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RUN n SHOOT OFFENSE FOUNDATIONS<br>
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1. Run & Shoot Offense vs The Conventional Offense FORMATION: ACE
The design of the formation is making the defense concentrate on stopping the passing game.
This creates better running lanes for the Superback.
2. The offense is designed to mirror itself, the personnel on each side of the ball will know each other’s pass
routes, so the receivers on the left will be able to play on the other side and vice versa.
3. The Quarterback is always rolling out (Lt. & Rt.) this makes the passes look like runs and the runs look like
passes.
4. The Quarterback rolling out also simplifies the offensive line blocking scheme.
5. You can have linemen that are smaller or not as strong to be able to work together.<br>
The design of the formation is making the defense concentrate on stopping the passing game.
This creates better running lanes for the Superback.
2. The offense is designed to mirror itself, the personnel on each side of the ball will know each other’s pass
routes, so the receivers on the left will be able to play on the other side and vice versa.
3. The Quarterback is always rolling out (Lt. & Rt.) this makes the passes look like runs and the runs look like
passes.
4. The Quarterback rolling out also simplifies the offensive line blocking scheme.
5. You can have linemen that are smaller or not as strong to be able to work together.<br>
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2. Always attack the defensive weakness of the scheme<br>
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You want to design your pass routes to attack the open areas the defense is giving. You do not want to run the ball much against an 8 Man Front defense, but you do want to pass the ball.<br>
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When you run the DBs off, this creates great running lanes for the Superback. This also creates a 5 on 7 situation, the offense has 5 Offensive Linemen, 1 Quarterback, and 1 Running Back against 5 defensive personnel in the box.<br>
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Like in the passing game, you give the running game option routes so that the Superback can run where the defense is not. With this style of offense, it helps that you do not call so many audibles at the line of scrimmage because there will be built in options to attack the weak areas of the defense. This will give your offensive team an advantage at the line of scrimmage. In spreading the defense out, the receivers can adjust to the coverage that they see and get to the open area of the defense. EX. If you have a player in motion in a man-to-man type coverage, you should have the ability in your pass package to have the receiver break across the face of the DB.<br>
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3. The Offense does not vary in the Red Zone or on the Goal Line. * 2 Minute, Field, Goal Line are all the same With this concept of spreading out the defense on the goal line, it will give you a better chance to put the ball in the end zone.<br>
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If you are in a tight formation, you bring the defense closer together. This in turn gives the defense more strength.<br>
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Goal Line With this type of defensive alignment, it gives you a good run or pass play calling. If the defense pinches, you have the ability to run to the outside. If the defense plays straight up, run the ball inside.<br>
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If you run a man in motion and the defense is playing a man coverage, you have a good opportunity to run dive, option, or counter away from motion. If the defense is playing a zone coverage, use the same pass packages that you would use anywhere on the field. NOTE: You must cut down on the distance of the pass routes and the Quarterback must pass the ball quicker to the receiver. When you are working on your goal line offense, it is the same as if you are running your 2-minute offense or in the field, because of all the reps that you are getting when you run the offense. It is the same anywhere on the field, you have to adjust your offensive plays to the alignments of the defense and how they are playing you. With all the reps that you are taking, the team’s execution level will greatly improve.<br>
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4. Run and Shoot Offense allows you to use more skilled players. At the high school level, if you have a good TE, he will probably make a good Superback.<br>
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If you have good or small Half Backs, they will make good receivers. * With practice being more fun because of throwing the football, you are better able to get more players out of your school for the skilled positions. * When you begin to fully understand the offense, then you will be able to have an easier time adjusting your personnel to your offense. * Year after year it becomes easier to coach the offense because of all the reps that you have during practice time.<br>
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5. Run & Shoot Offense enhances the use of motion With the use of motion, it gives the quarterback a better pre-snap read of the coverage. If the defensive coverage does not rotate to the motion, then the offense has gained one extra man.<br>
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With the use of motion, you can take away the secondary force on the backside. Motion also makes the coverage soft, instead of setting up in trips to one side.<br>
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With the use of motion, it is harder for the DB to set and then cover a receiver than just setting up in a trips formation. It also gives the receiver a better chance to get off the ball and get open. You would like to have the receiver in many different positions depending on the defensive coverage. With the use of motion, the two inside slot receivers become very adept in reading the defensive coverages. Besides the Quarterback, the slot receivers will become very good coverage readers. This does not mean that the outside receivers will not be good coverage readers, but with motion, the slot receivers are able to see more of the field. With motion, you will be able to recognize the different coverages a defense can play.
