HARVEST PREPATORY

OFFENSIVE PLAYBOOK
2019

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 TABLE OF CONTENTS

OFFENSIVE PHILOSOPHY

PG.3

STYLE OF OFFENSE

PG.4

KEYS TO VICTORY

PG.5

2019 OFFENSIVE GOALS

PG.6

THE OFFENSE

PG.7-52

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 OFFENSIVE PHILOSOPHY

The Gila Ridge Hawk defense is defined by 3 core principles:

1) Being PHYSICAL
2) Effectively COMMUNICATING
3) Playing as a TEAM

#1 Being PHYSICAL

Football is a full contact sport. It is one of few sports were two men must compete directly
against each other, one dominating the other. Being so, it is a sport that is highly physical in
nature. Both as an individual and as a team, physicality will be the determining factor in weather
you will succeed or fail in attempting to defeat your opponent.

#2 Effectively COMMUNICATING

Communication is the single most important factor in regards to entire group of individuals
experiencing success in achieving a goal together. Every individual must do their part in
communicating to the group, with everyone together creating a solid and clear line of
communication. In critical situations, communication can be the deciding factor in what the
specific outcome will be.

#3 Playing as a TEAM

In any athletic arena, the team represents what is great about sports. The team represents a group
of individuals from several different backgrounds, with different religions, ethnicities,
socioeconomic status and many other differences. Regardless of these differences, these
individuals come together to achieve a goal that is much more rewarding than any individual
goal, simply because a team goal is much more difficult to achieve.

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 STYLE OF OFFENSE

This offense is a Spread Option style offense. The offense is

flexible, as it contains a variety of alignments and individual
adjustments. These allow the offensive package to be multiple in
nature.

The offense is predicated on a conservative approach. With this

type of approach, the offense will focus on controlling time of
possession and holding onto the football. The priority is to use the
running game to set up the passing game.

The goal of the offense is create a horizontal stretch in the running

game and a vertical stretch in the passing game. The opponent will
be forced to defend the entire field, allowing for particular areas
of the field to be vacant. The offense can then easily attack those
areas.

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 KEYS TO VICTORY

1) Be Prepared – study the opponent and know what

their strengths and weaknesses are

2) Know your assignment – know what you are being

asked to do on every play (offense, defense, special
teams)

3) Communicate – establish and maintain a line of

communication both with teammates and coaches

4) Understand the Situation – know what the specific

situation is and when as well as what could possibly
happen

5) Play Every Play – give complete concentration to the

task at hand and do your job

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 2019 OFFENSIVE GOALS

1) Score more than 21 points per game

2) Score every single time in the Red Zone

3) No more than 1 turnover per game

4) Convert on every 3rd Down

*These are goals that we are going to achieve every game*

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 THE
OFFENSE

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 TERMINOLOGY

FORMATIONS
Slot Right/Left – Formation with the H Back in the slot position
Wing Right/Left – Formation with the H Back in the wing position
Back Right/Left – Formation with the H Back next to the Quarterback
Tight Right/Left – Formation with the H Back on the Line of Scrimmage
Split Back Right/Left – Formation with both backs next to the Quarterback
Doubles Right/Left – Formation with both backs in the slot position
Tight Flex Right/Left – Formation with receivers tight to the formation

MOTIONS
In – motion that moves in towards the formation
Out – motion that moves out away from the formation
Cross – motion that moves from one side of the formation to the other

SHIFTS
Tight – shift with the H Back aligning on the line of scrimmage
Slot – shift with the H Back aligning in the slot position
Wing – shift with the H Back aligning in the wing position

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ROUTES
Slant – receiver pushes 3 yards and then cuts at a 45 degree angle inside
Spot – receiver pushes for 5 yards at 45 degrees then cuts back to LOS
Flare – receiver works laterally getting 2 yards of depth outside
Out – receiver pushes 4 yards and then cuts at a 90 degree angle outside
Bubble – receiver works laterally getting 3 yards of depth outside
Drag – receiver pushes 4 yards and then cuts at a 90 degree angle inside
Dig – receiver pushes 10 yards and then cuts at a 90 degree angle inside
Corner – receiver pushes 10 yards and then cuts at a 45 degree angle outside
Post – receiver pushes 10 yards and then cuts at a 45 degree angle inside
Hitch – receiver pushes 12 yards and then cuts back to the LOS at 45 degrees
Go – receiver pushes vertically down the field in a straight line
Wheel – receiver works laterally 5 yards and then pushes vertically
Whip – receiver pushes for 5 yards at a 45 degrees and then works outside
Sail – receiver pushes outside for 3 yards, vertical for 10 yards, then outside
Tunnel – receiver works in towards LOS getting 3 yards of depth
V – receiver works at 45 degrees to LOS, then works across the formation

