#hogfbchat Archive


Monday February 5, 2018
9:00 PM EST

  • CoachDingus - Moderator Feb 5 @ 9:00 PM EST
    Coaches! Welcome to the Monday Night #hogfbchat sponsored by @GametimeStrat https://t.co/G4AXEHoOpv Tonight's topic is Pass Protection!
  • Warhogs56 Feb 5 @ 9:00 PM EST
    Kyle Murphy, HB, CA #TeamFreeAgent #hogfbchat
  • participatechat Feb 5 @ 9:00 PM EST
    Participate in the upcoming #hogfbchat by sharing resources and collaborating at https://t.co/YdwWJrEzXw
  • CoachRmcD60 Feb 5 @ 9:00 PM EST
    Ryan McDonald General Manager of #TeamFreeAgent Indiana #hogfbchat
  • CoachDingus - Moderator Feb 5 @ 9:01 PM EST
    The best hour on twitter Offensive Line coaches from all over the world collaborating with other Offensive Line Coaches! #hogfbchat
  • Coach_DBall Feb 5 @ 9:01 PM EST
    Daniel Ball O-Line Tenaha, Tx #hogfbchat
  • smokemirrorwt Feb 5 @ 9:01 PM EST
    Scott meadows, Smoke and Mirrors Wing-T. Getting ready... https://t.co/NCV8UlaYw1 #hogfbchat
  • coach_giles54 Feb 5 @ 9:01 PM EST
    Brandon Giles Oroville High School OL/DL Coach #hogfbchat
  • CoachStough Feb 5 @ 9:01 PM EST
    Robert Stough. Offensive Line and Asst. Strength & Conditioning. Kearney High School. Kearney, Missouri. #hogfbchat
  • HSSocialMedia Feb 5 @ 9:01 PM EST
    .@HSSocialMedia heading over to #hogfbchat. #football join us.
  • coachcurd Feb 5 @ 9:01 PM EST
    Scott Curd HFC Carbon Hill (AL) HS. Bed ridden with flu. #hogfbchat
  • MinOfOffense Feb 5 @ 9:01 PM EST
    DJ Pittel, OC/OL, William Chrisman HS #hogfbchat
  • Coach_Adam_Mac Feb 5 @ 9:01 PM EST
    Adam Mac, West Des Moines, Iowa #hogfbchat
  • Scott3Young Feb 5 @ 9:01 PM EST
    Scott Young TE coach Union HS, Tulsa Oklahoma #hogfbchat
  • CoachDingus - Moderator Feb 5 @ 9:02 PM EST
    We will follow a Q&A format, pleasure RT all questions for maximum visibility. Make sure to use #hogfbchat in all interactions. We want to reach all coaches and tap the vast knowledge!
  • CoachMillerOL Feb 5 @ 9:02 PM EST
    David Miller Greencastle, PA! Stoked to be here this evening! My days on #TeamFreeAgent are coming to an end very soon! Now to enjoy the best hour on twitter #hogfbchat
  • Coach_Pfiester Feb 5 @ 9:02 PM EST
    Mike Pfiester Free Agent Cartersville, GA #hogfbchat
  • Coach_Ram8 Feb 5 @ 9:02 PM EST
    Jaime Ramirez #TeamFreeAgent Las Cruces, NM #hogfbchat
  • Scrabes Feb 5 @ 9:02 PM EST
    John Scrabeck Wisconsin #hogfbchat
  • harper_coach Feb 5 @ 9:02 PM EST
    Rowdy Harper. Broken Arrow OK. Offensive line coach. Administrative level auxiliary coordinator. Cohost of @RunThePower #hogfbchat
  • schipper33 Feb 5 @ 9:02 PM EST
    Travis Schipper, HC, Cherokee, IA. #hogfbchat
  • Coach_Marrs Feb 5 @ 9:02 PM EST
    DJ Marrs. HC Quitman, Ar #hogfbchat
  • BOYCPfootball Feb 5 @ 9:02 PM EST
    Sheamus Murphy, HC, Back of the Yards College Prep High School, Chicago, IL. #hogfbchat
  • CoachOrtizOL Feb 5 @ 9:02 PM EST
    Oh it’s that time! I’m Robert Ortiz. Varsity OL coach & JV OC ya Murrieta Valley HS in beautiful Murrieta, CA! Your favorite coach’s favorite coach, the young gun, the best looking OL coach in the country, so on and so forth. Let’s do this😈 #HogFBChat
  • coachelman Feb 5 @ 9:02 PM EST
    Pretty excited to take a break from my teaching portfolio for #hogfbchat Derrick Elman, Iowa Falls-Alden oline
  • CoachDingus - Moderator Feb 5 @ 9:03 PM EST
    If this is your first time on #hogfbchat We encourage you to get involved! Reading through is great, but answering is so much better!
  • OLCoachTaylor Feb 5 @ 9:03 PM EST
    Brian Taylor OL Coach at Strongsville HS and owner of @BigDogOL #hogfbchat
  • FISTFootball Feb 5 @ 9:03 PM EST
    Gentlemen (and I use that term loosely)! Let’s let the best hour on twitter commence! Coach Kevin Sabo. Owner/Operator of the best damn line company in Illinois. #FISTfootball #hogfbchat
  • CoachDShack Feb 5 @ 9:03 PM EST
    Hercules aka Jason Kelce (@JasonKelce) Anyone got a drill to pick up stunts this? 😂😂😂 #hogfbchat
  • CoachBenPalmer Feb 5 @ 9:03 PM EST
    Ben Palmer OC/OL Calvary (Shreveport,LA) #hogfbchat
  • Coach_LMorman Feb 5 @ 9:03 PM EST
    Larry Morman - OL -Highside, Norman, OK #hogfbchat
  • GlennFernetti Feb 5 @ 9:03 PM EST
    Glenn Fernetti, Keokuk Iowa and first Monday in a while I haven't had basketball. Also trying to figure out if the Eagles ran any actual RPOs last night #hogfbchat
  • CoachOrtizOL Feb 5 @ 9:03 PM EST
    Oh it’s that time! I’m Robert Ortiz. Varsity OL coach & JV OC at Murrieta Valley HS in beautiful Murrieta, CA! Your favorite coach’s favorite coach, the young gun, the best looking OL coach in the country, so on and so forth. Let’s do this😈 #HogFBChat
  • FootballXandOs Feb 5 @ 9:03 PM EST
    Dan Paplaczyk Assistant TO the Regional Manager #TeamFreeAgent https://t.co/6o1BRgh7sB #hogfbchat
  • martinalvdly Feb 5 @ 9:03 PM EST
    Martin Alvarez OL, Natalia HS, Natalia, TX #hogfbchat
  • Pogue_Mike Feb 5 @ 9:03 PM EST
    Mike Pogue, OL Coach, Sun Prairie High School, WI. #hogfbchat
  • coachruffbc Feb 5 @ 9:03 PM EST
    Jacob Ruff OL Coach Brookfield Central, Brookfield, WI. #hogfbchat
  • CoachDingus - Moderator Feb 5 @ 9:04 PM EST
    The #hogfbchat is a great way to expand your Professional Learning Network! We want to keep growing our global network of coaches! Follow other coaches!
