes to be notified of new episodes

In this episode, I share two brand new breakdowns of the Alabama offense by Coach Aaron Pulley. If you like the way Alabama ran their offense and scored points last year, then you will love this podcast.  This week only, we have a 75% sale on the Launch of the brand new Alabama Playbook Breakdown.  Click Here to Learn More 60 Play Full Game Playbook Breakdowns Downloadable .PDF included Most all of us enjoyed watching the Alabama offense this past year lead by the Heisman Candidate runner-up Tua Tagovailoa.  But it wasn't just Tua that was a success. It was the Mike Locksley offense.  Coach Locksley proved himself to be a master coordinator in his own style.  In this breakdown of the Iron Bowl Game, you will see exactly how Alabama ran such a dominant offense and was so difficult to stop.  Locksley and the Alabama offensive staff show you one theme all coaches should be focusing on... ...how to make your offense look similar, but doing different things each time. In it, plays build one off each other getting more and more complex and harder to read throughout the entire game. RPO's? Got them. You will also see how to use the boundary when you get a numbers advantage.  Watch how Alabama likes to move their inside receivers around with motion and get defensive reactions. They will then run plays off the defenses adjustments for easy gains or TD's.  This course will help you create a balanced and dominant game plan with many great options to choose from in each well designed play. Click Here to Watch More

How do you turn around a program wherever you go? Listen to this podcast with Jeff Steinberg to find out! In this Podcast, Coach Steinberg of Beaumont, California shares some of his secrets to turning around programs and making things better no matter where you are coaching. We chatted at the AFCA convention this year in San Antonio and I guarantee you will come away with some gems of coaching football in this podcast. Click Here to learn more about Jeff’s Spread and Shred No Huddle Fast Tempo Offense Click Here to learn more about Jeff’s Friday Night Lights Program Development  

If you want to learn how to turn your program from worst to first, listen to this interview with Coach Rick Stewart. This week’s podcast is an interview I had with Rick one morning at the AFCA convention back in January. Rick is an incredible coach and so much fun to listen to and learn from. He continues to take broken programs and turn them into winners. In it we also talk about his offensive system and what he does to build trust and love within teams that are struggling to improve or even start winning games. You can find more about Rick and his great resources over at allaccesscoaching.com

Do you have to run exclusively Inside Zone to make it work? How do you beat a defense that is Scrape Exchanging on IZ? This week’s podcast is a special Webinar Q and A I recorded with Coach Cody Wilson on some of the toughest question I have received about the Inside Zone. Even if you don’t run it at all or very much, this may change your mind about the benefits of Inside Zone for your offense. Cody also discusses the similarities with his IZ scheme and the frontside of most Gap schemes. If you want to learn more about the course Cody has recorded, Check it out here and watch these sample videos: https://prostylespreadoffense.com/2019/02/13/how-to-coach-the-inside-zone-run-scheme/

This week’s podcast is all about the Inside Zone. In it I share my story about how I first had no clue running it and how much I have learned since then. That one season we ran one run play, the Inside Zone and even though, we barely knew how to coach it, we still went 5-4 and qualified for the Illinois High School Football Playoffs. I also have a special guest presenter, Cody Wilson, who shares how to number off players when blocking the Inside Zone and then gives an example of how to block it against a 3-4 front. If you want to learn more about the Inside Zone, check out this page here where you can watch this episode and also find out more about the brand new Inside Zone Course that we have just published. Link to learn more: https://prostylespreadoffense.com/2019/02/13/how-to-coach-the-inside-zone-run-scheme/

Want to hear what’s most important about coaching Quarterbacks today? Mike Canales shares his ideas on training quarterbacks. This week’s podcast features the segment of the coaches roundtable that Mike Canales stops by to visit. Mike is the new Offensive Coordinator and Quarterbacks coach at UTEP. He talks about some fascinating research he has done to figure out how to help Quarterbacks handle pressure and more. Subscribe on iTunes to be notified of new episodes  

