#txhsfbchat Archive
A chat for high school football coaches. Topics discussed: coaching methods, program development, and impacting our athletes.
Wednesday February 10, 2016
9:00 PM EST
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Thomas MacPherson
Head Coach Orange Park HS
Orange Park, FL
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will be transitioning from my personal account to over the next month, so please follow the new account
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will be transitioning from my personal account to over the next month, so please follow the new account
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Tonight we discuss RPO Installation. We've had 2 great talks about RPOs already and coaches have asked for more!
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Tonight we discuss RPO Installation. We've had 2 great talks about RPOs already and coaches have asked for more!
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Seth Bass, current free agent in central IL, TN & MO in the past as well
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If you'd like to catch up on the previous RPO chats you can check the first page of the archive https://t.co/mjGWYF16J4
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If you'd like to catch up on the previous RPO chats you can check the first page of the archive https://t.co/aivlhKInou
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RPO's are like witchcraft
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Van Johnson
Douglas Co Hs Douglasville, Ga. Quarterbacks
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Coach Owens
Offensive Coordinator
Westlake HS
Atl, Ga
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Lets start the night off with intros as we make new connections and expand our Coaches Learning Network
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Lets start the night off with intros as we make new connections and expand our Coaches Learning Network
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Eddie Young, HC/OC Lajeunesse HS, Windsor, ON
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Welcome coaches to a fantastic night of conversations!
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Travis Smith
Asst. Head Coach / OC
Douglas County, GA
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Cody Gardner Washington, MO DC/LB mod for on Thursdays at 8 HS S&C chat
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I am Chris Fisher, OL at Ridge Point HS and the creator of I am very happy to have you all here!
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I am Chris Fisher, OL at Ridge Point HS and the creator of I am very happy to have you all here!
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SUMO ROBINSON D-LINE COACH DOUGLAS CO HIGH SCHOOL GA
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Ben Zizis, OC at Independence High School, Independence, Iowa
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Joey Jackson, Oline coach A&M consolidated high school, college station TX
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Drew Akins, OC/QBs, Ooltewah high school, Ooltewah, TN
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Coach Suffal Head Coach Marietta,OK
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Paul Shelton
Knoxville, TN
OC/QB's
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Tony Shiffman. Offensive line/aspiring OC. Rossview High School. Clarksville TN. Looking to listen and learn tonight!
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Great to see new faces in the chat tonight! 🏈
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Tim Heyse Hoffman Estates H.S. OC
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Tonight we will use the Q1,Q2...A1,A2 format. Please RT all Qs and tag everything with for all coaches to learn from
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Ben Osborne OL/OC New Richmond High School, New Richmond, Ohio (east of Cincinnati)
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Pete Eberhardt HC Francis Howell Central HS St. Charles, MO
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Trevor Williams-DBs South ForsythHS, GA
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Josh Barrett
Stilwell, OK
WR/DB Coach
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Mike Coe Head Coach Madison County HS Madison, Fl
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moves fast, but don't fret...an archive will be posted for you to catch up on every tweet from the chat. https://t.co/f5lk6qYuf8
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Rashawn Harvey
OC/QB's
Kearney Catholic HS
Kearney, NE
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moves fast, but don't fret...an archive will be posted for you to catch up on every tweet from the chat. https://t.co/XgzamrZuxR
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Greg Brown OC at Northwest Whitfield HS, Tunnel Hill, GA
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Rodney Holtmeyer, Washington MO Receivers Coach and RPO enthusiast!
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Kyle McKenna, Head Coach, Brooklyn Tech HS
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Duane Matthess Independence, IA Varsity ST Coordinator
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Jimmie Welch, OL, Davie County NC
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Good to see some Georgia folk tonight after having some fun with their first last night!
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-- Watching from the sidelines tonight.