  • JENKScoachGWOOD Feb 5 @ 9:04 PM EST
    Doug Greenwood OL Jenks America #hogfbchat
  • CoachBennett32 Feb 5 @ 9:04 PM EST
    Mathew Bennett, OL/Run Game Coordinator at Woodmont High School, checking in while watching a classic movie #hogfbchat
  • vesselwelder6g Feb 5 @ 9:04 PM EST
    Randy Williams Semi pro OC currently in school for credentials #hogfbchat
  • RecruitLook_sm Feb 5 @ 9:04 PM EST
    HSSocialMedia : .HSSocialMedia heading over to #hogfbchat. #football join us.
  • kickandswab Feb 5 @ 9:04 PM EST
    Adam Hass- OL- Collinsville, OK #hogfbchat
  • RecruitLook_sm Feb 5 @ 9:04 PM EST
    HSSocialMedia : RT CoachDingus: The best hour on twitter Offensive Line coaches from all over the world collaborating with other Offensive Line Coaches! #hogfbchat
  • RecruitLook_sm Feb 5 @ 9:04 PM EST
    HSSocialMedia : RT CoachDingus: Coaches! Welcome to the Monday Night #hogfbchat sponsored by GametimeStrat https://t.co/wiH6zaHvqh Tonight's topic is Pass Protection!
  • RecruitLook_sm Feb 5 @ 9:04 PM EST
    HSSocialMedia : RT CoachDingus: We will follow a Q&A format, pleasure RT all questions for maximum visibility. Make sure to use #hogfbchat in all interactions. We want to reach all coaches and tap the vast knowledge!
  • CoachWilcox55 Feb 5 @ 9:04 PM EST
    Brandon Wilcox HFC @MontevalloFB #hogfbchat
  • SkinnyOLcoach Feb 5 @ 9:04 PM EST
    Just gonna leave this here for everyone #hogfbchat
  • klyntweber Feb 5 @ 9:04 PM EST
    Klynt Weber OL - Sigourney Keota Cobras in the great state of Iowa #hogfbchat
  • coachcostanzo55 Feb 5 @ 9:04 PM EST
    Frank Costanzo - Padua Franciscan Parma Ohio and @FoundationOL #hogfbchat
  • CoachSimard Feb 5 @ 9:04 PM EST
    Bob Simard OLine Maestro - Tech Sensei Sutter HS, CA #hogfbchat
  • CoachBigPete Feb 5 @ 9:04 PM EST
    Peter Leinweber Football Analyst Publisher 6 of @DeepDishFB and @WIMIReport EX-Coach and Lover of Pumpkin Spice #HOGFBCHAT
  • coach_schmitty Feb 5 @ 9:04 PM EST
    Joe Schmitt HFC Bureau Valley Storm Manlius IL I’m excited to learn! #hogfbchat
  • MinOfOffense Feb 5 @ 9:04 PM EST
  • CoachDingus - Moderator Feb 5 @ 9:05 PM EST
    Let's get going with check-ins! Tell the #hogfbchat who you are and what you coach. Even if you just lurk make sure to check in and say hello! Also bring on the GIF's!
  • CoachShiffman - Moderator Feb 5 @ 9:05 PM EST
    HELLO! Tony Shiffman, HFC for the @BloodhoundFB of Fort Madison. Also your cohost tonight for the #hogfbchat
  • Martidou14092 Feb 5 @ 9:05 PM EST
    Doug Martin, Sacred Heart Griffin HS, Springfield IL #hogfbchat
  • Olinecoach70 Feb 5 @ 9:05 PM EST
    Ryan Covert, E.E. Smith High School Offensive Line #hogfbchat
  • AJ_Woolley Feb 5 @ 9:05 PM EST
    AJ Woolley, Pittsburg TX OL #hogfbchat
  • FISTFootball Feb 5 @ 9:05 PM EST
    Let’s see if I can get @olin_kreutz to join up with us. #hogfbchat
  • CoachLisaLimper Feb 5 @ 9:05 PM EST
    Lisa Limper, Nashville TN. #TeamFreeAgent QBs and Operations #hogfbchat
  • Coach_Timmerman Feb 5 @ 9:05 PM EST
    Jake Timmerman OL coach @ Northside in GA #hogfbchat
  • Blake_Amsler Feb 5 @ 9:05 PM EST
    #hogfbchat The school that doesn't punt and goes for it on 4th down is having a clinic in Little Rock, AR. March 8-9. Message @coachkelley1 or myself for more info. We'll discuss our philosophy behind winning 4 state championships in a row.
    • coachkelley1 Jan 28 @ 1:32 PM EST
      For you coaches out there, our on campus clinic is March 8&9 covering our way of playing, off, def, onside kicks, 2 pt plays, & philosophy. Email me at kevin.kelley@pulaskiacademy.org for details.
  • Tpeck2 Feb 5 @ 9:05 PM EST
    Tom Peck Soon to be deceased via Sun Devil body slam... WR, STC, DB Hopeful HC Indiana #hogfbchat
  • klyntweber Feb 5 @ 9:05 PM EST
    Klynt Weber Sigourney Keota Cobras snow like crazy in Iowa today #hogfbchat
  • CoachACraig Feb 5 @ 9:06 PM EST
    Aaron Craig/Head Freshman Coach/Junction City H.S., Junction City, KS #hogfbchat
  • mt_stjohn Feb 5 @ 9:06 PM EST
  • bigbanjomike Feb 5 @ 9:06 PM EST
    Trying to do homework while the #hogfbchat is going on. But let’s be honest, we know the chat is more important.