Want to know what the AFCA convention is like? Listen to this and also hear our first segment of the coaches roundtable straight from the conference. This week’s podcast is about some things I found fascinating about the AFCA convention and what you should expect if you are able to attend. I also share Part 1 of the discussion I had with Chris Hixon, Chet Walker, Patrick Steenberge and more in the first ever coaches roundtable podcast.   Subscribe on iTunes to be notified of new episodes

Listen to this if you have ever been stuck against a team with nothing to call. I’ve learned the hard way, you need all these elements in your offensive system - don’t be me. This week’s podcast topic I talk about how I came up with the Pro Style Spread Offense system and what the three elements to any successful offensive system should have. You can see how it all fits together in this episode. This is the final episode of the podcast this season, but I won’t be gone for long. The weekly podcast is here to stay and I’ll be back right away. Subscribe on iTunes to be notified of new episodes

How can you take the burden off the Quarterback in the Air Raid System? What personnel do you need for the Air Raid Offense? This week’s podcast topic we go back to a fantastic interview with Coach Longo - who is the new Offensive Coordinator at North Carolina. As I work through my questions we will cover all manners of topics such as who his biggest influencers are and how he can keep his entire playbook so simple that he installs in as little as two days.   Thanks again to Coach Longo for spending some time with me out of his busy schedule back then. He’s continued his excellence in offensive coordinating and I’m excited to see what he will do at North Carolina next.   Subscribe on iTunes to be notified of new episodes

What is the most important resource you will need to rely on when building your game plan? How do you set up a winning Call Sheet and know what plays to run in your opening play script? This week’s podcast topic is on the A to Z of building an offensive game plan. If you have never seen one developed this way, you just might not believe the amount of work that goes into putting one together. Usually a team of coaches do it together in a few hours saving you, the offensive coordinator, an immense amount of time planning. I also talk about how to go about setting up your call sheet from your game plan and then what you can do if the team you are playing doesn’t do what you have anticipated them doing all along. This simple strategy of setting up a game plan has an in-game application that I will cover as well.

What kind of technology do you need to build a great looking course without breaking the bank? How do you know what to put into a course so it will be helpful to coaches? This week’s podcast is a preview and a first time ever announcement of the launch of XandOMedia.com where coaches can seek out and find help building their own courses to share and sell online. There’s a lot that goes into doing this but this should give you a good idea of what it actually takes to build something. Enjoy!

What kind of run game philosophy is used with the Air Raid? How can I learn what I need to know to coach in college football? Is your offense suited for shotgun snaps and what kind of Quarterback will it work for? This week’s podcast is about questions I’ve received from coaches who have visited the website. First off is one about what kind of Quarterback is needed to run the Pro Style Spread Offense? I love this question because I categorize your Quarterback skill into three categories. First, you have the Pocket Passer. He can throw the daylights out of the ball, but can’t run worth a crap. Second you have the dual threat Quarterback. This is every Coach’s dream athlete who can run and throw...though many of them are more runners and just get by with enough arm to call themselves dual threat. Lastly you have the Handoff Kings (for lack of a better name). These guys can take a snap but you don’t really want them throwing the ball or running it any more than you have too! There is a place for each of these kinds of Quarterbacks in the Pro Style Spread Offense, because it’s not about the plays, it’s all about the formations you use to fit your personnel. I also will tell you how Peyton Manning supports my belief in the shotgun snap being the preferred vs the under center snap and his proof of a bad weather Super Bowl win is a great example.   I also discuss the latest Washington State Mike Leach offense as it attempted to handle some pretty terrible snow and wind.   So Check out this episode to see exactly what I’m talking about and more.