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Time to start! Q1 in 1 minute
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Time to start! Q1 in 1 minute
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Kendrick Crite. OL/RGC in Rockford, IL
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David Taylor DC, Ouachita Parish High School, Monroe,La
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Sean Hayden DL/co-DC Augusta hs KS
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Terrance Banks
Employed with the Newton Rams Covington, GA
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Rashawn Harvey
OC/QB's
Kearney Catholic HS
Kearney, NE
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Dana Arthur, Oakleaf (FL) LBs, OL Connoisseur
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Currently 8 degrees in Iowa so hopefully most of you have better weather then me!
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I'm just glad my account is working tonight, I can see what you're posting!
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John Martin HC/OC Mt. Anthony High School Bennington VT
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Q1: What route concepts do you pair with your run-game when installing RPOs into your offense?
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Q1: What route concepts do you pair with your run-game when installing RPOs into your offense?
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Don Jacobs, OC Batavia HS (OH) Wing-T forever!
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wade stewart Kennesaw Mtn high school secondary coach, Kennesaw GA.
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a little over the top with that intro, but generally a good guy.
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A1: Screens/gifts and stick concept
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A1: if I had my druthers it would be slants or seams. Maybe a quick hitch or spot. That's about it
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A1- bubble, stick, seam, takeoff but wanting to learn more.
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Ryan Riggan head coach- Union pines high school Cameron, NC
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A1: bubbles, dead screens, and tunnel screens go in day one. One WR option post snap for the first day.
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A1: what I've seen on D side of ball, bubbles, seen stick concepts. Also "money" plays, reading BS LB. Snag route behind him
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Snag, Fin, Stick on the overhangs, very or pops on inside guys.
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A1: We mostly use quick hitters like bubbles and beaters going where the backers are not
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should've added Karaoke Specialist
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A1: slant/flat concept..bubble screens...screens and TO's...tunnel https://t.co/aoUx685cI2
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Q1: What route concepts do you pair with your run-game when installing RPOs into your offense?
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A1- generally we will pair hitch, bubble and vertical routes. Depends on game planning who we want to exposed based on D
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make sure you end each tweet with the hashtag for all to see
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A1: Always a 1 high beater for the gift; pick, slant, hitch. Post for quarters. Then typically slants, smokes, keys, and seams.
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Bubble
Slant, bubble
Hitches
Go
Skinny Post, Go (stacked WR)
https://t.co/1uRMWILoWA
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Q1: What route concepts do you pair with your run-game when installing RPOs into your offense?
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A1) any play from your qk or sprint game menu you that you can execute at a high proficiency level
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Don't have the stones to throw the bang 8 post behind weak side overhang to single side.
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A2: following days are quick game with vert/bubble, slant/bubble, out/vert, 4 verts, comebacks, hitches, really any quick game
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Bubble and hitch/slant/fade depending on coverage
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A1: So far I've only done hitch/sluggo, and cross/post/corner/out beside the normal screens of quick or bubble
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A1 Quick/Bubble screens, Stick/Draw
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don't give Coach Coe any extra info, he beat me like I stole something this year.
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Jack Dingus, OL/LB Coach, Crooked Oak HS, Oklahoma City, OK
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A1 - Bubbles, nows, slants, 4 vert, whip dig, smash, stick, Y cross
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A1: "Money" concept. Blocking BS DE man with BS T, and reading BS LB, having slot or TE run snag behind him.
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I'm an RPO novice. Now, my ONLY concept is SL Bubble with SE blocking BS off runs. Future plans? Hmmm. https://t.co/ZStvoy7Hn6
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Q1: What route concepts do you pair with your run-game when installing RPOs into your offense?
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A1: We run RPO in Load & Speed option schemes & they are tied with routes that take advantage of how opp. is defending option
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glad you enjoy it! Jump on in! Its good practice to go over what you know while learning what others do
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A1: our O runs bubble to 1 side, & pop screen to other, but slant route behind LB is really tough to defend.
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A1: pivot/ stutter slant combo for man coverage
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grew up on Long Island and played at St John's 91-94. Good friends with Chimienti.
