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Spread Set Possession Plays

Above are spread set possession plays.  These plays are quick hitters that challenge the defense to defend the perimeter and vertical areas.  The defense can easily be out numbered, have bad alignment, or experience personnel mismatches.  These plays are run at a No Huddle pace with a check system that allows me to change the play at the line of scrimmage.

Pro Set Possession Plays

These pro set plays are designed for downhill aggressive execution that challenges the defense to match our physical style of play.  
 

Shot Plays

Shot plays are apart of my offensive philosophy.  10 play drives are tough to accomplish without a busted assignment or a penalty.  Shot plays give us scoring opportunities or chunk yardage.  These plays are called at strategic moments and are game planned each week.
 

Screen Plays

Screen plays are an extension of our run game.  These plays become easy completitions and have many times been game busters.  They are easy to coach and fun to execute.  Screens are similar to shot plays in the fact that they are called at strategic moments during the contest. 
 

Short Yardage Plays

Short yardage plays are a compilation of aggressive plays to get the 1st down or touchdown.  These plays are designed to handle blitz pressure and tight coverage due to the down and distance.  
 

Funk / Off Balance Plays

Above are some of my favorite FUNK plays that have been proven over the test of time.  These plays are installed every year and are waited upon for the right opportunity during the season.  Any new opponent is susceptible to the challenge of recognizing and defending these plays.  
 

Long Yardage Plays

Long yardage plays need to be challenging for the defense to defend and easy for the offense to execute.  The QB is key to the success of these plays and his pre snap and read progressions need to be dialed in during play.  Screens can also serve as complimentary long yardage plays.
 

Big Sets Plays

Big set plays are important for the offense because they can expose weakenesses in the defense.  Big sets are aggressive, bring numbers into the box and provide great play action opportunities.
 

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