Example: 2 DEEP, 3 DEEP, MAN to MAN, BLITZ<br>
Example: 2 DEEP, 3 DEEP, MAN to MAN, BLITZ<br>
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YOU GET TO USE MOTION IN VARIOUS WAYS If you want to be in a balanced formation you can do it one of two ways:
Be in trips and motion to balance
Be in balance and motion to trips and then back to balance<br>
Be in trips and motion to balance
Be in balance and motion to trips and then back to balance<br>
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If you want to be in an unbalanced formation, you can do it one of two ways:
1. Be in balance and motion to trips
2. Be in trips and motion to balance and then back to trips We want to use all variations of motion to get the advantage on the defense so the Quarterback and the receivers can read the different coverages.<br>
1. Be in balance and motion to trips
2. Be in trips and motion to balance and then back to trips We want to use all variations of motion to get the advantage on the defense so the Quarterback and the receivers can read the different coverages.<br>
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6. Run & Shoot Offense, How defensive coaches look at your team 1. Down
2. Distance
3. Field Position
4. Thoughts The down, distance, and field position is not the reason that a defensive coach can get an alignment on you. It is just another down, distance, and field position. We are going to react to the defensive personnel as they are aligned at the snap of the ball. 7. Why does every coach not use the Run & Shoot Offense Most coaches will run this offense or portions of the offense when they gain a better understanding of the offense. A coach is not going to run something that he does not understand.<br>
2. Distance
3. Field Position
4. Thoughts The down, distance, and field position is not the reason that a defensive coach can get an alignment on you. It is just another down, distance, and field position. We are going to react to the defensive personnel as they are aligned at the snap of the ball. 7. Why does every coach not use the Run & Shoot Offense Most coaches will run this offense or portions of the offense when they gain a better understanding of the offense. A coach is not going to run something that he does not understand.<br>
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8. Personnel and personnel requirements for the Run and Shoot Offense CENTER - A stable guy who is smart enough to make line calls for you. Out of all the linemen, he is in the best
position to see both sides of the ball other than the quarterback. TACKLE - You would like to have the biggest of the five linemen in this position. Your tackles should have good
footwork, but not the most important thing. Tackles should be big and strong enough to stone or stop
the defensive end on the line of scrimmage. GUARD - Your guards can be smaller but have the ability to pull and the quickness to be able to hinge block
because a lot of the time they are uncovered. When it comes to guards, we will give up some size for
quickness. THE FOUR RECEIVERS INSIDE SLOTS - They should be the quickest of the four receivers. They are asked to make more adjustments and
quicker movements than outside receivers. If you have a player with good speed straight down the field with not much quickness, he will be a better outside receiver. If you have a player with good quickness, athletic ability, and good hands with not much speed, then he will be a better inside receiver.<br>
position to see both sides of the ball other than the quarterback. TACKLE - You would like to have the biggest of the five linemen in this position. Your tackles should have good
footwork, but not the most important thing. Tackles should be big and strong enough to stone or stop
the defensive end on the line of scrimmage. GUARD - Your guards can be smaller but have the ability to pull and the quickness to be able to hinge block
because a lot of the time they are uncovered. When it comes to guards, we will give up some size for
quickness. THE FOUR RECEIVERS INSIDE SLOTS - They should be the quickest of the four receivers. They are asked to make more adjustments and
quicker movements than outside receivers. If you have a player with good speed straight down the field with not much quickness, he will be a better outside receiver. If you have a player with good quickness, athletic ability, and good hands with not much speed, then he will be a better inside receiver.<br>
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SUPERBACK - The Superback is the primary running attack in the offense. You would like your Superback to be a
cross between TE, FB, and TB. The better the runner this player is, the better your running attack
will be. The Superback must be strong enough to block DE/OLB at the line of scrimmage. The
Superback must have the ability to catch the football because he will be catching screens, flares,
and other pass routes. He must also be a tough player because of running the ball, pass-catching,
or blocking on every play. The Superback will be involved in the offense and depending on how
good he is, the more ways you can use him. QUARTERBACK - They come in all sizes IMPORTANT TRAITS
1. Leadership
2. Composure
3. A good arm
4. Good field presensce (vision) The quarterback is the most important position in the Run and Shoot Offense. The quarterback must be a player who is willing to learn the offense and work hard during the off-season to make himself a better player. He should be able to look at your game film and tell the receivers what coverage the defense is in and who to attack.<br>
cross between TE, FB, and TB. The better the runner this player is, the better your running attack
will be. The Superback must be strong enough to block DE/OLB at the line of scrimmage. The
Superback must have the ability to catch the football because he will be catching screens, flares,
and other pass routes. He must also be a tough player because of running the ball, pass-catching,
or blocking on every play. The Superback will be involved in the offense and depending on how
good he is, the more ways you can use him. QUARTERBACK - They come in all sizes IMPORTANT TRAITS
1. Leadership
2. Composure
3. A good arm
4. Good field presensce (vision) The quarterback is the most important position in the Run and Shoot Offense. The quarterback must be a player who is willing to learn the offense and work hard during the off-season to make himself a better player. He should be able to look at your game film and tell the receivers what coverage the defense is in and who to attack.<br>
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ON PERSONNEL In a conventional offense, you will substitute a lot of different players depending on the situation.