Series based football is the answer to defenses that want to cheat. What I learned the hard way about core offensive plays. This week’s podcast is all about a lot of mistakes I made in the past trying to figure out an offensive system that would work with the players I had. And I have a few good ones, just not too many. If you’ve ever struggled with how to protect your best player from defenses completely keying on him every single play then you will like hearing this solution that helps you maximize your offensive players skills, even when they aren’t getting the ball. The second part of the podcast I talk about why and how you need to install your core offensive plays so if someone goes down, your entire season isn’t over. In fact...I’ve even had some seasons where we’ve gone to backups and then when we got our guy back we were even stronger than before because we now had depth and options. Check out this episode to see exactly what I’m talking about.  

These 2 Bubble Based Offensive Plays Will Give You Both Yards And Scores This week’s podcast is about a simple system of training a defense to see and react to one thing and then once they do, catching them off guard with another thing. Ever heard of Pavlov’s dog? You know the story where he feeds the dog food every time he rings a bell? Soon enough whenever he rings that bell, Pavlov’s dog starts salivating even before the food is brought out. These two plays do the same thing. Get defenses to think they know what’s coming until it’s too late. And even after they see it, they now know it might now be true so the get a whole lot less aggressive on the first play and you can make them pick their poison. Check out this episode to see exactly what I’m talking about.

The Philosophy of Offensive Football. What you should really be focusing on to make your offense better.   This week’s podcast is about the core offensive philosophy you need to build a great offense - no matter what plays you are running. Find out which of these 6 keys I think is the most important as well as how I think you should be handling player correction. Speed - The kind of speed you need to confuse the defense and which positions really need it. Adaptability - What is a balanced offense and why it’s not 50/50 Pass/Run. Opportunistic - Where you should be looking in your scouting to take advantage of defenses. Morale - why you can’t ignore this key element. And much more in this episode!

Feel like giving up the pass? Don’t give it up just yet with these plays that can bring new life to your stale passing game. This week’s podcast is about the simplest passing plays you can install and run without needing super skilled receivers and Quarterbacks. I get it’s easy to be frustrated with the passing game, especially if you have a solid run game and it feels like every time you throw the ball something bad happens. You don’t have to scrap it all together though. I believe that there are some plays that just work consistently well no matter what offense you run. A few of these are the Hitch Pass, Bubble Screen, Wheel Route and more. I’ll show you exactly why they can work consistently and how you can run them better than anybody else.    

Some drills are just not worth your time of day. Use two simple criteria to tell if your drill is quality or not. This week’s podcast is about my review of some of today’s most popular Wide Receiver Drills. So if you’re a coach who like to have players straddling poles to catch it with their hands or sprinting with towels on their heads… ...listen in, because today’s episode is going to break down some options that will take your drills from ugly to great! Seriously though, there’s two simple criteria you need to apply to any drill to make sure it will be a good one. Sadly, we too often go back to running the drills we did back in the good old days just because we think it worked then, it should work now. And if your still running the same drills at this point in the season in the same order with everything else the same it’s about time you mix it up please! For the sake of your kids, there’s no way they are still giving maximum effort. Not if they have become accustomed to the drill and it doesn’t take any thinking anymore. Get them to focus on a new aspect of the technique you are teaching them. And Never stop learning.

The Run and Shoot is back in the age of RPO’s. Why one simple play can make such a huge difference. This week’s podcast is about a new take on the Run and Shoot. Hawaii is back running and shooting and RPOing their spread offense to the island’s delight. With only a Sophomore Quarterback but immense potential, we could be seeing the beginning of a new offensive juggernaut. But even if you don’t think it’s worth it to be that “Run and Shoot” guy, even taking just one play that I break down here, the “GO” concept, and implementing it, you could make a huge difference in your offense very quickly. It’s a simple pass play that you can get the ball into your best athletes hand and works against everything.

What should you do with an undersize line and if all you have is a great QB, how should we change our offense. Most coaches would never think of this solution! This week’s podcast is about your questions again. First I talk about what you can do when you just can’t run the ball inside. Hint: Find a way to run the ball inside! There’s a way and I talk about some ideas I have to make it happen. Then I cover the challenge a team is facing after losing their top running back. Now I could go down the path of how to find another, but if you QB is as good as you say he is, you will be really interested in hearing what I have to say about this situation.