  • tabs052 Feb 5 @ 9:06 PM EST
    Joe Tabay Ol New Brighton PA #hogfbchat
  • RogerBurtonwphs Feb 5 @ 9:06 PM EST
    Roger Burton West Point MS Home of the 9 - Time State Champs Green Wave.. #PointCity Topic is Pass Protection..👀 #hogfbchat
  • Coach_MarkBrown Feb 5 @ 9:06 PM EST
    Mark Brown OC/OL North Central HS (Indianapolis) #hogfbchat
  • CoachMilder Feb 5 @ 9:06 PM EST
    David Milder OL Coach Waterloo West High School, Waterloo Iowa. #hogfbchat
  • kenleybyrd Feb 5 @ 9:07 PM EST
    Kenley Byrd OL/DL Marianna MS Marianna FL. #hogfbchat
  • GTCoachFlores Feb 5 @ 9:07 PM EST
    Jarrell Flores Georgetown HS, Georgetown, TX, America #hogfbchat
  • Mr_Stadem Feb 5 @ 9:07 PM EST
    Chad Stadem, HC, SF Washington, Sioux Falls, SD #hogfbchat
  • CoachGemig Feb 5 @ 9:07 PM EST
    Jeremy Gemig St. Francis (WI) HS #hogfbchat
  • RhodesFootball Feb 5 @ 9:07 PM EST
    Peter Jennings Offensive Coordinator and Associate HFC Rhodes College #hogfbchat
  • CoachWertz12 Feb 5 @ 9:07 PM EST
    Jake Wertz, OL/TE, Hays High School Buda, TX #hogfbchat
  • PigSkinCoach Feb 5 @ 9:07 PM EST
    Greg Wallis Tuttle, okla #hogfbchat
  • HaydenDeLano Feb 5 @ 9:07 PM EST
    Hayden DeLano HC - Cross County, NE #hogfbchat
  • CoachBrassard Feb 5 @ 9:07 PM EST
    Ray Brassard OC/RB Puyallup HS, Puyallup WA #hogfbchat
  • MinOfOffense Feb 5 @ 9:08 PM EST
    Let's see what we can come up with tonight #hogfbchat
  • fritts57 Feb 5 @ 9:08 PM EST
    Brice Fritts OL Douglas Freeman HS. Words can’t describe how excited I am for #hogfbchat
  • CoachDingus - Moderator Feb 5 @ 9:08 PM EST
    Jack Dingus, Defensive Coordinator at Crooked Oak High School in Oklahoma City, OK Co-Host and Co-Founder of the #hogfbchat Check out @CoachShiffman watching laughing at RPO Collinsworth during Super Bowl LII
  • _Coach_Adams Feb 5 @ 9:08 PM EST
    Chase Adams. Farmersville HS, Texas. OC/OL. New to this but heard about it and thought I'd give it a shot. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachDingus
  • CoachRHiggins Feb 5 @ 9:08 PM EST
    Ryan Higgins, OL Coach at Chisholm Trail HS in Saginaw, Texas #HogFbChat
  • DerrekFikes Feb 5 @ 9:09 PM EST
    Derrek Fikes. WB/TE & LB Coach. Sweet Water High School (AL). #hogfbchat
  • Coach_Sneed_BHS Feb 5 @ 9:09 PM EST
    That Guy, From That Place, That Coaches those Dudes #hogfbchat
  • CoachBradyWalz Feb 5 @ 9:09 PM EST
    Coach Walz, @RunThePower co-host with @harper_coach, Life Coach #hogfbchat
  • Coach_Pfiester Feb 5 @ 9:09 PM EST
    Need to get some more GA guys in here...where is @CoachRIngram tonight? We need to hear from dudes like you Coach! #hogfbchat
  • RecruitLook_sm Feb 5 @ 9:09 PM EST
    HSSocialMedia : RT CoachShiffman: HELLO! Tony Shiffman, HFC for the BloodhoundFB of Fort Madison. Also your cohost tonight for the #hogfbchat https://t.co/oWj3URIZ9e
  • RecruitLook_sm Feb 5 @ 9:09 PM EST
    HSSocialMedia : RT RhodesFootball: Peter Jennings Offensive Coordinator and Associate HFC Rhodes College #hogfbchat
  • DeepDishFB Feb 5 @ 9:09 PM EST
    ITS TIME #HOGFBCHAT
  • CoachShiffman - Moderator Feb 5 @ 9:10 PM EST
    Great GIF game already tonight! So proud of all of you! #hogfbchat
  • Coach_Matthess Feb 5 @ 9:10 PM EST
    Duane Matthess HC/OC Clarke HS Iowa #hogfbchat
  • CoachSilvernail Feb 5 @ 9:10 PM EST
    Jericho Silvernail from Cerritos HS #Hogfbchat
  • ScottEnyeart Feb 5 @ 9:10 PM EST
    Scott Enyeart , OL coach, Bothell HS in Bothell WA #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachDingus
  • CoachDingus - Moderator Feb 5 @ 9:10 PM EST
    Welcome to the #hogfbchat
    In reply to @_Coach_Adams
  • coachcostanzo55 Feb 5 @ 9:11 PM EST
    @CoachShiffman better have a Q5OT question lined up! #hogfbchat
  • thejwfoster3 Feb 5 @ 9:11 PM EST
    John Foster OC Smith Co. High Carthage TN #hogfbchat
  • CoachMBounds Feb 5 @ 9:11 PM EST
    Matt Bounds OC/OL Atholton HS Columbia MD #hogfbchat
  • Coach_Roy_ Feb 5 @ 9:12 PM EST
    Aaron Roy, OL Coach at Buffalo State in Buffalo NY #hogfbchat
  • CoachOrtizOL Feb 5 @ 9:12 PM EST
    I love that we are talking pass pro today! Last season at MV, gave up 8 sacks in 14 games on 316 passing attempts. 2.53% sack rate! #HogFBChat
  • CoachRmcD60 Feb 5 @ 9:12 PM EST
    Those of you on #TeamFreeAgent I think we need Shirts #hogfbchat
  • MinOfOffense Feb 5 @ 9:12 PM EST
    #hogfbchat Let's get this started before I lose control!
  • elsbury_nick12 Feb 5 @ 9:12 PM EST
    Nick Elsbury. Recent college grad now joining the teaching and coaching world! #hogfbchat
  • CoachDingus - Moderator Feb 5 @ 9:13 PM EST
    Let's Finish up with the check ins! Glad to have all of you here on the Monday Night #hogfbchat Question 1 is coming up!