PASS PROTECTIONS
Man – each offensive lineman blocks the defender aligned on them with a
man to man technique
Slide – each offensive lineman blocks an area to the play side with a zone
technique
Down – each offensive lineman blocks down toward the center like a gap
scheme run play

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Max – each offensive lineman blocks the defender aligned on them with a
man to man technique with 5 or more blockers

BLOCKING SCHEMES
Man – each offensive lineman blocks the defender aligned on them with a
man to man technique
Zone – each offensive lineman blocks an area to the play side with a zone
technique

TEMPOS
Regular – run fit technique with defender approaching ball with outside in
leverage
Cheetah – run fit technique with defender meeting a block with outside
shoulder, maintaining inside out leverage

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 OFFENSIVE PERSONNEL

L H R
Q
T

BASE FORMATION

POSITION DESCRIPTIONS
OFFENSIVE LINE
G – Guard
OFFENSIVE LINE
C – Center
 Right Guard – lines up on right side of offensive line on LOS
 Left Guard – lines up on left side of offensive line on LOS
 Center – lines up between right and left guard on LOS
RECEIVERS
L – Left
R – Right
RECEIVERS
 Left Receiver – lines up on left side of the formation
BACKFIELD
 Right Receiver – lines up on right side of the formation
Q – Quarterback
H – Hybrid
T –Tailback
BACKFIELD
 Quarterback – lines up behind center behind the LOS
 Hybrid Back – lines up on left or right and on or off of the LOS
 Tailback – lines up on left or right and behind the LOS

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 FORMATIONS

Number of Formations: 14

Formation Groups:
 Slot All formations are predicated on the alignment of the H Back.
 Wing The H Back can align in any of the positions (Slot, Wing, etc.).
 Back
 Split Back
 Tight EXAMPLE: Slot Right
 Doubles
L R
 Flex
H
____________________
Q The H Back is
in the “Slot”
T position
Slot – H aligns between Wide
Receiver and end man on line of
scrimmage off of LOS Simple adjustments allow the offense to run a variety of different
formations
Wing – H aligns 2x2 off of end
man on line of scrimmage

Back – H aligns next to EXAMPLE: Slot Right to Tight Right

Quarterback

Split Back – H aligns next to QB

along with other back

Tight – H aligns on the line of L H R

scrimmage next to Offensive
H The H Back
Guard
goes from
Q
Doubles – H aligns between Wide lining up as a
Receiver and end man on line of T spread out
scrimmage off of LOS receiver to
lining up as a
Flex – H aligns between closed
Tight End
Wide Receiver and end man on
line of scrimmage off of the LOS

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 SLOT RIGHT SLOT LEFT

L R L R
H H
Q Q
T T

WING RIGHT WING LEFT

L R L R
H H
Q Q

T T

BACK RIGHT BACK LEFT

L R L R

Q H H Q

T T

TIGHT RIGHT TIGHT LEFT

L H R L H R

Q Q

T T

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 SPLIT BACK RIGHT SPLIT BACK LEFT

L R L R

T Q H H Q T

DOUBLES RIGHT DOUBLES LEFT

L R L R
T H H T
Q Q

TIGHT RIGHT FLEX TIGHT LEFT FLEX

H H
L R R L
Q Q

T T

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 MOTIONS & SHIFTS

Motion: A motion involves an offensive player moving at the time of the snap (one player)

IN
R
H
OUT

R
H
CROSS
R
H
Q

IN – Motioning in towards the Center, but not crossing the Center

OUT – Motioning out towards the sideline
CROSS – Motioning in towards and crossing the Center
 LIZ = motion to Left, RIP = motion to RIGHT

Shift: A shift involves an offensive player moving and settling before the snap (one or more players)

TIGHT
x R
H
SLOT
R
x
TQH
WING
R
x H
Q

TIGHT – Motioning in towards the Center, but not crossing the Center
SLOT – Motioning out towards the sideline
WING – Motioning in towards and crossing the Center
 LIZ = shift to Left, RIP = shift to Right

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 HOLE NUMBERING

 #2 - #8, Even Numbers = to the Right

 #1 - #7, Odd Numbers = to the Left

POSITION RUN GAME NUMBERING

L R
Q (1) H (3)
T (2)

Quarterback = 1
Tailback = 2
H Back = 3

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 OFFENSIVE HUDDLE

The offense will use a circle huddle before each play. Backs and receivers will align closest
to the Quarterback on each side. Linemen will align directly in front of the Quarterback.
The Quarterback will set the huddle 10 yards from the ball.