Want to know what Mike Leach’s Air Raid is doing this season? Check out this first series breakdown and find out. This week’s podcast do one of my favorite things...learn from great coaches. Coach Leach and Washington State are going to be good again this year and fun to watch. In his first series alone I break down Y-Stick, Trips Bubble Screen, Man Run, Y Mesh and All Verts. So much fun stuff! Then if you are getting killed with the blitz you’ve got to stop trying to always beat it with the pass. I’ll give you my favorite run play to beat up on teams that want to blitz and also how I would practice it to get confidence on game day.

How to easily set up a one word play call and strategies behind the order of plays on a play call script. Coaches Questions are answered in detail. This week’s podcast I go back to better explain my answers to how to use one word play calls and keep it very simple for your team. This strategy will get you going uptempo in as short of time as it takes to explain to your team how it works. I also cover my rationale behind my order of play calls for an opening script. Get the one key reason that determines which play call I will put on the script next.  

Can’t figure out how to add RPO’s to your offense? Learn how a simple run play can actually have 4 or more options. This week’s podcast I break into the RPO offensive play development where you can see how I add options to plays. I cover my favorite play 21 Personnel Power and a simple RPO off of that as well as a Spread Offense Zone Read RPO that you can build up to 6 options off of it. P.S. Want to grab a free offensive playbook? Go here to get a downloadable .pdf

Most teams aren’t doing all 3 of these things consistently. So if you want to win more ball games, this may be the easiest way without adding 1 ounce of talent to your roster. This week’s podcast we talk about the three things I believe will result in much easier wins for your team. I also share my opinion on what I see coaches acting like in game that is completely distracting and not helpful to players. P.S. Want to grab a free offensive playbook? Go here to get a downloadable .pdf

A live chat about setting up your first day’s practice scripts for your Spread Offense, Pro Style Offense, Triple Option Offense or Wing T offense. This week’s podcast we jump into a quick strategy session where we set up a practice script live for the first day of practice. Once you get those plays in your spreadsheet you can easily create multiple scripts like Inside Run and Team Offense. If you haven’t been much of a practice script writer, make this the season you start. Even if you just start with a team offense period script. It’s a great practice as a coach to get your mind thinking about how you want to string plays together. It’s one thing to look at a defense and say this or that will work but it’s another to set up a sequence of calls that controls a defense or sets up future plays to be highly effective based on what teams have seen from you before. Play calling is an artform as much as it is a science and practicing it when your mind is calm will only help you more when you have to do it under pressure. Get started early with these offensive game planning strategies and also download our free football call sheet, practice scripts and arm band templates. P.S. Want to grab a free offensive playbook? Go here to get a downloadable .pdf  

Do you have a great bubble screen game? How to know which Bubble Screens you should be running against different looks. I love my Bubble Screen Playbook. In fact I love it so much it replaced my quick game. Yea, we still throw hitches and slants, but other then that...the bubble is so much deadlier so why waste time elsewhere? In this episode I’ll show you how to make your Bubble Screen package deadlier than ever and how you can be a true spread offense by simple adding it and using them as Pre-snap RPO’s. I promise you it will change your game and if you are already doing it and struggling, I’ll give you some keys that you have to do to make sure it works every single time. Go here to get my 5 Steps To An Amazing Bubble Screen Other Pro Style Spread Offense Resources: Sign up for the On-Demand How To Run The Pro Style Spread Offense Webinar Here Get started early with these offensive game planning strategies and also download our free football call sheet, practice scripts and arm band templates. P.S. Want to grab a free offensive playbook? Go here to get a downloadable .pdf