  • woodsaj7 Feb 5 @ 9:13 PM EST
    AJ Woods OC/QB South Charleston Southeastern (OH) #hogfbchat
  • NebraskaCOOL Feb 5 @ 9:13 PM EST
  • CoachBenPalmer Feb 5 @ 9:13 PM EST
    Welcome! #hogfbchat
    In reply to @_Coach_Adams, @CoachDingus
  • CoachHesterSMHS Feb 5 @ 9:13 PM EST
    Chance Hester Special Teams Coordinator St. Michael Baton Rouge #hogfbchat
  • CoachSelfridge Feb 5 @ 9:13 PM EST
    Casey Selfridge - HFC - Greenhill School. Addison , TX #hogfbchat
  • CoachPorterJP3 Feb 5 @ 9:13 PM EST
    Trey Porter Head Coach Roosevelt High School - St. Louis, Missouri #hogfbchat
  • CoachSmithKHS Feb 5 @ 9:13 PM EST
    Matt Smith, Kaneland HS, IL...probably lurking a bit tonight #notinacreepyway #hogfbchat
  • klyntweber Feb 5 @ 9:13 PM EST
    Coaches plz hit me up/share the best/creative ways you use data to build game plans I want to innovate more klyntweber@gmail.com #hogfbchat
  • RecruitLook_sm Feb 5 @ 9:14 PM EST
    HSSocialMedia : RT CoachShiffman: Great GIF game already tonight! So proud of all of you! #hogfbchat https://t.co/rWdD75aXug
  • CoachRomack Feb 5 @ 9:14 PM EST
    Jimmy Romack, O-Line Coach at Greenville, IL High School. #hogfbchat
  • CoachJRoberts18 Feb 5 @ 9:14 PM EST
    Jason Roberts @Sky_Coach rep, system is used by top programs around the country as well as the @CFL #hogfbchat #marketleader
  • CoachDingus - Moderator Feb 5 @ 9:15 PM EST
    Q1: What is your favorite protection with five blockers and Why? #hogfbchat
  • SSHS_CoachCoons Feb 5 @ 9:15 PM EST
    Jon Coons LB/WR/ Defensive Coordinator Saratoga Springs High School, Saratoga Springs NY #hogfbchat
  • RogerBurtonwphs Feb 5 @ 9:15 PM EST
    @CoachDingus and @CoachShiffman trying to think of a pass pro Q? #hogfbchat
  • coachsjones1 Feb 5 @ 9:15 PM EST
    #hogfbchat 15 minutes later and no talking ball, while we’re young guys!
  • weekschad Feb 5 @ 9:15 PM EST
    Chad Weeks Mosley HS Panama City, FL #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachDingus
  • OLCoachHam Feb 5 @ 9:15 PM EST
    Brian Hamilton OL coach Murray State University 11 years HS head coach TFS Consultant and XFL hopeful #hogfbchat
  • CoachJohnJensen Feb 5 @ 9:15 PM EST
  • CoachFreitag Feb 5 @ 9:15 PM EST
    Joe Freitag Monmouth #hogfbchat
  • RobbWright63 Feb 5 @ 9:15 PM EST
    Robbie Wright Lakewood H.S. Lover of the unathletic fat kids #hogfbchat
  • CoachRLott Feb 5 @ 9:15 PM EST
    Ryan Lott OL/Strength Coach Mt. Zion HS (IL) #mtzmade #hogfbchat
  • MinOfOffense Feb 5 @ 9:16 PM EST
    A1: The one we all communicate and talk. No secrets, please #hogfbchat
  • CoachRmcD60 Feb 5 @ 9:16 PM EST
    A1 Man Slide it allows us to sure up QB backside and allow him to see what he needs to beat if they bring pressure #hogfbchat
  • CoachSmithKHS Feb 5 @ 9:16 PM EST
    A1: Full Slide (big fan of quick game) #hogfbchat
  • Tpeck2 Feb 5 @ 9:16 PM EST
    BOB with 50 protection. Got to be a dawg #hogfbchat
  • CoachMarcWilson Feb 5 @ 9:16 PM EST
    Marc Wilson DL Graceland University #hogfbchat
  • SkinnyOLcoach Feb 5 @ 9:16 PM EST
    A1. Does waggle count as a protection? #hogfbchat
  • Coach_Ram8 Feb 5 @ 9:16 PM EST
    A1: BOB (Big on Big). Our big uglies vs their big uglies. Plus one skinny guy if they bring a 6th. Leave no doubt and exert our will. #hogfbchat
  • CoachOrtizOL Feb 5 @ 9:16 PM EST
    A1: Really dependent on scheme but we are rarely going anything but BoB when it’s 5 on 5. Means hot read, RB out on a route. #HogFBChat
  • CoachMBounds Feb 5 @ 9:16 PM EST
    Gap scheme play action. Other than that I am not a big fan of 5 man protections in High School #hogfbchat
  • FootballXandOs Feb 5 @ 9:17 PM EST
    A1) We have been BOB for 5-man protection, but I am looking to change that. Anxiously awaiting to see the answers here... #hogfbchat
  • coachclay_ Feb 5 @ 9:17 PM EST
    William Clay oline coach laurel High school #hogfbchat
  • smokemirrorwt Feb 5 @ 9:17 PM EST
    A1: probably half slide BOB. Easy to teach. Just gotta have a QB that can account for the 6th guy with the hot route. I #hogfbchat
  • coach_mallard Feb 5 @ 9:17 PM EST
    A1) I like man all the time. Coming from Air Raid, We have the 5 most dangerous guys. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachDingus
  • CoachJohnJensen Feb 5 @ 9:17 PM EST
    #hogfbchat A1: man to primary side, 3 man slide to QB's backside.