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Power run game with quick game i.e. Bubbles & quick hitches
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we use hitch and bubble concept play side
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Did the term RPO exist 2 years ago?! https://t.co/Z3KWDTtnx3
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Q1: What route concepts do you pair with your run-game when installing RPOs into your offense?
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We like to read outside backer on sweep w seam or curl, or read middle backer on inside zone or trap with space or slant route
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Do you tag your routes depending on how the D defends?
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A1:
Bubbles/Key screens
Stick concept
Slant/flat
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A1: really have enjoyed adding qk game, vertical/post shots into our RPOs, my fav is bubble by 3, vertical by 2, block with 1
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A1:We like to read outside backer on sweep w seam or curl, or read middle backer on inside zone or trap with space route
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I would love to see the research on that
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A1 we practice grass routes consistently on all BS run plays
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A1: stick, snag, slant, bubble, and fast screen.
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A1: Bubble, smoke, and flood
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NO it has been around for ever just like 46 D is old Wide Tackle 6. New generation new term new gimmink
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A1: Really like to attack downfield on RPO's. Can get the ball to quick screens on basic triple option zone reads, not RPO's.
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Is smoke a concept or a specific route?
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Seams, stick, slants, hitches, whips, outs/arrows
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John Mitchell Oline coach Midwest City High School Midwest City, Oklahoma. Sorry I am late guys, please continue, I insist!!!!!
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A1 all of our base run plays are tagged with combo or screen routes Ex: PowerRt Bubble
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Awesome start! Q2 on the way
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Awesome start! Q2 on the way
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Agree with coach to me. Zone and Key Screen's aren't RPO's that's just normal triple option https://t.co/9il4EqC0c3
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A1: Really like to attack downfield on RPO's. Can get the ball to quick screens on basic triple option zone reads, not RPO's.
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A1: 3 types - peri screens. 2RB reading per def - hitch-seam, slant-bub, fade-arrow. 1RB reading box def - stick, TE dump, pop
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Q2: How do you teach QB read progression for your RPOs?
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Q2: How do you teach QB read progression for your RPOs?
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on my last tweet about motions
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This is what the chats are about- helping one another grow & thrive in the game!
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Couldn't have said it better! https://t.co/FljRzVTI5N
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This is what the chats are about- helping one another grow & thrive in the game!
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Couldn't have said it better! https://t.co/pCFQUkh5tb
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This is what the chats are about- helping one another grow & thrive in the game!
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A1: 2 types - 2RB reading apex def - hitch-seam, slant-bubble, fade-out & 1RB reading box def - stick, TE dump, slant-under
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Offensive world.. Defense just lives in it
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A2: Pre-snap gift always 1st. Defensive ID is a major conversation in QB meetings weekly. QB must ID D to find post snap read.
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A2: Read single side 1st. If have it, throw it. If not, never look back. Then look to bubble side. Check leverage.Throw if there
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basically a quick screen to the outside wide receiver. Opposite our bubble look.
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A2: Everything we do is GIFT,ACTION,REACTION. 1on1 we want that. Action=concept reaction=concept closed https://t.co/mLau03gKn4
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Q2: How do you teach QB read progression for your RPOs?
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A2: depends on coverage but it's movement key..then the ball must be out or a give https://t.co/AJRnl2BgQQ
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Q2: How do you teach QB read progression for your RPOs?
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that's crapMike has to play run only stop to that is Safety playing Man, or a 6 Tech not letting TE off the line
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A2- we will call designed RPOs which we have presnap read and we will also tag base plays to PA read the defender in post snap
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A2: If not there, go to run read. Give/pull. If pull, run to landmark, keeping eye on safety. Still can throw it off to bubble
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Whatever defensive is in QB ID is the key. talk alot about defender committing to the box. We define that by eye and feet in box
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A1: we have some base concepts, but RPO is best when you build concepts that attack each week's D tendencies...