Example: Double TE, Full House Backfield, Twins, Four receiver sets
In the Run and Shoot Offense, you do not need the special situation player because whatever the team does defensively, we can still use our same personnel on any down.
There is more of an advantage with the Run and Shoot because your base personnel are getting more repetition on offense because we do not need substitution specialist players.
There is more of an advantage because your personnel can handle any situation a defense puts you in and that is why the Run and Shoot Offense has more advantage over a conventional style of offense.<br>
Example: Double TE, Full House Backfield, Twins, Four receiver sets
In the Run and Shoot Offense, you do not need the special situation player because whatever the team does defensively, we can still use our same personnel on any down.
There is more of an advantage with the Run and Shoot because your base personnel are getting more repetition on offense because we do not need substitution specialist players.
There is more of an advantage because your personnel can handle any situation a defense puts you in and that is why the Run and Shoot Offense has more advantage over a conventional style of offense.<br>
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9. Putting the Run and Shoot into your offensive scheme. It does take longer to put in the Run and Shoot Offense to execute properly, but the trade-off is that it is harder for the defense to defend than a more conventional offense. This then gives you an advantage once you get the base package in because you are now getting better defensive reads at the line of scrimmage. Because you are asking the players to react more, you should have some type of off-season program to get the players more acclimated with the basis of the offense. You should have great success in the first year if the players get a good understanding of the offense. Like with any other offense, the better the athletes you have the greater success you will have. But you can still have great success with lesser athletes in the Run and Shoot Offense. You must have commitment to the offense to give it a chance to work. The worst thing that could happen is if
you start to panic because the offense is not working as well as you think it should. You need to stay committed
to the offense to have any success with it.<br>
you start to panic because the offense is not working as well as you think it should. You need to stay committed
to the offense to have any success with it.<br>
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10. Terminology of the Run & Shoot Offense<br>
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MOTION L words mean motion to the LEFT
R words mean motion to the RIGHT<br>
R words mean motion to the RIGHT<br>
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Early Rip - Liz Load Rip - Liz * Always to the opposite Guard With motion, you always want the motion man with his eyes up looking at the defensive rotations. Also, the motion man must use a controlled motion technique.<br>
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Early Rip Wide - Liz Early Ram - Rip<br>
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Rob Early Rob - Load Each receiver only has to remember two motion calls.<br>
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Motion the Superback up to a wing position Up Rt. or Up Lt.<br>
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Mostly from trips set Rip 60 - Rt.
Rip 61 - Lt. On 90 and 91 pass protection the linemen need to make a little stronger of a wall on the backside because the quarterback is rolling and setting up to pass. 90 - Rt.
91 - Lt. Roll & Set, mostly from balanced sets<br>
Rip 61 - Lt. On 90 and 91 pass protection the linemen need to make a little stronger of a wall on the backside because the quarterback is rolling and setting up to pass. 90 - Rt.
91 - Lt. Roll & Set, mostly from balanced sets<br>
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HOLE NUMBERING CADENCE: Rip 60 Then the play on what count The team gets up to the line and sets, the Quarterback will yell "GO" to set the motion man in motion. When at the line, the linemen are in a 3-point stance and the 4 receivers are in a 2-point stance. Some coaches like to have the linemen in 2-point stance as well. When you audible a play at the line of scrimmage, most of the time it is after you put a man in motion. The man in motion goes first and then you call the audible with the type of system that you may use.