  • coach_remer Feb 5 @ 9:17 PM EST
    A1: I like either a step hinge or a full slide. Gives them one gap to worry about and allows us to move the pocket a bit #hogfbchat
  • JasonMac37 Feb 5 @ 9:17 PM EST
    Jason McElhaney DC/OL Sharon High 🐅 #hogfbchat
  • NebraskaCOOL Feb 5 @ 9:17 PM EST
    A1 half slide. Able to handle 6 Defenders from a variety of positions Without getting too complicated #hogfbchat
  • fritts57 Feb 5 @ 9:17 PM EST
    A1: BOB. Can sometimes use double response with uncovered. In any case that ball better be gone quick. #hogfbchat
  • FISTFootball Feb 5 @ 9:17 PM EST
    A1: Deoends on the front. Usually I go gap protection. But if I get a 4-man front I’ll do 4 down and a backer. #hogfbchat
  • FightingKnights Feb 5 @ 9:17 PM EST
    Seth Mruz, HC/OC/OL Archbishop Bergan in Fremont, NE. Great source of knowledge, just here to learn tonight! #hogfbchat
  • harper_coach Feb 5 @ 9:17 PM EST
    A1) We use man and slide side. Looking to work sifting to a mugged LB on the man side this year. #hogfbchat
  • CoachSilkowski Feb 5 @ 9:18 PM EST
    Matt Silkowski Head Coach/OC Lincoln, IL #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachDingus
  • MinOfOffense Feb 5 @ 9:18 PM EST
    A1: We call it King. T's married to the E's. G's & C take care of the middle three in closing the Mike in a 30. In a 40 bib on big plus Mike. #hogfbchat
  • tabs052 Feb 5 @ 9:18 PM EST
    A1. Tough to answer, depends on what we are seeing, put would go with half slide, can account for blitzes easy #hogfbchat
  • coachruffbc Feb 5 @ 9:18 PM EST
    A1: Don’t have one. Our half-slide could be done with 5 guys, but QB would have to sight adjust quickly against blitz. #hogfbchat
  • CoachWertz12 Feb 5 @ 9:18 PM EST
    A1: well that’s tough... what am I doing out of it? Quick game/ play action we half slide - back responsible for PS inside out backers. Sprint out has to be turn back protection. It’s mucho easier #hogfbchat
  • coach_remer Feb 5 @ 9:18 PM EST
    A1. I know some teams that slide on playside and man backside though. #hogfbchat
  • bk3320 Feb 5 @ 9:18 PM EST
    Bill Kowal OL coach and OC. East Grand Rapids High, Michigan. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachDingus
  • coachelman Feb 5 @ 9:18 PM EST
    A1: half slide. Makes sure we are big on big on the backside. #hogfbchat
  • JENKScoachGWOOD Feb 5 @ 9:18 PM EST
    A1: Scheme, front, pressure, and personnel accelerators will determine the answer to best pass pro/ favorite. Against an odd front, like BOB. Pass set = R.O.C. (Read-Out-Center) #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachDingus
  • Coach_MarkBrown Feb 5 @ 9:18 PM EST
    A1: Man scheme, get max protection while getting max number of receivers out in the pattern. #hogfbchat
  • coachcostanzo55 Feb 5 @ 9:18 PM EST
    Q1A1 half slide #hogfbchat
  • coachcurd Feb 5 @ 9:19 PM EST
    Was BOB but after hearing @CoachRmcD60 talk on man slide this weekend thinking of changing #hogfbchat
  • toe___kneee Feb 5 @ 9:19 PM EST
    A1 Im a fan of BOB protection. When done right, that pocket looks beautiful. #hogfbchat
  • somachad Feb 5 @ 9:19 PM EST
    Chad Soma OL Wagoner High School, Wagoner, OK. #hogfbchat
  • GTCoachFlores Feb 5 @ 9:19 PM EST
    A1: if we can half-man, let’s go. Front and film study will help determine that #hogfbchat
  • RecruitLook_sm Feb 5 @ 9:19 PM EST
    HSSocialMedia : RT CoachDingus: Q1: What is your favorite protection with five blockers and Why? #hogfbchat
  • CoachACraig Feb 5 @ 9:19 PM EST
    A1: I like slide protection. Helps with open windows and back can concentrate on one area instead of more than 1. #hogfbchat
  • Scrabes Feb 5 @ 9:19 PM EST
    As a wing-t, not many 5 man pros. Love a slide with every help backside. But let’s be real #i’dtrapthat #hogfbchat
  • CoachBDud Feb 5 @ 9:19 PM EST
    A1: Half slide! It works vs the greatest amounts of front/stunts. Has rules built in for even/odd fronts. Qb knows where he is safer (slide side) and where he is weaker (man side). Using half slide = less time spent WHO to block so i can spend more time on HOW #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachDingus
  • kenleybyrd Feb 5 @ 9:19 PM EST
    A1: I have always liked right side man, C-BST gap protect/hinge away and quick “cup”/inside check then hinge and help they’ve always been moneymakers and Easy to perfect #hogfbchat
  • Warhogs56 Feb 5 @ 9:19 PM EST
    A1) I prefer a 3-man half-slide w/man by the other 2. Teaching the concept is easy thus leaving more time for #SKAQ #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachDingus
  • woodsaj7 Feb 5 @ 9:19 PM EST
    A1: Half Slide; BoB to call side, QB must ID hot read. #hogfbchat
  • Coach_Pfiester Feb 5 @ 9:19 PM EST
    A1: quick game - 1/2 man 1/2 slide...would rather be throwing Playaction off stretch...Playaction is best 5 man protection...gets QB on the move helps OL who get to do what they do best, mash someone! #hogfbchat
  • PigSkinCoach Feb 5 @ 9:19 PM EST
    A1 half slide, qb knows who we can't pick up deliver accordingly...can't block em all #hogfbchat
  • CoachSelfridge Feb 5 @ 9:19 PM EST
    A1 - Half slide , allows us to stay big on big and have a plan for backers. Puts onus on QB to really understand who he needs to control. #hogfbchat
  • Olinecoach70 Feb 5 @ 9:19 PM EST
    A1: We run a lot of BOB for our 5 man protection. Pretty easy concept for the guys to grasp #hogfbchat
  • CoachFreitag Feb 5 @ 9:19 PM EST
    A1 1/2man 1/2zone combo. Anytime you can keep an Olineman from a 1-1 scenario and just block space makes things easier! #hogfbchat
  • coachclay_ Feb 5 @ 9:19 PM EST
    A1.slide pro or BOB protection #hogfbchat
  • CoachSmithKHS Feb 5 @ 9:19 PM EST
    Alright, I’m an idiot, our full slide is 6-man....I like BOB with the peel call (G or C can peel to outside rusher) #hogfbchat
  • coachvint Feb 5 @ 9:19 PM EST
    Vs Odd front, 4 man slide, vs even front 3 man slide. Gives the QB a definitive scheme knowing who he must account for with his eyes. #hogfbchat
  • schipper33 Feb 5 @ 9:19 PM EST
    A1) We have done BOB in the past. Working with some slide protection, making QB accountable for the 6th man. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachDingus
  • Coach_Roy_ Feb 5 @ 9:19 PM EST
    Q1. Man slide. Let the QB read the 6th man #hogfbchat
  • CoachOrtizOL Feb 5 @ 9:19 PM EST
    A1 cont: actually kinda funny now that I think about it. We do go PA Boot with turn pro out of 5-man but even then we use the RB as an influence blocker, chipping the free end. Does that count? Hmmmm #HogFBChat