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A1 if we don't tag a pass to a run play we have basic backside grass routes according to the defensive alignments
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Love this! Coach, do you mind going over the diagram a little more?
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A2: QB keys 1 def, either box or perimeter. Give QB movement keys. Always right if he hands the ball off.
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A2: We teach eyes to the read once we mesh. Just like zone read. We start off by teaching QB to read first step of defender cont
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A2: Gift 1st. Box count 2nd. 2nd or 3rd level primary 3rd. 2nd or 3rd level secondary 4th.
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A2cont: we try to vary between reading weak d players we want to expose and certain zones on the field
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Coach what is "gift" https://t.co/WqIxCPKsJJ
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A2: Pre-snap gift always 1st. Defensive ID is a major conversation in QB meetings weekly. QB must ID D to find post snap read.
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Tempo world, RPO'S and runs have access throws backside. Numbers don't equate take the gift.
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A2 almost always backside or frontside linebacker based on what run is being used for the RPO. Keep it simple.
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A2 cont. After that we advance read into our 3rd level concepts.
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A2: Our QB has too know our option game & understand how perimeter play against it is going dictate what passes will there
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A2 depends on where the def. alignment are at, it's a numbers game. If they move out LB's to cover bubble power will b there
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QB is taught to take what the defense gives him pre-snap, post-snap try to make it easy, we read grass if unsure hand it off
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Q2: We always teach
1. give unless
2.if pull qb run unless
3.last thing throw late bubble
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A2: I coach D, but to me it either has to be presnap, or read an LB or Safety & make him wrong.
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Bret Schnieber, Offensive Coordinator at Mariemont HS in Cincinnati, OH.
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Bret Schnieber, Offensive Coordinator at Mariemont HS in Cincinnati, OH.
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A2 the QB must be able to count the defenders to see where the we can take advantage of the defensive formation
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A2: we like to keep it simple and keep our route combos and pass progressions same on RPOs as base pass plays. Less thinking
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THE "TRIGGER" is who we are manipulating if trigger rund with rpo q run to grass plays you throw manip..
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A2: I apparently couldn't, hopefully will get to try again this year.
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This is for Coach Osovet's A2 diagram posted https://t.co/3tV74P3qdd
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sure....
Pull read is whomever your "GIVE" key is regardless of run concept ie, dart, trey read, .in the digram its the DE
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A1: It depends what we see on film on what we try to exploit from the defense. If the D gives us bubbles we take it.
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A2 we teach QB gifts. Ex: if a corner is 7 yds off and a slant is tagged we take the gift the corner gives us
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built in route to the backside of a concept to take vs. certain coverages.
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A2: If they give him a gift, take it. Then is mostly triple option. primary & secondary run reads.
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A2 cont. then we drill it like USMC does in periods after conditioning they have to preform under duress. we cond 1st in pract
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always tell q off of a pull attack alley......do a double ball drill everyday to wotk this technique for qb!!!! its a must!!!!
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A2: Big QB point for us is if you make a mistake make it on the run give. Safe rule, can cause over conservative QB though.
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A2: Have single WR win route QB can take. That's key to RPOs. Must command dbl. Opens up box for run and front-side RPO concept
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Very nice work...Q3 up next
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Very nice work...Q3 up next
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A2 we tag a quick route across the board to all WRs onto the run. If the pass is there PRESNAP, we pitch/catch. If not, give it
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NICE! So you're running drills similar to dive option teams
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A2- "Read" defender commits to run"heels of DL" , pull and throw.
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A2 We teach it just like our run read except we change the read key...mesh w/RB work run reads...mesh w/WR & RB work 2nd level
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Does anyone else use R4 system? Trying to adapt QB progressions to RPOs - capped vs. uncapped, collision, cushion
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Q3: Do you teach the WR routes separate from the QB read or are they combined during an option segment?
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A2- Give read, still must carry out fake to freeze "read" defender
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Q3: Do you teach the WR routes separate from the QB read or are they combined during an option segment?