Huddle Procedure
1) Center will call “Huddle” for all players to huddle up
2) Quarterback will look to sideline to receive the play call
3) Quarterback will step into huddle and communicate the call, repeating call twice
4) Quarterback will finish by calling “Ready, Break” and players will disperse to spots

Example: “Pro Rt 26 Power, Pro Rt 26 Power…Ready Break”

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 OFFENSIVE COMMUNICATION

A. Getting the Call

 The call will be comprised of several parts (“Over, Slant Right, Sam Edge, Cover 2”)
1) Formation
2) Motion/Shift
3) Blocking Scheme/Pass Protection
4) Run/Pass Play

Huddle Play Calling Sequence

1. All 11 offensive players will huddle with quarterback who has vision on our sideline
2. Offensive Coordinator will make the call, giving a number that corresponds to a number
on the Quarterback’s wristband
3. Quarterback will verbally communicate the indicated play to the huddle
4. Quarterback will break the huddle

B. Changing the Call

 Anytime that a play call is going to be changed, “Check” will be used to verbally indicate
the change
 Offensive Coordinator will give wristband number to indicate the new play being called

Play Calls & Tempo

 Regular Tempo – Our normal game tempo

- Play calls will be made from the sideline with the Quarterback in the huddle

 Cheetah Tempo – Our no huddle tempo

- Play call will be made from the sideline with players in a muddle huddle

We will use our Cheetah tempo in situations in which we want to speed up the pace of the
game. The primary benefit of doing this is that the defense will not be prepared before the snap.
Players will muddle huddle, being close to their alignment from the previous call (the formation
will not be changed play to play due to the sake of trying to snap the ball quickly).

Example: 1st play – Pro Rt 26 Power, 2nd Play – Pro Rt Man Switch

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RUN
GAME

 Inside Zone
 Inside Zone Read
 Outside Zone
 Outside Zone Read
 Speed Option
 Trap
 Power
 Jet Sweep
 Counter
 RB Draw
 QB Draw

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 RUN GAME PLAY CALLING

Run play calls will consist of 4 parts:

1) Formation
2) Motion/Shift
3) Ball Carrier & Gap Designation
4) Run Action

Example: Back Right H Slot 24 Inside Zone Right

FORMATION MOTION/SHIFT RUNNER/GAP RUN ACTIO

BACK RIGHT FORMATON TO SLOT RIGHT FORMATION 24 INSIDE ZONE RIGHT

L R L R
H
Q H Q

T T

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 RUN BLOCKING

In the run game, both Man and Zone blocking schemes will be
used. The run plays will feature both area schemes and gap
schemes. Using these schemes will allow for variation in the run
game.

MAN BLOCKING ZONE BLOCKING

E N E E N E
L R L R
H H
Q Q

T T

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 INSIDE ZONE (21/22)

L H R
Q
T
POSITION ASSIGNMENT ADJUSTMENTS
GUARD Covered/Uncovered – Man block or
combo with teammate to call side
CENTER Covered/Uncovered – Man block or
combo with teammate to call side
GUARD Covered/Uncovered – Man block or
combo with teammate to call side
L RECEIVER Block corner

R RECEIVER Block corner

H BACK Covered/Uncovered – Man block or

combo with teammate to call side
T BACK Run to A gap, cutback if no opening

QUARTERBACK Vertical handoff to T

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 INSIDE ZONE READ (21/22)

L H R
Q
T
POSITION ASSIGNMENT ADJUSTMENTS
GUARD Covered/Uncovered – Zone to play side,
leave End and go to 2nd level on backside
CENTER Covered/Uncovered – Man block or
combo with teammate to call side
GUARD Covered/Uncovered – Man block or
combo with teammate to call side
L RECEIVER Block corner