  • Pogue_Mike Feb 5 @ 9:19 PM EST
    A1: Man, gotta keep eyes up and communicate. Love that the C/G get to beat up on the NT. #hogfbchat
  • harper_coach Feb 5 @ 9:19 PM EST
    A1) We ran a lot of dual read in college against odd. Makes it tough to do well when you are a run heavy team though. Only so much time in the day and leaves the center on stunner island @Redman_58 #hogfbchat
  • CoachStough Feb 5 @ 9:19 PM EST
    A1) Half-slide BOB. We don’t do a lot of empty stuff so I have the luxury of having a Back or TE in on the protections most of the time. If it’s ever BOB across the board i picked up a new term from the kids this year…”Arby’s” #5for5 #hogfbchat (s/o to @COACHLUE )
  • DerrekFikes Feb 5 @ 9:20 PM EST
    A1: BoB all day. Those 5 passes that we do per game. 😒 #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachDingus
  • GTCoachFlores Feb 5 @ 9:20 PM EST
    A1: if we can half-slide, let’s go. Front and film study will help determine that #hogfbchat
  • Martidou14092 Feb 5 @ 9:20 PM EST
    A1: half man half slide. #hogfbchat
  • JasonMac37 Feb 5 @ 9:20 PM EST
    A1: we rarely use 5 man but if we do it’s BOB and the QB is responsible for dealing with the 6th rusher, if he comes. #hogfbchat
  • CoachRLott Feb 5 @ 9:20 PM EST
    A1: Half-slide/half-man with the QB setting the protection so that he knows what defender he is responsible for. Also carries over nicely to 6-man protection with a back then. #mtzmade #hogfbchat
  • Coach_Timmerman Feb 5 @ 9:20 PM EST
    A1) Only five I like BOB with OL picking up most dangerous 2nd level threat(s) in the box #hogfbchat
  • AvonCoachJJ Feb 5 @ 9:20 PM EST
    A1: The one that takes away the 5 most dangerous pass rushers/blitzers. #hogfbchat
  • CoachMillerOL Feb 5 @ 9:20 PM EST
    A1. I like a simple 50 pro when we are empty or sending the back out. It is simple big-on-big for the OL, and the QB has his quick read off of the will backer. #hogfbchat
  • GlennFernetti Feb 5 @ 9:20 PM EST
    I like bob with dual reading guards vs odd front; center bobbing shade and guard dual reading vs even front #hogfbchat
  • wsentilles Feb 5 @ 9:20 PM EST
    Wayne Sentilles OL Destrehan HS Destrehan, LA #hogfbchat
  • CoachGemig Feb 5 @ 9:20 PM EST
    A1: playside slide with BS tackle in man, back fills open gap #hogfbchat
  • CoachOrtizOL Feb 5 @ 9:20 PM EST
    And really now that I think more about it, our BoB is essentially half slide and governed by the same rules. So there’s that. #HogFBChat
  • kickandswab Feb 5 @ 9:20 PM EST
    If it is just 5 man and no back? I prefer to go BOB. We can throw off of the blitzer, or tuck it, if they bring more than we have! #HOGFBCHAT
  • smokemirrorwt Feb 5 @ 9:21 PM EST
    A1: continued... but I hate 5 man protection. Running game and play action for me. #HOGFBCHAT
  • OLCoachTaylor Feb 5 @ 9:21 PM EST
    A1. We use a man side and a zone side. #hogfbchat
  • Mr_Stadem Feb 5 @ 9:21 PM EST
    A1 - We have a number of protections depending on the situation. Half slide BOB, Q has Opposite LB...Hot read. #hogfbchat
  • NebraskaCOOL Feb 5 @ 9:21 PM EST
    A1 of course I would rather keep a FB/RB in. Not a fan of empty unless we can get a 5-man box... we line up in empty to run the ball #hogfbchat
  • bk3320 Feb 5 @ 9:21 PM EST
    A1) Half man, half slide. I like it because it C can slide either way to the 3 man side and it fits in with our 6 man protection...nothing different for the OL. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachDingus
  • coachsjones1 Feb 5 @ 9:21 PM EST
    #hogfbchat A1: 4 man slide, big on big w/ bs tackle. Slide away from a gap player vs even front
  • Coach_LMorman Feb 5 @ 9:21 PM EST
    A1 - Depends on front. V. Even I like slide with a man concept on backside of slide. Vs odd I like having Gs read LBs and fan if/depending on blitz. I like asking a lot of my guys and having a few diff pass pro options. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachDingus
  • RogerBurtonwphs Feb 5 @ 9:21 PM EST
    A1: Going for the throats with the first Q @CoachDingus.. Half man/ Half slide.. Never do it though #hogfbchat
  • CoachRHiggins Feb 5 @ 9:21 PM EST
    I'm always partial to 5 man slide with RB opposite the slide because of how simple it is and, if anyone gets through, you know where they're coming from. If no RB to help, half man half slide. #hogfbchat
  • Coach_Matthess Feb 5 @ 9:21 PM EST
    PS slide protection, WS pinning back with QB rolling playside... it’s money! #hogfbchat
  • Scrabes Feb 5 @ 9:21 PM EST
    A1: As a wing-t, not many 5 man pros. Love a slide with rb help backside. But let’s be real #idtrapthat #hogfbchat #hogfbchat
  • coach_schmitty Feb 5 @ 9:21 PM EST
    BOB protection! It’s simple and holds O-lineman accountable. We have hot routes for blitzes. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachDingus
  • Coach_Marrs Feb 5 @ 9:21 PM EST
    A1) with just 5 man, I like man/bob w our vertical sets. We can pick up 5, QB is responsible for #6 and it opens up running lanes . #hogfbchat
  • CoachBrassard Feb 5 @ 9:21 PM EST
    A1: Half slide and have the QB understand the unprotected gap/man I like the pocket plus better for outside pressure pickup, somebody is always dropping an inside LB #hogfbchat
  • CoachFreitag Feb 5 @ 9:22 PM EST
    A1 we will set the zone turn to the blitz tendency of the defense. If there isn’t one we will slide to there best rusher/or to our weakest player. #hogfbchat
    • CoachFreitag Feb 5 @ 9:19 PM EST
      A1 1/2man 1/2zone combo. Anytime you can keep an Olineman from a 1-1 scenario and just block space makes things easier! #hogfbchat
  • CoachPorterJP3 Feb 5 @ 9:22 PM EST
    A1) Big on Big. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachDingus
  • weekschad Feb 5 @ 9:22 PM EST
    A1: Half Slide. Jump sets if quick game. Normal kick slide if empty drop back. Start the slide at the playside bubble. Same protection as normal 6 man half slide pro except qb is responsible for blitzer. #hogfbchat
  • Warhogs56 Feb 5 @ 9:23 PM EST
    I’ve still used the slide protection vs. odd. Protection just starts at the BSG. Thus, the BST is the only man block. Secured the middle & helps the C. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @harper_coach, @Redman_58
  • MinOfOffense Feb 5 @ 9:23 PM EST
    A1: King #hogfbchat
  • AJ_Woolley Feb 5 @ 9:23 PM EST
    A1) BOB vs Odd front that brings OLBs. Half man, half slide vs other fronts. Ended up being able to check between the 2 at the end of last year with senior at C, otherwise would prefer to just set it via gameplan #hogfbchat
