The key to this screen is timing. The QB must get the ball to the RB in stride, and the OGs must do a great job of blocking in space.
Using Check-Down Routes In Your Drop-Back Passing Game
To keep things simple, we run only two check-down routes with our running back in our drop-back passing concepts: the Hole Route and the Shoot Route.
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Zach Kelley: Effectively Coaching Your Running Backs [AFCA Virtual Clinic Series]
In this installment of the AFCA virtual clinic series, Zach Kelley from Cedar Hill High School (TX) discusses running back play and culture.
The Big Back: Filling The Gap Between Full Back & Running Back
The big back is a tough, physical football player who has an unorthodox body type for a primary ball carrier who must run vertically without hesitation.
Running Back Essentials: Switching Hands
Changing hands as a ball carrier is a necessary, yet oft-neglected or overlooked skill, at the high school level for a running back, quarterback and wide receiver.
Running Back Footwork Fundamentals
Whether your running back is a power back who muscles the ball across the goal line or an ankle-breaking open-field specialist making defenders miss, footwork is fundamental to a strong game. Auburn University running backs coach Tim Horton explains how to get a great start with footwork.