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Presents
Ferris State University
Presents
The Show Gun OffenseRob Zeitman
zeitmar@ferris.edu
Saturday, April 20th is the Show-gun Option Clinic.
9:00 am – Registration Lunch (Pizza)
1:30—3:00—On Field Demo / PracticeCost is $40 per coach
Ferris State Football Spring Clinic
Ferris State University Bulldogs
Offensive Line Play
Traditional Veer Option
Georgia Tech / Navy
WE ARE A HYBRID OF:
Traditional Veer Option
Georgia Tech / NavySpread Passing TeamOklahoma ST./Washington
ST.
WE ARE A HYBRID OF:
Traditional Veer Option
Georgia Tech / NavySpread Passing TeamOklahoma ST./Washington
ST.Pistol Offense
Nevada
WE ARE A HYBRID OF:
Traditional Veer Option
Georgia Tech / NavySpread Passing TeamOklahoma ST./Washington
ST.Pistol Offense
NevadaAt the pace of Oregon
WE ARE A HYBRID OF:
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Conventional offense: 5 ½ Defenders to 4 ½ BlockersDouble Option Play: 4 ½ Defenders to 4 ½ BlockersTriple Option Play: 3 ½ Defenders to 4 ½ Blockers
Advantages of the Short Pistol
1. We have emphasized for years for the QB to step deep at 5 o’clock or 7 o’clock to mesh our triple play. The short pistol accommodates our desire for depth by aligning the QB 2 1/2 yards away from the center.
2. We reduce the box with our alignment of our slots – our slots previously lined up 1 x 1 off of the outside leg of the tackle when we were under center. Now they align 5 yards wide and level with the quarterback. We did this to make the orbit motion the correct angle.
3. Quick passing game – Our quarterback simply catches the snap and is in position to throw the quick game.
4. It hits vertically quicker than the true shotgun or true pistol and just a little slower than the under center option game (we lost a yard on our fullbacks alignment).
5. It protects the mesh from being attacked.
Advantages of the Short Pistol
6. It allows us to widen our splits to 3 feet in the A gap and 3 1/2 feet in the B gap which spreads the defense out and creates great blocking angles and natural creases.
7. It forces the hand-off key to be very definitive in his angle to attack the dive back. Consequently, it makes the read for the quarterback easier.
8. It gives the quarterback more time to read the hand-off key and then transition his eyes to the pitch key, because the pitch key is wider due to our alignment and line splits.
Advantages of the Short Pistol
1. A two handed snap with end-to-end rotational spin. We had two mishandled snaps this past season in over 750 snaps.
2. The running back lines up with his Helmt five yards from the tip of the ball.
3. The slots must be lined up on the same horizontal plane as the quarterback. Your motion must be quick and at an angle where the defense cannot recognize the goal of the motion. “undetectable motion”.
4. The quarterback’s footwork is more pivot style footwork rather than stepping on an imaginary clock.
5. The quarterback has to be louder in our no huddle option attack, he is our communicator.
5 yards from tackleAnd level with QB
QB toes 2½ Yds. from tip of the ball
RB Helmet5 yds from
tip of the ball
5 yards from tackleAnd level with QB
Alignment / Splits
Ferris State Football General Philosophies
In an era of zone blocking and linemen that put their butts to the hole (steer), we want guys that are Physical & Violent.
We are old school, we double at the point of attack & block on
angles
Ferris State Football General PhilosophiesOur teaching progression is
speed off the ball, then learning the steps and body positioning
of the techniques
We emphasize DL movement off the football – creating space with
our blocks on level one guys
Ferris State Football General Philosophies
We emphasize the use of the cut block by our offensive linemen, particularly when working on
Reaching
Ferris State Football Selecting OL Personnel
Centers & Tackles need to be quick & agile.
Guards need to be the best Drive Blockers.
