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Whitehall FootballWhitehall Football

Offensive PhilosophyOffensive Philosophy


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Offensive Emphasis:

1. Strong Inside Running Game

2. Few Plays/Variety of Formations3. Attack Entire Field

take what the defense gives us.


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The Spread Offense:

Basic Concepts

What is a spread offense?

Formation with 3-4 players spread outaway from the tackle box area

QB either under center,or in the shotgun


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Why the Spread?Why the Spread?

Puts ball in hands of athletes in space

Minimal looks for OL and QB

Creates simpler looks in running game

Recruiting: easier to get smaller, athletickids as opposed to big, strong kids

Decision-making: in hands of players

Fatigues defense

FUN!!!


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Explosive Opportunities in Running Game


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Necessary Components

Attitude: Must be aggressive and physical

Must force defense to cover-down Force defense to defend entire field

Multiplicity. Defense must see many looks

Tempo. We must control it

Must have plan to defeat the blitz


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Defense leaving receiver uncovered.Must either throw uncovered or theBubble Screen,otherwise they can

overload us with 7 in the box.

T ET

B

E

B BC C

FS

SS


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All receivers covered down, and FSin deep middle. 6 in the boxmeanswe can run or throw.

T ET

B

E

B BC C

FS

SS


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T ET

B

E

BB

C C

FS SS

All receivers covered down, and 2All receivers covered down, and 2safeties playing deep halves. Only 5 insafeties playing deep halves. Only 5 inthe box,meaning we should run the ball.the box,meaning we should run the ball.


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NoFS in deep middle, indicating blitz.NoFS in deep middle, indicating blitz.We only have 6 to block 7,meaning QBWe only have 6 to block 7,meaning QBmust check the protection or check to amust check the protection or check to a

blitzblitz--beater and throw quick.beater and throw quick.

T ET

B

E

B BC CFSSS


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Shotgun Offense

Same runs and passes as last year.

Allows us more option opportunitieswith athletic QB


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T

M

TEB

B

E

C C

FSSS

Gun Doubles 24 Slam-Read

*TB responsible for mesh

T

M

TEB

BE

C C

FS

SS

Gun Doubles 24 Slam-Read Option

*TB responsible for mesh


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No-Huddle Offense

Allows us to dictate tempo Storm, Thunder, Lightning

Forces vanilla defense

Defense reacting to us, rather thanvice-versa

Fatigues defense, especially thosewith two-way players

Eliminates need to condition at

practice


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10min. of conditioning x 4 days (M,T, W,TH)

= 40minutes of conditioning per week

5 plays perminute x 40minutes =200reps per week

200reps per week x10 weeks =2000 additional reps per season!!

OR


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K.I.L.L.Keep It Likeable and Learnable


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No-HuddleT

empos

"Abort"

"Storm"

"Thunder"

"Lightning"

Slowest pace. Uses entire play clock. Formation signaled in and offensesets. Play then signaled in after pressbox coach sees defensive reaction toformation. Also can use with lead to control the clock.

Regular pace. Uses 15-20 seconds per play. Formation and play signaledin together.

Cancels No-Huddle, and team will huddle.

Fast pace. Players immediately set in "Doubles" after whistle and receiveplay call.

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