  • _Coach_Adams Feb 5 @ 9:23 PM EST
    A1) Read Man. VS even: uncovered lineman is double reader. VS odd: both guards are double readers. Simplifies blocking rules by getting as many Big On Big blocks as possible. Fifth man must be able to move, and can find work when no extra pressure. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachDingus
  • CoachBradyWalz Feb 5 @ 9:23 PM EST
    A1: Man-Sort with Rules and Checks for QB. This is when we free-release RB. When in Empty, we have some different ideas we use vs certain fronts and looks. #hogfbchat
  • coachruffbc Feb 5 @ 9:23 PM EST
    A1 cont: Always struggled with hard, fast BOB rules. Maybe I wasn’t good enough at teaching it #hogfbchat
  • CoachShiffman - Moderator Feb 5 @ 9:24 PM EST
    Q2 is coming up shortly! #hogfbchat
  • RobbWright63 Feb 5 @ 9:24 PM EST
    A1: 3-4 man slide backside BOB QB must account for anything extra. Our number protection and simple for the kids #hogfbchat
  • wsentilles Feb 5 @ 9:24 PM EST
    A1: BOB let the QB take care of number 6 and we got the rest #hogfbchat
  • CoachBarcenez Feb 5 @ 9:24 PM EST
    A1. 5 man pass pro I like to BOB it. Vs even or odd keying ends and OLBs. Both come we are now HOT! Got to have good tracks to pick up twist and stunts #hogfbchat
  • Coach_Pfiester Feb 5 @ 9:24 PM EST
    Why not jump set in all pass game? What percentage is your quick game vs. Dropback? #hogfbchat
    In reply to @weekschad
  • FightingKnights Feb 5 @ 9:24 PM EST
    A1: what about BOB #hogfbchat
  • DrFridayNiteLts Feb 5 @ 9:24 PM EST
    Marques Stevenson, St. Francis HS (Wheaton, IL) OL coach. #hogfbchat
  • CoachSmith67 Feb 5 @ 9:24 PM EST
    Fav time of the week: #hogfbchat #mypeople
  • CoachSimard Feb 5 @ 9:24 PM EST
    A1: Slide protection, walling backside. Most flexible (Play action and sprint out). Lets me see how athletic AND SMART on OLine is as a group. #hogfbchat
  • CoachOrtizOL Feb 5 @ 9:24 PM EST
    It’s pretty natural. Our normal half-slide has RB working inside threat to our as the sixth blocker, BoB works the same just leaves an LB free backside of call. #HogFBChat
    In reply to @Coach_Timmerman
  • MinOfOffense Feb 5 @ 9:24 PM EST
    A1: King vs 30 #hogfbchat
  • CoachShiffman - Moderator Feb 5 @ 9:25 PM EST
    Q2: How do you communicate when a 6th blocker needs to stay in for pass protection? #Hogfbchat
  • OLCoachHam Feb 5 @ 9:25 PM EST
    Thanks @CoachRomack we use the 5 man Nickel protection scheme with the basic “MAN & FAN” as the foundation. We also use a 5 man gap scheme as a play action #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachRomack, @CoachDingus, @CoachRomack
  • PigSkinCoach Feb 5 @ 9:25 PM EST
    A1 man the 3/5 side and slide the shade/5 #hogfbchat
  • AvonCoachJJ Feb 5 @ 9:26 PM EST
    A2: qb to the 6th blocker. #hogfbchat
  • FISTFootball Feb 5 @ 9:26 PM EST
    A1 Bonus: I’m a fan of having a back chip, too. In college we would do BoB and account for the backside backer and the RB would scan Mike to Sam. If no blitz they’d leak out to the flat. #hogfbchat
  • wsentilles Feb 5 @ 9:26 PM EST
    A2: It’s in the protection call. It lets him know where to check before he goes into his route. #hogfbchat
  • CoachOrtizOL Feb 5 @ 9:26 PM EST
    A2: it’s built into the play call. We treat everything tagged with our normal pass pro as 6-man half slide, if QB audibles it really doesn’t change anything for us. #HogFBChat
  • CoachMBounds Feb 5 @ 9:26 PM EST
    Pretty much all of our protections are 6 man. Back goes opposite of the call. #hogfbchat
  • CoachSmithKHS Feb 5 @ 9:26 PM EST
    A2: if it’s not part of the call, it’s up to the QB to keep the 6th man in #hogfbchat
  • CoachRmcD60 Feb 5 @ 9:26 PM EST
    A2 RB reads 1-2 Inside our LBs if they blitz he stays if not he releases on route #hogfbchat
  • CoachGemig Feb 5 @ 9:27 PM EST
    A2: as a run heavy team, we usually have at least 6 #hogfbchat
  • coachelman Feb 5 @ 9:27 PM EST
    A2: Help player is always a call during the week. We plan for it. Haven’t really done it any other way. #hogfbchat
  • Martidou14092 Feb 5 @ 9:27 PM EST
    A2: protection name communicates 5/6/7. If back is free release qb needs to know his area hots. #hogfbchat
  • Warhogs56 Feb 5 @ 9:27 PM EST
    A2) We have the RB check release. That way we always have 6 to start unless otherwise game planned. Part of the play call. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachShiffman
  • FootballXandOs Feb 5 @ 9:27 PM EST
    A2) We never do. QB needs to know what he needs to throw and when off the extra rusher. Maybe that is the wrong answer at times. #hogfbchat
  • BOYCPfootball Feb 5 @ 9:27 PM EST
    A2: “Brown” line blocks right and RB picks up the left C gap. “Black” line blocks left and RB picks the right C gap. #hogfbchat
  • coach_giles54 Feb 5 @ 9:27 PM EST
    We usually just go BoB. Keep it simple. I really am interested in the half slide everyone does. How do you determine what side slides? #hogfbchat
  • smokemirrorwt Feb 5 @ 9:27 PM EST
    A1: in the past we let the guard who helps the Center tell the RB which Lb is free. Our OL are much more adept at identifying defenses than RB. #hogfbchat
  • coach_mallard Feb 5 @ 9:27 PM EST
    A2) If the RB is staying in then he’ll call a LB to let the OL he’s got him. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachShiffman
  • klyntweber Feb 5 @ 9:27 PM EST
    A2: 90% of time our back has a default check first before releasing to a route so he is always checking or pass pro #Hogfbchat
  • RogerBurtonwphs Feb 5 @ 9:27 PM EST
    A2: Typically Extra Pass protector is RB who either goes opposite the slide of the OL or inserts on ILB's in BOB protections ..I would hope Teams would tag them with a call in Pass plays..#hogfbchat
  • Mr_Stadem Feb 5 @ 9:28 PM EST
    A2 - Q is the 6th block or has ability to keep RB in for 6 pro or H/TE for Max 7. #hogfbchat
  • Coach_Timmerman Feb 5 @ 9:28 PM EST
    A2) RB is always involved in pass pro in some form in all concepts except Stick so no need to tag the RB to stay in. If we want to keep a TE in to block we have a tag we use for that #hogfbchat
  • Coach_MarkBrown Feb 5 @ 9:28 PM EST
    A2: We have it automatically in our pass pro scheme. QB and OL needs to understand their rules when the RB is out in the pattern. #hogfbchat
  • PigSkinCoach Feb 5 @ 9:28 PM EST
    A2 back insert/release to man 3/5 side #hogfbchat
  • CoachJohnJensen Feb 5 @ 9:28 PM EST
    #hogfbchat A2: He blocks LB on primary read side. That is also our man/BOB side. BOB also means back on backer to that side. If no LB, then route.