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Brian Milan DC Bearden High School
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A2: Our QB is taught to look rhythm, read, rush in our RPO pass system.
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nice...that's kind of our beater route...no stem on the slant, just work inside on an angle
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as a defensive guy if I make your QB think/guess I win...
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A2: We have him read a player we want to be put in conflict and he will give the ball or throw it based on what he does
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combined during run-game segment! We want everyone on the same page
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A3: would like to teach them separate with their own code names then just tag them together during team time.
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A3: teach it separate first and then during a period we will come together and drill it https://t.co/YBwXGfNfHg
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Q3: Do you teach the WR routes separate from the QB read or are they combined during an option segment?
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Exactly, and that's what we call a "gift". All RPO's, to me again, must have a "gift".
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A1 Pair perimeter runs with a route that stresses alley/force defender (usually seam route), pair interior runs w/hitch or slant
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A3: we teach them together. Getting everyone on the same page is the most crucial part of making proper decisions
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A2: I believe that single route concepts should be taught first. Then progress. Teaching gift and uncovered.
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Coach, could you explain capped vs uncapped, collision, cushion?
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do you have multiple RPO route concepts? If so how many?
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A3 we split the defense in half during team pass. Let 2 QB's practice mesh fake and throw. Gives all skill guys more reps
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A3: as a Veer Option (dinosaur offense) our Bones period is as much option as it is RPOs we blend it cuz it is more game like
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A2: Count Numbers, match ups, leverage.
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COMBINE AL ASPECTS OF
rb/qb mesh then rpo for 10 min every day with our DBL BALL DRILL on tape
1ST-ball qb /rb mesh
2nd- Rpo
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I'm a defensive guy... What defenses give your RPO's he most trouble ?
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A3: You have to do both. Work the WRs to find open space then together in a group period giving the QB dif reads.
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A3 We teach these concepts in Indy time, as well as group
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A3)routes are generally parts of other passing game concepts we have already taught. Work QB reads spectate first.
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A3: route are taught just as true quick game. They are then tagged into the RPO game. RPO period everyday in practice
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A3: Our rpo routes are just normal concepts. No need 4 adjustments. Keeps it simple for kids. QB is gonna make everybody right.
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A3: combined during run-game segment! We want everyone on the same page
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I like the step by step framework! Build up confidence with simplicity! https://t.co/Uvm28jRnyq
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A2: I believe that single route concepts should be taught first. Then progress. Teaching gift and uncovered.
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During RPO period routes are worked in combo with RPO game with coaches dictating where ball should go.
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A3: All 1 word. Linemen, Wide Receivers, RB's, QB's, TE's all know it by that one word. We drill them that way too. RPO Period.
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Everybody has to be on the same page! https://t.co/CzUYtk53AF
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A3: we teach them together. Getting everyone on the same page is the most crucial part of making proper decisions
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Everybody has to be on the same page! https://t.co/QjZjFgvwdZ
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A3: we teach them together. Getting everyone on the same page is the most crucial part of making proper decisions
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Meant QB reads separate in Indy period first.
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TREAT the RPO game like INSIDE RUN , SKELLY etc.....COMMITT AND DEVOTE PERIODS TO IT IF YOU WANNA BE GREAT AT IT!
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A3: Separate. after install. Don't over coach it. It's real easy. FIND GRASS https://t.co/JAUAEoAfW2
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Q3: Do you teach the WR routes separate from the QB read or are they combined during an option segment?
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A3: my thought is teach it as a whole, rep it in segments to improve each segment
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A2: met with coach who has ride or flash read for QB. Ride to activate if outside B, expect to flash mesh if inside.
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A3 We install together in routes on air. Nothing different for WR. QB makes read presnap so he will catch/throw just like ROA.
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We use any of our route concepts. nothing is just for RPO. https://t.co/gyGrYjlYda
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do you have multiple RPO route concepts? If so how many?