Can’t get a football coaching job? Here’s why you might not be having any luck getting hired. I get questions often about how to get hired as a football coach. If you really want to coach football, then you have to get some experience. But getting experience means getting hired and sometimes that’s a lot harder than it looks. But rest assured you can get there, it’s just going to take patience and making sure you don’t have any of these 7 reasons for a coach to decide not to hire you. All of these coaches started where you were at one point so there are no excuses! Once you take care of them, you will be an easy hire and will not have to worry about your next coaching job. Then you can start thinking about moving up if that’s something you really want to do. Other Pro Style Spread Offense Resources: Sign up for the On-Demand How To Run The Pro Style Spread Offense Webinar Here Get started early with these offensive game planning strategies and also download our free football call sheet, practice scripts and arm band templates. P.S. Want to grab a free offensive playbook? Go here to get a downloadable .pdf

What you can learn from Frost’s UCF Offense.  Get RPO tricks, the “Spacing” concept and “Shakes” route from these 5 plays broken down. UCF under Scott Frost had one of the most prolific offenses of Division I football last season. So I decided to crack it open with an analysis of his first five plays of the AAC championship game against Memphis. In these first five plays I talk about the Spacing Route and why the progression starts from the sideline, the “shakes” route and progression, a simple RPO pre-snap read and why the QB gives it instead of keeping or throwing the bubble screen. There’s always a lot you can learn from breaking down an offense, especially when you get the All-22 film with sideline and end zone camera angles. It just takes a long time to do it! So here’s a little taste of an upcoming new breakdown we have of every single offensive play from the game. Other Pro Style Spread Offense Resources: Get started early with these offensive game planning strategies and also download our free football call sheet, practice scripts and arm band templates. P.S. Want to grab a free offensive playbook? Go here to get a downloadable .pdf  

What are the basics of Cover 4? This one play is the best way to take a shot against it.   This episode marks the fourth episode of our spread offense passing series where am breaking down different coverages and their individual strengths and weaknesses. This week is Cover 4 which is a great coverage for defenses but in my opinion is one of the most difficult for coaches to teach. Cover 4 can be attacked on the edges but watch out for those squatting Safeties! True cover 4 is a match up coverage like Cover 2 which is why it can be difficult to throw against. Fortunately there are some good options - especially a Shot pass I picked up from Tom Herman that I think you will love! Get started early with these offensive game planning strategies and also download our free football call sheet, practice scripts and arm band templates. P.S. Want to grab a free offensive playbook? Go here to get a downloadable .pdf

What are the basics of Cover 3? How should you attack it’s weaknesses? This episode marks the third episode of our spread offense passing series where am breaking down different coverages and their individual strengths and weaknesses. This week is Cover 3 which is one of the easiest coverages to run but unless you really know what your doing, it’s also the easiest in my opinion to beat with the pass. I love attacking Cover 3 because my absolute favorite pass concepts are perfect for it. You can’t miss the opportunity to run All-Verts against it as well as the standard Curl Route which are both solid Air Raid Concepts. Much of your quick game is also going to be good against it because of the soft coverage of the corners in the flats and the openings in the seams. If you see a team running true Cover 3 get excited because there are some golden opportunities in the passing game! Get started early with these offensive game planning strategies and also download our free football call sheet, practice scripts and arm band templates. P.S. Want to grab a free offensive playbook? Go here to get a downloadable .pdf

What are the basics of Cover 2? How should you attack it’s weaknesses? This episode marks the second episode of a series where I will be breaking down different coverages and their individual strengths and weaknesses. This week is Cover 2.  Cover 2 is one of my favorite coverages to coach defensively because it is so disruptive to receivers.   When you are attacking it you need to understand that how the safeties play it and how well the Linebackers and Corners redirect tells you how easy it will be to throw against. When you run against it there are some additional challenges that I discuss. A good Cover 2 can be very challenging but there are answers and things you can do to test safeties and corners.