R RECEIVER Block corner

H BACK Covered/Uncovered – Zone to play side,

leave End and go to 2nd level on backside
T BACK Run to A gap, cutback if no opening

QUARTERBACK Read backside end for give or pull

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 OUTSIDE ZONE (25/26)

L H R
Q
T
POSITION ASSIGNMENT ADJUSTMENTS
GUARD Covered/Uncovered – Man block or
combo with teammate to call side
CENTER Covered/Uncovered – Man block or
combo with teammate to call side
GUARD Covered/Uncovered – Man block or
combo with teammate to call side
L RECEIVER Block corner

R RECEIVER Block corner

H BACK Covered/Uncovered – Man block or

combo with teammate to call side
T BACK Run to C gap/Alley, run through Alley

QUARTERBACK 45 degree handoff to T

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 OUTSIDE ZONE READ (25/26)

L H R
Q
T
POSITION ASSIGNMENT ADJUSTMENTS
GUARD Covered/Uncovered – Zone to play side,
leave End and go to 2nd level on backside
CENTER Covered/Uncovered – Man block or
combo with teammate to call side
GUARD Covered/Uncovered – Man block or
combo with teammate to call side
L RECEIVER Block corner

R RECEIVER Block corner

H BACK Covered/Uncovered – Zone to play side,

leave End and go to 2nd level on backside
T BACK Run to C gap/Alley, run through the Alley

QUARTERBACK Read backside end for give or pull

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 SPEED OPTION (LEFT/RIGHT)

L H R
Q
T
POSITION ASSIGNMENT ADJUSTMENTS
GUARD Covered/Uncovered – Man block or
combo with teammate to call side
CENTER Covered/Uncovered – Man block or
combo with teammate to call side
GUARD Covered/Uncovered – Man block or
combo with teammate to call side
L RECEIVER Block corner

R RECEIVER Block corner

H BACK Block edge defender/first 2nd level defender

T BACK Get into pitch relationship maintaining 3

yard spacing
QUARTERBACK Get into pitch relationship, read edge
defender for keep or pitch read

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 TRAP (22/24)

L H R
Q
T
POSITION ASSIGNMENT ADJUSTMENTS
GUARD Down block

CENTER Down block

GUARD Pull and kick out edge defender

L RECEIVER Block corner

R RECEIVER Block corner

H BACK Down Block

T BACK Run to B gap, cut up through gap

QUARTERBACK 45 degree hand off to T

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 ISO (21/22)

L R
Q H
T
POSITION ASSIGNMENT ADJUSTMENTS
GUARD Down block

CENTER Down block

GUARD Kick out edge defender

L RECEIVER Block Corner

R RECEIVER Block Corner

H BACK Lead block for T through A gap

T BACK Run to A gap behind H’s block

QUARTERBACK Vertical handoff to T

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 POWER (25/26)

L H R
Q
T
POSITION ASSIGNMENT ADJUSTMENTS
GUARD Wrap up through gap, block 2nd level
defender
CENTER Down Block

GUARD Down Block

L RECEIVER Block Corner

R RECEIVER Block Corner

H BACK Kick out edge defender

T BACK Run to B gap, cut up through gap

QUARTERBACK 45 degree handoff to T

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 JET SWEEP (LEFT/RIGHT)

L R
T Q H

POSITION ASSIGNMENT ADJUSTMENTS

GUARD Covered/Uncovered – Man block or
combo with teammate to call side
CENTER Covered/Uncovered – Man block or
combo with teammate to call side
GUARD Covered/Uncovered – Man block or
combo with teammate to call side
L RECEIVER Block Corner

R RECEIVER Block Corner

H BACK Jog to QB on motion, Run to Alley

T BACK Block Alley defender

QUARTERBACK Motion in H, front hand off

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 COUNTER (LEFT/RIGHT)

L H R
Q
T
POSITION ASSIGNMENT ADJUSTMENTS
GUARD Covered/Uncovered – Man block or
combo with teammate to call side
CENTER Covered/Uncovered – Man block or
combo with teammate to call side
GUARD Covered/Uncovered – Man block or
combo with teammate to call side
L RECEIVER Block corner

R RECEIVER Block corner

H BACK Covered/Uncovered – Man block or

combo with teammate to call side
T BACK Take 45 degree step, then cutback in
opposite direction for handoff
QUARTERBACK Reverse out for handoff to T