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A3 these concepts would be taught during Indy time and coached up more during 7v7 as well as team
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Right now we have 3, I believe...we incorporate bubble, beater, and slant...beater is probably the most popular
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this situation as a stand alone route it is CB giving space auto to post/curl post snap read FS down hill on power.
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A3:All of our RPO routes are their own passing concept in quick game. We teach WRs the routes first. Ball needs to come outfast
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A3: We work it in group and then drill it separately before working it live.
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capped/uncapped = def > 7 yd in vert area. Ex - 2Hi = seams are capped, middle & corners uncapped
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A3; cont. we feel it is important to hear 1 voice in describing strategy & reads OC runs while position coaches fine tune fund
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coach you missed defending RPO's two weeks ago!
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fish is the o-line guy all he knows is there is a run element his guys have to block.
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A3: cont When we teach RPO as a group the first time is 7 on 7. Keeps backers honest.
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A3: WRs are taught who the QB is reading & where D will be in film & during Indy the we rep it live in a RPO period in practice
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Y'all are sharing some great info! Q4 is coming up
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Y'all are sharing some great info! Q4 is coming up
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A3: I don't want my linemen to know their is a pass tag. Sell the run everytime.
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A3 just remember a 4yd quick pass is the same yardage as a 4 yd run. Let your kids do what is easier. If box is loaded throw
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A1: 4 Verts b/c were about lighting up the board & the state book. Aces
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hahaha! its funny because its about 75% true...I've learned more passing game this year than ever
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Q4: If the OL knows an RPO is called, explain how you practice their progression to the 2nd level.
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Q4: If the OL knows an RPO is called, explain how you practice their progression to the 2nd level.
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This is how I treat it as well. I don't give my wr's options, that keeps us on the same page https://t.co/WMhXJDC8u5
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A3: Our rpo routes are just normal concepts. No need 4 adjustments. Keeps it simple for kids. QB is gonna make everybody right.
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A1: 4 Verts b/c were about lighting up the board & the stat book. Aces
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I can't believe people get paid hundreds of thousands or millions to do this stuff. Love it
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A3: Teach whole-part-whole. Teach whole concept on whiteboard. In prac WR routes, OL run play, QB reads, Put together in team
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A3: teach all routes as concepts then any route can be tagged to a RPO. Gives you endless post snap options in game.
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A4: That's my question, too. I'm tired of getting hit with a penality because my dudes are at the second level right now
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A3: 7on7 is great way to teach QB reads, WR routes before combining whole concept in team period
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we hand it off when backers bail in 7 on 7.
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A4: OL has to get it. First letter of RPO is R for RUN!! If the ball is thrown then it comes out quick so no OL down field
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our RPO is labeled as a run so even if the qb decides to pass, it's a quick hitter and treated as a run
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A4 Our oline is taught it is always a run when a run is called. They will block run called. Skill guys make the magic happen.
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A4) our oline HAS NO CLUE whats happening on peremiter, nor should they "ABOVE THEIR PAY GRADE"!!!!
MAKE THEM DO THEIR JOB!
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A4: do they block any different, remember, I coach D, they're always downfield on RPO's
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A4: Pullers were the only ones supposed to be downfield on our RPO and ball should have been out before they get downfield.
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A4: I don't if the official throws a flag I smile :) https://t.co/xeHuNFszYP
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Q4: If the OL knows an RPO is called, explain how you practice their progression to the 2nd level.
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A4: the less they know the better
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They don't, I want them always blocking the same so they give the exact look whether it's run or pass.
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A4: we don't tell our OL it's an RPO, it reads as a run on their card, we do that so we get the same movement/intensity as a run
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I can't tell you guys how valuable this info is for a recent grad. Thank you guys so much!
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A4: we have to make a decision & get it off OL are blocking outside veer, we will not slow down or make passive
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I build in zone & counter to my defensive 7 on 7 script, don't want my guys playing the drill
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A4: We don't change up front. Run has to be the priority. If you can't run the ball you are to easy to defend.
