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In this episode, I share two brand new breakdowns of the Alabama offense by Coach Aaron Pulley. If you like the way Alabama ran their offense and scored points last year, then you will love this podcast.
This week only, we have a 75% sale on the Launch of the brand new Alabama Playbook Breakdown.
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60 Play Full Game Playbook Breakdowns Downloadable .PDF included
Most all of us enjoyed watching the Alabama offense this past year lead by the Heisman Candidate runner-up Tua Tagovailoa.
But it wasn't just Tua that was a success. It was the Mike Locksley offense.
Coach Locksley proved himself to be a master coordinator in his own style.
In this breakdown of the Iron Bowl Game, you will see exactly how Alabama ran such a dominant offense and was so difficult to stop.
Locksley and the Alabama offensive staff show you one theme all coaches should be focusing on...
...how to make your offense look similar, but doing different things each time.
In it, plays build one off each other getting more and more complex and harder to read throughout the entire game.
RPO's? Got them.
You will also see how to use the boundary when you get a numbers advantage.
Watch how Alabama likes to move their inside receivers around with motion and get defensive reactions.
They will then run plays off the defenses adjustments for easy gains or TD's.
This course will help you create a balanced and dominant game plan with many great options to choose from in each well designed play.
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In this Podcast, Coach Steinberg of Beaumont, California shares some of his secrets to turning around programs and making things better no matter where you are coaching. We chatted at the AFCA convention this year in San Antonio and I guarantee you will come away with some gems of coaching football in this podcast.
Click Here to learn more about Jeff's Spread and Shred No Huddle Fast Tempo Offense
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This week's podcast is an interview I had with Rick one morning at the AFCA convention back in January. Rick is an incredible coach and so much fun to listen to and learn from. He continues to take broken programs and turn them into winners.
In it we also talk about his offensive system and what he does to build trust and love within teams that are struggling to improve or even start winning games.
You can find more about Rick and his great resources over at allaccesscoaching.com
This week's podcast is a special Webinar Q and A I recorded with Coach Cody Wilson on some of the toughest question I have received about the Inside Zone.
Even if you don't run it at all or very much, this may change your mind about the benefits of Inside Zone for your offense.
Cody also discusses the similarities with his IZ scheme and the frontside of most Gap schemes.
If you want to learn more about the course Cody has recorded, Check it out here and watch these sample videos:
https://prostylespreadoffense.com/2019/02/13/how-to-coach-the-inside-zone-run-scheme/
This week's podcast is all about the Inside Zone. In it I share my story about how I first had no clue running it and how much I have learned since then. That one season we ran one run play, the Inside Zone and even though, we barely knew how to coach it, we still went 5-4 and qualified for the Illinois High School Football Playoffs.
I also have a special guest presenter, Cody Wilson, who shares how to number off players when blocking the Inside Zone and then gives an example of how to block it against a 3-4 front.
If you want to learn more about the Inside Zone, check out this page here where you can watch this episode and also find out more about the brand new Inside Zone Course that we have just published.
Link to learn more:
https://prostylespreadoffense.com/2019/02/13/how-to-coach-the-inside-zone-run-scheme/
This week's podcast features the segment of the coaches roundtable that Mike Canales stops by to visit. Mike is the new Offensive Coordinator and Quarterbacks coach at UTEP.
He talks about some fascinating research he has done to figure out how to help Quarterbacks handle pressure and more.
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This week's podcast is about some things I found fascinating about the AFCA convention and what you should expect if you are able to attend. I also share Part 1 of the discussion I had with Chris Hixon, Chet Walker, Patrick Steenberge and more in the first ever coaches roundtable podcast.
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This week's podcast topic I talk about how I came up with the Pro Style Spread Offense system and what the three elements to any successful offensive system should have. You can see how it all fits together in this episode.
This is the final episode of the podcast this season, but I won't be gone for long. The weekly podcast is here to stay and I'll be back right away.
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This week's podcast topic we go back to a fantastic interview with Coach Longo - who is the new Offensive Coordinator at North Carolina. As I work through my questions we will cover all manners of topics such as who his biggest influencers are and how he can keep his entire playbook so simple that he installs in as little as two days.
Thanks again to Coach Longo for spending some time with me out of his busy schedule back then. He's continued his excellence in offensive coordinating and I'm excited to see what he will do at North Carolina next.
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This week's podcast topic is on the A to Z of building an offensive game plan. If you have never seen one developed this way, you just might not believe the amount of work that goes into putting one together. Usually a team of coaches do it together in a few hours saving you, the offensive coordinator, an immense amount of time planning.
I also talk about how to go about setting up your call sheet from your game plan and then what you can do if the team you are playing doesn't do what you have anticipated them doing all along. This simple strategy of setting up a game plan has an in-game application that I will cover as well.
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