Example: Color, Numbers, Etc.<br>
Example: Color, Numbers, Etc.<br>
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It gives a great advantage to the offense when using 4 receivers and motion to see what the defense is doing. When a man is in motion, it is the best time to call an audible. You do not need a lot of audible calls, but you want to make enough audible calls to take what the defense is giving up. You want to be able to audible away from the formation strength of the defense to the formation weakness of the defense.<br>
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11. THE UNCOVERED RULE The Quarterback will set a receiver in motion into a trips formation. If there is no adjustment to motion by the defense, then the Slot Receiver will go out and split the difference between the inside slot receiver and the outside receiver. If there is now a defender covering the slot receiver at a depth of 10 yards or more, then he is considered uncovered. At the snap of the ball, the slot receiver will take off vertically up field attacking the soft spot of the zone. The Quarterback will get the ball out of his hands as quickly as possible before the defense has a chance to react.<br>
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12. Commitment to the Run & Shoot Offense If you want to run the whole offense and not just parts of it in your offense, you need to make a total commitment to the offense. * You must have patience with the offense, even when things may not be working in the beginning.<br>
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BASE OFFENSE PASSING GAME: RUNNING GAME: DIVE
DIVE “S OPPOSITE”
DRAW
COUNTER
SPEED OPTION
TOSS
SWEEP 3x1
CHOICE
CHOICE “SPECIAL”
CHOICE “SWITCH”
CHOICE “DRAG”
GO
GO “SPECIAL”
GO “CORNER”
GO “SWITCH”
HOOK
HOOK “SPECIAL”
DIVIDE
DIVIDE “SPECIAL”
CURL
SLIDE 2x2
VERTICAL
SWITCH
READ
HOOK SCREENS
35/36 SLIP SCREEN
X-SCREEN
Z-SCREEN<br>
DIVE “S OPPOSITE”
DRAW
COUNTER
SPEED OPTION
TOSS
SWEEP 3x1
CHOICE
CHOICE “SPECIAL”
CHOICE “SWITCH”
CHOICE “DRAG”
GO
GO “SPECIAL”
GO “CORNER”
GO “SWITCH”
HOOK
HOOK “SPECIAL”
DIVIDE
DIVIDE “SPECIAL”
CURL
SLIDE 2x2
VERTICAL
SWITCH
READ
HOOK SCREENS
35/36 SLIP SCREEN
X-SCREEN
Z-SCREEN<br>
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“QUOTES” TO REMEMBER: “This offense is engineered for Comebacks”
“Run competitively to Space”
“The slot is always Open”
“Catch the ball in the Noose”
“Every play is designed to score a Touchdown”
“If they play Zone, we win. If they play Man, we win. If they Blitz
us, we win. Why? Because we always hold the chalk Last.” "I love this game. I love the kids. I love our offense. I love that we dominate the game. I love the rain, the bullshit, the smells, the grind, the deal. I love that our boys, and our teams, over time, have proven that our deal is the right deal. Credit? I could care less. Tell a kid a who was nobody and became somebody that this is a small deal. And whatever it takes for my guys to succeed, I'm in." -- Mouse Davis "The uniqueness about most quarterbacks is they really want to learn. We carefully begin to ask, 'What do you see? Where do you think your eyes should go?' If our quarterbacks only do what we tell them to do, we have failed. Guys in our deal go slowly, instinctively, inherently, growing into knowing what to do, in every situation you could possibly give them. Repetition, repetition, repetition." -- Mouse Davis<br>
“Run competitively to Space”
“The slot is always Open”
“Catch the ball in the Noose”
“Every play is designed to score a Touchdown”
“If they play Zone, we win. If they play Man, we win. If they Blitz
us, we win. Why? Because we always hold the chalk Last.” "I love this game. I love the kids. I love our offense. I love that we dominate the game. I love the rain, the bullshit, the smells, the grind, the deal. I love that our boys, and our teams, over time, have proven that our deal is the right deal. Credit? I could care less. Tell a kid a who was nobody and became somebody that this is a small deal. And whatever it takes for my guys to succeed, I'm in." -- Mouse Davis "The uniqueness about most quarterbacks is they really want to learn. We carefully begin to ask, 'What do you see? Where do you think your eyes should go?' If our quarterbacks only do what we tell them to do, we have failed. Guys in our deal go slowly, instinctively, inherently, growing into knowing what to do, in every situation you could possibly give them. Repetition, repetition, repetition." -- Mouse Davis<br>
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Coach Wayne Anderson Jr. 1.561.954.2650 (Cell) wmaii44@gmail.com(Email) @WayneAndersonJ1<br>