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 RB DRAW (21/22)

L H R
Q
T
POSITION ASSIGNMENT ADJUSTMENTS
GUARD Pass set, then Man block for run
CENTER Pass set, then Man block for run

GUARD Pass set, then Man block for run

L RECEIVER Block corner

R RECEIVER Block corner

H BACK Pass set, then Man block for run

T BACK Set up in pocket for pass pro, then take

handoff and run to A gap
QUARTERBACK 3 step drop and set up for 3 seconds, then
handoff to T

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 QB DRAW (21/22)

L H R
Q
T
POSITION ASSIGNMENT ADJUSTMENTS
GUARD Pass set, then Man block for run
CENTER Pass set, then Man block for run

GUARD Pass set, then Man block for run

L RECEIVER Block corner

R RECEIVER Block corner

H BACK Pass set, then Man block for run

T BACK Set up in pocket for pass pro, then lead

block through A gap for Q
QUARTERBACK 3 step drop and set up for 3 seconds, then
follow T’s block through A gap

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 PASS
GAME
Passing concepts are categorized into
 Mesh single side and mirrored routes
 Sail
 Smash
 Switch
 Follow Single Side Concept Example
 Spot “Smash Right,” “Flood Left”
 Double Bubble
- “Right” or “Left” tells the side
 All Verts
that the concept will be ran to
 All Slants
 Flood
 Double Wheel Mirrored Concept Example
 Double Corner
 Tunnel “Double Wheel,” “All Slants”
 Zone Flood PA - “Double” or “All” indicates that
 Power Sail PA the same routes will be ran to
both sides

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 PASS GAME PLAY CALLING

Pass play calls will consist of 4 parts:

By adding “Under” to
5) Formation the play call, we can also
put the Quarterback
6) Motion/Shift
under the Center
7) Protection
8) Pass Concept

Example: Back Right H Slot Man Smash

FORMATION MOTION/SHIFT PROTECTION PASS CONCEPT

BACK RIGHT FORMATON TO SLOT RIGHT FORMATION 24 INSIDE ZONE RIGHT

L R L R
H
Q H Q

T T

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 PASS PROTECTIONS

In the pass game, both Man and Zone blocking schemes will be
used. The pass plays will be paired with particular protections. The
protections include both pocket and movement protections. Using
these schemes will allow for variation in the pass game.

PASS PROTECTION SCHEMES

 Man – One on One Protection
 Slide – Area, Out of the Pocket Protection
 Down – Gap Protection
 Max – 5 Man Solid Protection

 Used for 3,5,7 step drop back passing game

MAN

 Used for sprint out passing game

SLIDE

 Used for bootleg passing game

DOWN

 Used for 3,5,7, step drop back passing game

MAX

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 ROUTE TAGGING

To give variation to our passing game, we can “tag” or change

individual routes within any of our passing concepts. Meaning, we
can game plan to target a specific receiver or route, or we can give
defenses different looks while running the same concepts with
small changes.

L R
Q H
T

L R
Q H
T

Example: “Double Wheel” to “Double Wheel R Corner”

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 ALL SLANTS

L R
Q H
T
POSITION ASSIGNMENT ADJUSTMENTS
GUARD Man pro

CENTER Man pro

GUARD Man pro

L RECEIVER Slant

R RECEIVER slant

H BACK Slant

T BACK Flare

QUARTERBACK Read H Slant-R Slant-Flare-Run (1 step)

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 SPOT

L R
Q H
T
POSITION ASSIGNMENT ADJUSTMENTS
GUARD Man pro

CENTER Man pro

GUARD Man pro

L RECEIVER Slant

R RECEIVER slant

H BACK Slant

T BACK Flare

QUARTERBACK Read H Slant-R Slant-Flare-Run (1 step)

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 FOLLOW

L R
Q H
T
POSITION ASSIGNMENT ADJUSTMENTS
GUARD Slide Pro

CENTER Slide Pro

GUARD Slide Pro

L RECEIVER Post

R RECEIVER Whip

H BACK Corner

T BACK Out

QUARTERBACK Read R Slant-L Slant- T Slant-Run (3 step)

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 DOUBLE BUBBLE

L R
Q H
T
POSITION ASSIGNMENT ADJUSTMENTS
GUARD Count to 3, Block 2nd Level Defender

