Summary

Coach Adam Donnelly discusses the vertical choice offensive concept, specifically focusing on wide splits and the use of stack formations. He explains the importance of simplifying the offense and building football intelligence among the players. The split rules and receiver roles are discussed, along with the challenges of communication and overthrows. The concept of stacking and creating space is emphasized, as well as the importance of unselfish receivers. The rules for tagged and untagged receivers are explained, including the trace route and switch release. The progression for the quarterback and the use of play action are also covered. This conversation covers the implementation and execution of the Deep Choice concept in the passing game. It also discusses the importance of pass protection and the teaching points for running backs in that aspect. The chapters cover topics such as confirming fire and rules for wide receivers, setting up pass protection and assigning responsibilities, adjusting pass protection based on matchups, and running other downfield concepts alongside Deep Choice. The conversation also touches on handling bracket coverage and double-teaming the best receiver, as well as the progression in teaching and execution of Deep Choice. This conversation explores the intricacies of a specific offensive strategy in football. The discussion focuses on the tracing concept, exploiting loose quarters coverage, utilizing stack formation, making adjustments, and adapting the offense to different quarterbacks. The coaches share their experiences and insights, highlighting the importance of alignment, decision-making, and creativity in executing the offense effectively.

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