Ferris State Football
How Practices Are
Structuredfor Drills
Ferris State Football OL Individual Drills
Tuesday Drills: Star Drill
Stance & StartFit DrillPunch
double team on the sledone-step pass set & punch
post step on the sledrelease moves
run reach
Wednesday Drills: Star Drill
Stance & StartFit DrillPunch
Double Team on the SledDrive the sled
Last 3 minutes is to be used to time up (walk-thru) game plan changes –
get clear what is unclear.
Ferris State Football OL Individual Drills
Thursday Drills: Star Drill
Stance & StartFit DrillPunch
Double team on the sledOne-Step Pass Set & Punch
Post Step on the SledRelease Moves
Run ReachSpotlight top reserves in game plan review
Ferris State Football OL Individual Drills
Ferris State Football Working with the D-Line
Drills:G/C/G & T/TE
(defense to read keys), work on base schemes versus Defense
Highlight techniques we need work on
Pressure Game5 & 6 man protections versus front 7
stunts (use FSU Defensive Stunts & Game Plan Stunts)
1 on 1 Pass Pro
Ferris State Football Working with the Scouts
Drills:Option Period
Working our Option Plays versus the Base Defense of the week on the 10 & 20 yard lines working (up & back) – 11 on drill for 5
minute period
Ferris State Football Working with the Scouts
Drills:
3-Groups / Inside GameGive the Defensive Fronts / Stunts of the
week versus our game plan runs (quick option game review)
At the same time Scouts vs. Inside Run Defense & a Center goes to Skelly
Ferris State Football
Offensive Line Basic
TechniquesTaught
Drive Block
QB
T
We emphasize coming off the ball with a flat back and striking the target, running feet
through contact. Slide the head to pressure, keeping thumbs up / elbows in / hands inside on the breast plate – finish with pressing off
with hips engaged.
Double Team
QB
T
In this instance, it is the Center that has to get his hips aligned with the Guard’s hips. We say “Heavy Guard, Light Center”. The Guard drives & the Center gets hip to hip, then helps. Block
is finished, when the opponent is on the ground.
Double Team
QB
T
In this instance, it is the Guard that has to get his hips aligned with the Center’s hips. We say “Heavy Center, Light Guard”. The Center drives & the Guard gets hip to hip, then helps. Block
is finished when the opponent is on the ground.
Release Move
QB
E
The OT, in this case, will release (escape without touching) the DE to get to the level 2
defender. Normally, we will rip through, grabbing grass & lessening the surface area.
LB
Reach Block
QB
E
In charge of Hooking the Level 1 defender – turn your hips on him. No level 1 defender,
track through the near leg of the adjacent DL & work through looking to pick off a pursuer.
LB
Run Reach Block
QB
E
Do not engage, run down the line, looking for next adjacent guy. If adjacent guy runs with
you, fight him for position & turn hips on him.
LB
Drive Reach Block
QB
E
Get on railroad tracks & drive the man at a 45 degree angle – no level 1 guy, work to level 2.
LB
Horn Block
QB
E
Keep shoulders parallel to the LOS, get deep enough not to get caught up, attack LB – climb
never chase
LB
Horn Block to Backside LB
QB
E
Keep shoulders parallel to the LOS, get deep enough not to get caught up, attack LB – climb
never chase
LB
Pass Protections
Slide ProtectionFor Quick Game
QB
QB
Slide ProtectionFor Quick Game
QB
6-Man ProtectionFor Play action Protection
OG has a conditional Gap. He will have the Level 1 Defender, While the RB will fit
off the OG’s Set
QB
6-Man ProtectionFor Play action Protection
OG has a conditional Gap. He will have the Level 1 Defender, While the RB will fit
off the OG’s Set
QB
5-Man ProtectionFor Play action Protection
Back side Guard has Play Side “C” Gap, every lineman is gapped down from there.
QB
5-Man ProtectionFor Play action Protection
Back side Guard has Play Side “C” Gap, every lineman is gapped down from there.
QB
5-Man ProtectionFor Play action Protection
We have another 5-man protection that is a straight man protection with the Center identifying the LB he will have & helping level 1 with
eyes for his LB.
QB
WR Screen Protection
QB
WR Screen Protection
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