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A4: I teach our kids with our IZ/OZ 2 always look 2 dbl and climb 2 2nd level. I always tell them 2 play with their eyes& feet.
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A4: Best way is to make the read so fast that the ball is given or thrown before the Oline has a chance to get downfield
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A4: the OL has no idea. Had 2 penalties called in 2 years. We don't worry about it.
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Tonight's chat is moving fast with TONS of info! If you miss something you can read up on https://t.co/f5lk6qYuf8 in the archive
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Tonight's chat is moving fast with TONS of info! If you miss something you can read up on https://t.co/XgzamrZuxR in the archive
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A4)our oline only knows the run action called. It's QBS job to get it out in time so we are not downfield.
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When we call counter Bubble LBs bite every time on lineman and sniffer crossing the formation. It's a go to on 3 and medium
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A4: when throwing qk gm the OL, imo, must know to slow their climb to the 2nd level. Attack 2nd level if they attack the LOS.
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A4 OL/RB runs the run play, WR's run the pass play, QB makes the read/choice
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just know that I'm eating homemade enchiladas and learning football. Don't get much better
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A4: OL does not know. Only got called once all yr. QB's fault on that play, missed window and had to wait for next 1 to open
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You're welcome! Keep coming back and bring your friends and colleagues! https://t.co/ZJ3sQMMsf9
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I can't tell you guys how valuable this info is for a recent grad. Thank you guys so much!
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You're welcome! Keep coming back and bring your friends and colleagues! https://t.co/icRzo0N8TY
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I can't tell you guys how valuable this info is for a recent grad. Thank you guys so much!
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absolutely Coach! Would love to!
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A4: in reality though we force the ref to call it before we adjust in game. We practice slowing climb in case we have to adjust
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A4: what they don't know, won't hurt them. They need to block the run and that's all they should worry about
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A4: Offensive guys encouraging cheating OL to move down field.
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then rep those adjustments like it's going out of style.
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A4: we do not like the word progression (slow) in veer attack, we make OL physical & fast.Skill know the read & rule
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A4: vs. an odd front, uncovered guards count to 1.5 one thousand b4 they go to the next level.
Be patient on combos vs. Even
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Coach Williamson
Harrison High School
Kennesaw, GA
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Oline is on a need to know basis. I don't mention RPO to them at all.
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A3: OL runs the run play called aggressively. Can't remember being called downfield. https://t.co/fFowQfCQ0a
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Q4: If the OL knows an RPO is called, explain how you practice their progression to the 2nd level.
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So your OL knows...how do you teach patience to them?
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Bottom line all the players need to and things will take care of itself
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Great work tonight! The last Q of the night is up next
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Great work tonight! The last Q of the night is up next
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make it a chinese fire drill for the zebras!!!!
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have me wanting to visit Texas!
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A4: Almost seems like if it is a deeper concept you need to adjust your run call to ensure it is slower developing.
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Q5: Which part of the RPO is the most difficult to install and what coaching points do you have to help correct it?
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Q5: Which part of the RPO is the most difficult to install and what coaching points do you have to help correct it?
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all they need to know is it's a run.
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Teach to get as many dbl teams as possible, don't commit LB until he commits , engaged OL rarely get called downfield
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Forgot to introduce myself earlier, Mathew Bennett, Boiling Springs HS, Boiling Springs SC
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To quote Lyle Lovett...You're not from Texas, Texas wants you anyway! Come on down https://t.co/xNaHLlVLfj
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have me wanting to visit Texas!
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To quote Lyle Lovett...You're not from Texas, Texas wants you anyway! Come on down https://t.co/Xff6sdYCi0
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have me wanting to visit Texas!
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RPOs are causing the lineman down field rule to become obsolete because everything happens so fast
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A4: In our RPO system the Oline will block everything as a run unless they get pass pro calls for drop back or quick pass game.
