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The Triple Gun Quick Fade/Stick Pass

The Triple Gun Quick Game is a High % low rick & extrely effective way to move the chains. The biggest advantage vs standard Quock Passes is that The Triple Gun Quick Game has a Boot escape if the initial pattern is covered. The epitome of Strategic Flexibility.
The Pattern is the Fade Stick Combo. We like this vs a 4 Shell Secondary or in Short  Yardage. Anytime the Slot can out leverage the OLB – it’s good.

 

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TD on The Four ACES in 6 minutes

Here’s a little Saturday Inspiration from yours truly on our system of Performance Evaluation & Improvement. This was a shirt 6 minute presentation I DI for QONFAB on The Four ACES for a group of 65 entrepreneurs.. The Four ACES…

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Play Action Verticals vs a 44 Defense

Another way of Attacking the FS in a 44 Defense is to stretch him with Verticals down each hash with Seam routes. The Play Action holds the LBs just enough to create holes between the FS & the LBs. The…

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Red Zone Play Action Pass from Unbalanced

Using a Play Action Pass in the Red Zone from an Unbalanced Formation is so very effective because the Defense is #1 Expecting a Run Play especially our base play, The Gun Triple. Then we use a Run Formation with…

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The Times, They are a-Changing

Bob Dylan, the poet of my generation, wrote bad song titled “The Times They are a-Changing” . Well, the times in College & Pro Football changed a lot this past week. Two of the GOATs Bill Belichick & Nick Saban…

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Creating an Extra Gap with Unbalanced

We’ve been looking at the Michigan tactic vs Washington to enhance their run attack. The used formations & unbalanced sets to create a gap that the WU  Defense didn’t close. We used the same tactic to do this to run…

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Creating an Extra Gap to Run The Gun Triple

One of the things that Michigan did to Washington in the National Championship game to run the ball was use extra offensive linemen and unbalanced formations to create an “Extra Gap for Defensive front to cover. We did this in…

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