CENTER Count to 3, Block 2nd Level Defender

GUARD Count to 3, Block 2nd Level Defender

L RECEIVER Block Corner

R RECEIVER Block Corner

H BACK Bubble

T BACK Bubble

QUARTERBACK Read H Bubble-T Bubble-Run (1 step)

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 MESH

L R
Q H
T
POSITION ASSIGNMENT ADJUSTMENTS
GUARD Man Pro

CENTER Man Pro

GUARD Man Pro

L RECEIVER Dig (10 yards)

R RECEIVER Corner

H BACK Dig (12 yards)

T BACK Flare

QUARTERBACK Read H Drag-L Drag-Flare-Run(3 step)

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 SMASH

L R
Q H
T
POSITION ASSIGNMENT ADJUSTMENTS
GUARD Man Pro
CENTER Man Pro

GUARD Man Pro

L RECEIVER Hitch

R RECEIVER Hitch

H BACK Corner

T BACK Flare

QUARTERBACK Read R Hitch-H Corner-T Flare-Run

(3 step)

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 FLOOD

L R
Q H
T
POSITION ASSIGNMENT ADJUSTMENTS
GUARD Slide pro

CENTER Slide pro

GUARD Slide Pro

L RECEIVER Drag

R RECEIVER Go

H BACK Deep Out

T BACK Go

QUARTERBACK Read H Out-L Drag-R Go-Run (3 step)

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 SAIL

L R
Q H
T
POSITION ASSIGNMENT ADJUSTMENTS
GUARD Man Pro

CENTER Man Pro

GUARD Man Pro

L RECEIVER Post

R RECEIVER Wheel

H BACK Sail

T BACK V

QUARTERBACK Read H Sail-R Go-L Drag-Run (5 step)

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 DOUBLE WHEEL

L R
Q H
T
POSITION ASSIGNMENT ADJUSTMENTS
GUARD Man Pro

CENTER Man Pro

GUARD Man Pro

L RECEIVER Dig

R RECEIVER Post

H BACK Wheel

T BACK Wheel

QUARTERBACK Read H Wheel-R Drag-T Wheel-Run

(5 step)

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 DOUBLE CORNER

L R
Q H
T
POSITION ASSIGNMENT ADJUSTMENTS
GUARD Man Pro

CENTER Man Pro

GUARD Man Pro

L RECEIVER Corner

R RECEIVER Corner

H BACK Out

T BACK Out

QUARTERBACK Read R Corner-H Out-L Corner-Run

(5 step)

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 SWITCH

L R
Q H
T
POSITION ASSIGNMENT ADJUSTMENTS
GUARD Man Pro

CENTER Man Pro

GUARD Man Pro

L RECEIVER Dig

R RECEIVER Post

H BACK Corner

T BACK Wheel

QUARTERBACK Read R Post-L Dig-T Wheel-Run (5 step)

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 DOUBLE VERTS

L R
Q H
T
POSITION ASSIGNMENT ADJUSTMENTS
GUARD Man Pro

CENTER Man Pro

GUARD Man Pro

L RECEIVER Go

R RECEIVER Go

H BACK Go

T BACK Go

QUARTERBACK Read H Go-R Go-T Go-Run (5 step)

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 TUNNEL

L R
Q H
T
POSITION ASSIGNMENT ADJUSTMENTS
GUARD Count to 3, Block 2nd Level Defender

CENTER Count to 3, Block 2nd Level Defender

GUARD Count to 3, Block 2nd Level Defender

L RECEIVER Block Corner

R RECEIVER Tunnel Screen

H BACK Block Corner

T BACK Flare

QUARTERBACK Read H Go-R Go-T Go-Run (1 step)

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 ZONE FLOOD PA

L R
Q H
T

GUARD Down Pro

CENTER Down Pro

GUARD Down Pro

L RECEIVER Block Corner

R RECEIVER Tunnel Screen

H BACK Block Corner

T BACK Flare

QUARTERBACK Read H Out-L Drag-R Go-Run

(Boot action)

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 POWER SAIL PA

L H R
Q
T

GUARD Down Pro

CENTER Down Pro

GUARD Down Pro

L RECEIVER Block Corner

R RECEIVER Tunnel Screen

H BACK Block Corner

T BACK Flare

QUARTERBACK Read H Sail-R Go-L Drag-Run (5 step)

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