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Football Offense Strategy Guide

The document outlines the key components and initial installation of an offensive philosophy for a football team. It emphasizes creating opportunities for playmakers, having a balanced and flexible offense that takes advantage of personnel matchups and plays to the team's strengths. The installation plan lists different personnel groupings and formations that will be used over the first 5 practices, along with the core run and pass plays and concepts to be implemented at each stage of installation. The overall goal is to develop a versatile scheme that controls the game tempo and gives the team the best chance of offensive success.

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Football Offense Strategy Guide

The document outlines the key components and initial installation of an offensive philosophy for a football team. It emphasizes creating opportunities for playmakers, having a balanced and flexible offense that takes advantage of personnel matchups and plays to the team's strengths. The installation plan lists different personnel groupings and formations that will be used over the first 5 practices, along with the core run and pass plays and concepts to be implemented at each stage of installation. The overall goal is to develop a versatile scheme that controls the game tempo and gives the team the best chance of offensive success.

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Offense

Philosophy
Football is the ultimate team game and how we play
as a team will determine our success. Every year will be
different in terms of talent. Some years we might be
stronger at the skills position, other years at the line
positions. It is the coach's responsibility to give his
athletes a chance to compete and put them in position to
be successful. Personnel groupings, formations, motions,
shifts, variations of plays, and even play calling in our
offense will ensure the playmakers that are on our
offense will have plenty opportunity to touch the football
and set the tone for our offense.
Offensively I want to abide by the following concepts:
create opportunities for our playmakers to touch the
football, have balance and flexibility in our offense, use of
personnel to create favorable match-ups, match our play
calls/personnel to our strengths, and play with tempo to
control the game. These things will give any offense a
chance to be successful. Being multiple and flexible will
give us the best chance to use our best athletes and play
to our strengths.

Key Components

Develop a great football vocabulary

Minimize re-teaching of concepts


Helps players communicate what they see
Helps with no-huddle (2-Minute Drill)

Establish an advanced level of conditioning

Be able to play at a high level and wear


defense down
Minimize injuries

Reduce mistakes because of fatigue

Learn the offensive schemes early

Create a great base to expand on later in the


season
Understand adjustments based on personnel

Understanding the concepts of the plays, instead


of specific assignments.
Aid in the use of different personnel packages

Maximize versatility of players


Minimize confusion and missed assignments

Repetitions in the passing game


Improve efficiency
unity between quarterbacks and receivers
Incorporate competition into practice regularly

Breeds improvement and motivation

Installation
Below is a very brief overview of the
preliminary implementation of the basics of our
offense. To keep terminology confidential, a
coachs chart would like different and contain more
information. This installation will be applied to off
season camps and activities.
Pract
ice

Personn Formatio
el
n
Pro
Bull

P-RT-LT, RipLiz

Rog-Lou

Run

Pass
Pro

38-39

98-99

(outside
zone)

(sprint out)

34-35

Routes

Misc.

Curl, flag,
post,
drag, pop

Huddle,
Cadence,
MI, HEX,
HOVER

Slant,
slugo,
Chip, stop
Rocketflare
Out,
wheel

NPLC,
Chevy

(inside
zone)

2
3

Eagle
Raven

E-RT-LT, RipLiz

46-47

Rex-Lex

48-49

Falcon
Hawk

F-RT-LT, Rip- 24-25


(ISO)
Liz
Jet
Ram-Lion
Bunch

(power)

P-46-47
Nakeds
60s (3step)

No
huddle

Jumbo

RT-LT
East-west

Bronco

RT-LT, ripDraw
liz,
series
Bunch, ramlion

Y-slide

70s (5step)

Bubble,
screens

Zip, zap,
wax-way

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