How to beat Cover 1 Man Free. How to know the weaknesses to attack and strengths to avoid. This episode marks the first episode of a series where I will be breaking down different coverages and their individual strengths and weaknesses. This week is Cover 1 or Man Free. It’s really a simple coverage that a lot of teams run when they want to bring pressure with 5 or 6 defenders. I’ve also seen coaches run it when they have a tremendous athlete that they let roam in the Free Safety spot who can play run or pass and cause all sorts of trouble if you don’t have answers. By identifying the techniques and rules of this coverage you can find out which plays will work best against it. I suggest a number of pass plays that I have found successful that include Y Stick, Y Mesh, Shallow Cross and All Verts. These are all Air Raid concepts that are great to run.

How Many Plays Should You Put In Your Playbook? How to know the exact number. Free Download: https://prostylespreadoffense.com/2018/02/06/use-free-football-call-sheet-practice-scripts-arm-band-template/  When you are getting your offense ready to roll this season it’s easy to start adding things to the playbook that you want to do. But how much should you be doing? And if you put too much stuff in you will probably confuse your players - especially if they are young and inexperienced.  Don’t make the mistake of putting in too much that you won’t be using or isn’t really necessary because every play you are practicing should have a purpose. I’ll talk about what that purpose is and how you can make sure your first weeks of practice are the most efficient they have ever been.

How should you attack the 425 Defense? Find out multiple strategies that work with Pistol I and Trips Formations Get The Cheat Sheet: https://spreadfootballcoach.lpages.co/attacking-the-425-cheat-sheet/ The 425 is one of the hottest defenses out there right now. It’s simple, effective and keeps defenses in that 4 man front so many Defensive Coordinators love to show. But what’s the best way to attack it offensively? Every defense has a weakness. What is the 425’s? In this episode I cover the basic 425 alignments against two common formations as well as what you can do to attack them. I’ll cover my favorite run calls as well as my favorite screens and passes. Get a head start against teams running this defense and get your game plan on the right track.

Why you need constraints with your Bubble Screen Package. How to know which defensive looks you should never be throwing a Bubble Screen against. FREE DOWNLOAD: 5 Steps to an Awesome Bubble Screen Package Every good spread offense has a screen package that gets the ball outside, but few teams really maximize the potential of this screen package with the right constraints. You need to have something to throw if the Linebackers cheat and something to throw if the Safeties or Corners cheat. When you do, then you score fast and also teach defenses not to cheat, which only makes your screen package better. There are also certain defensive looks that coaches should not be trying to throw bubble screens into. I’ll explain which looks these are and the adjustment you can make to get a better look to throw the bubble screen even when the defense tries to take it away. When you get this right your playcalling becomes a non-issue because it’s simple to make the right call every time.

Thought I'd try something new to get this content accessible for coaches...turn up the volume...then get some work done while you are listening! We all have busy lives so Here's Part 1 of the Jet Sweep Survey. Thanks to all who contributed.

Here's a summary of just one of the many results I received from coaches on the Jet Sweep Survey I published last night. Check out the Facebook group here to find it and fill it out yourself: https://www.facebook.com/groups/560227550797321/

In this episode I cover how I create videos, podcasts and all my breakdowns from behind the scenes. These are the steps I take and how you can do the same thing if you are interested in starting something like this on your own. How to do something you love and make some money doing it also! If you like this podcast, please go to iTunes and rank it five stars and you will make my day.

Don't fall off the bandwagon this off-season and make these three mistakes. You might need to make important changes, but be wise about how you grow. Not everything you see or hear this clinic season will be applicable or helpful to your program. I'll give you a guideline of what not to change, as well as what your offense should be able to do and when you should change things.

Why some spread offenses just don't work as well as the single most important thing you should be striving for on your team - Trust.

Coach Mike Rowe, from Rocori High School in Minnesota, joined me at the start of the season to share some of his strategies on running an Up-Tempo No Huddle offense. He also shares how his practices look and what he is trying to do with RPO's and PPO's.

Why are the best games ever played all about underdogs upsetting better teams and how can you use the same strategies these teams use to win big games? I'll give you three reasons why and how you can use them to get your team to succeed even with lesser talent.