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A4 Our Oline never knows run pass, they just know that at anytime we may throw the ball. Keep it simple for them
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A5: the reads. In high school ball, you never know what a kid is going to do on D. You can only attempt to predict in practice
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A5: IMO it's the pass..QB can be indecisive at times on when to pull trigger...must rep it religiously https://t.co/caPJtY0R4S
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Q5: Which part of the RPO is the most difficult to install and what coaching points do you have to help correct it?
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A5: QB reads, progression, and footwork. They need to be taught slowly and built up. Too many QBS rush the throw and miss guys
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Darrick Ware, Passing Game Coordinator at Lake Highlands. Sorry I'm late.
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it ain't cheating unless you get caught.
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Hardest part is teaching QB who the post snap read is based on Def ID. Work daily to ID defenses. Whatever those communist try
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A5: like anything else with a read or option, the read is difficult because you're training teenagers 2 make choices under fire
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A5 teaching the QBs to think about every detail of every rep, learn from every read, what do my actions do to my read key?
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A5: it is ME I hate the passing the ball it is a cowardly act! I want to steal my opponents soul & spirit - run the rock! LOL
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A5: To get the QB to read it correctly and to give him multiple looks. After that it's a reps thing of how many can we get.
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A5: QB read. This is why I'm moving to R4 system to clear up decision making. Can only do as much as QB can handle.
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A5: Getting the QB to understand what youre trying to accomplish. Once they "get it" theyll never want to hear anything but RPO
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Fellas Im speaking at the HOUSTON GLAZIER next wkd
get asses in & Come say hi!
Would love to meet the GRT COACHES OF TEXAS!
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A5: QB's hips and feet, flipping them quick on a pull and getting ball out on time. Practice everyday in warm-ups!!
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Great point! Get those kids coached up on every situation to make the right decision! https://t.co/isAXa3rem5
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A5: the reads. In high school ball, you never know what a kid is going to do on D. You can only attempt to predict in practice
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A5 the read and the mesh. Also what to do with it once indecision has happened, because it will.
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A5: Timing between QB and WR. Finding the right widow, and knowing when the ball will be thrown can be tough since it's so fast
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no problem! getting close to the end, but go back and answer all you want! I make the archive tomorrow.
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We try to simplify it as much as possible by having the qb make his decision before the ball hits his hand.
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A5 everyone must think they are getting the ball. Linemen/RB we are running. WR the ball is coming to me. Has to be full speed
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: do your job! Have faith in your teammate's ability to complete assignment
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A5: the QB decision is the hardest IMO, just give us a chance at success on the play whatever you decide.
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Teaching the QB read and timing is the hardest for me. Try to keep it simple but it happens fast.
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Great work tonight! Thank you for your participation tonight and developing in our profession!
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Great work tonight! Thank you for your participation tonight and developing in our profession!
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A5) My exp. has not been the RPO but getting qb's eyes on the PULL READ..These dudes want to look at mesh with RB all day long!
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A5: Using R4 for rules. Ex. rhythm throw collision = run ball. Route capped = run ball. Combines RPO & DB pass progressions.
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A5: IMO it has to be the play of the QB. Oline instruct is EZ, just tell OL step left or right and don't pass a man 2 get a man
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HAHA! YES! Run the ball and remove all hope of recovery by pounding the life out of them! https://t.co/Z71xJq350h
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A5: it is ME I hate the passing the ball it is a cowardly act! I want to steal my opponents soul & spirit - run the rock! LOL
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Tomorrow night Strength and Conditioning chat 8pm central,
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A5) dbl ball drill again when coach holds up hand with 1 finger 2 finger etc... qb has to yell out # coach is holding up.
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Anybody else gonna be at Glazier in Dallas Friday & Saturday? Let's get together & talk some ball!
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Will def be back next week coach also checkout Tue 8-9 EST✌🏾️ https://t.co/lhiyYiSVEo
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Great work tonight! Thank you for your participation tonight and developing in our profession!
