Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Passing”
The All Slants concept is a great, fast-hitting quick-game play that will allow the wide receiver to gain extra yards after the catch. While not a traditional RPO, when used with a mesh point, this is a great RPO concept for gap and zone schemes, and can be mixed and matched with other pass concepts.
The Vertical route on the Sucker Play clears out space for the Dig. The Hitch occupies underneath coverage and creates a natural rub as well.
NEW in 2019, Championship Productions is introducing a jam-packed educational video series with the storied University of Michigan football program, led by Head Coach Jim Harbaugh.
Over the years, the Sprint Out passing game at Maine Maritime Academy has continued to adapt and evolve through the development of our roster’s talent.
How you should be attacking the boundary one on one with different routes & taking what the defense gives you by boundary safety alignment & movement.
Within college football, the Levels Pass Play is used widely by Oklahoma State and Louisville. June Jones also used it regularly. And with good reason.
There are too many variations of offenses today. Whatever you run, the object is to score points. Simplicty in your vertical passing game is the key.
FLOOD – Split Gun Twins Right is like many other Flood plays. It uses a strategy in which the offense tries to outnumber the defense by sending more players to one part of the field than the defense can cover. Check out these X’s & O’s.