  • fritts57 Feb 5 @ 9:28 PM EST
    A2: built into the protection scheme. QB might let RB know to stay if he sees blitz when in 5-man. We will call “stay” if want TE to block. We don’t have a check at the line for either, though... 🤔 #hogfbchat
  • coach_remer Feb 5 @ 9:28 PM EST
    A2. Most of the time we formation a full back or wing over to help out. It's called in the huddle. Max protect etc #hogfbchat
  • CoachStough Feb 5 @ 9:28 PM EST
    A2) Its built in to the protection call. Like I said we don’t work in a lot of empty sets. Most of our stuff incorporates a 6th blocker in some way. Curious to see other answers from y’all. #hogfbchat
  • coachclay_ Feb 5 @ 9:28 PM EST
    A2. 6th blocker automatically built into pass pro. Slide pro & halfside man backside. Backs will give hogs a call to let them know he is gone #hogfbchat
  • JasonMac37 Feb 5 @ 9:28 PM EST
    A2: our base protection is always half slide with the back as the 6th protector so 5 man pro is the exception that we need to communicate. #hogfbchat
  • GlennFernetti Feb 5 @ 9:28 PM EST
    For us, our base was six man half slide. So, if the RB was tagged to run a route, a "bob" call was given to the line. Otherwise, it was assumed we had out TB helping in protection #hogfbchat
  • Coach_Ram8 Feb 5 @ 9:28 PM EST
    A2: We communicate to the back from the OL. “Hot” call or “Fire” call. Let’s the RB where his eyes need to go first and then that way there is no confusion who the OL have. 5 man front, he checks inside out for first blitzing backer. #hogfbchat
  • CoachMillerOL Feb 5 @ 9:28 PM EST
    A2. In our 60 pro back steps up and knows he has mike backer if he comes. Slide pro the back knows he has backside, and when we move the pocket back knows he helps frontside. Pretty simple stuff. #hogfbchat
  • JENKScoachGWOOD Feb 5 @ 9:28 PM EST
    A2 it is communicated through a Common Language (#R4) that identifies one of the 5 Pass Pro Families, which direction, and the 5,6,7,8,or 9 man protection #hogfbchat
  • Martidou14092 Feb 5 @ 9:28 PM EST
    A2: if we call 6 man protection, rb stays in no matter what. If no pressure he is looking to sauce some ribs. #hogfbchat
  • Olinecoach70 Feb 5 @ 9:28 PM EST
    A2: We will signal in for our back or the sniffer to stay in #hogfbchat
  • coachruffbc Feb 5 @ 9:28 PM EST
    A2: It’s in the play call. RB and/or TE will know if they’re in. #hogfbchat
  • Tpeck2 Feb 5 @ 9:29 PM EST
    KRYSTAL IS GOING HOME BYE YOU CRAZY ***** #hogfbchat
  • RecruitLook_sm Feb 5 @ 9:29 PM EST
    HSSocialMedia : RT CoachShiffman: Q2: How do you communicate when a 6th blocker needs to stay in for pass protection? #Hogfbchat
  • Scrabes Feb 5 @ 9:29 PM EST
    A2) PST calls for help from RB if too many threats to PS. BST calls for help from G/C if too many threats to BS. #hogfbchat
  • MinOfOffense Feb 5 @ 9:29 PM EST
    LG has 3 step inside first on short 3 step pass set. C and RG help on 2i until Mike comes. Mike come A center picks him up. If there is a twist by 2i &M RG will pick up Mike and leave 2i for C #hogfbchat
    • AJ_Woolley Feb 5 @ 9:26 PM EST
      Something like that even front you drew. 3 and 2i with 5s
      In reply to @MinOfOffense
  • Blake_Amsler Feb 5 @ 9:29 PM EST
    . We never do lol. Always trying to get 5 out on routes. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachShiffman
  • weekschad Feb 5 @ 9:29 PM EST
    I coach the qb’s so my answer is based on time needed. In quick game my guys know to get the ball out fast enough that if a lineman misses on the jump set it’s not a disaster. In dropback more time is needed therefore we kick slide. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @Coach_Pfiester
  • Pogue_Mike Feb 5 @ 9:29 PM EST
    A2: We have it built in to the call. RB always working inside-out. If they bring more than 6, QB knows he’s working hot. #hogfbchat
  • kickandswab Feb 5 @ 9:29 PM EST
    We use a numbering system with our plays that tells the RB what they are doing. (Route or Protection) Having said that, we do not do a whole lot of 5 man protecting. #hogfbchat
  • CoachRLott Feb 5 @ 9:29 PM EST
    A2: The QB better figure it out and tell the back or that defender will be sitting in the QB's lap. #mtzmade #hogfbchat
  • Coach_Pfiester Feb 5 @ 9:29 PM EST
    A2: is built into call...back will check and then release...#hogfbchat
  • Coach_Marrs Feb 5 @ 9:29 PM EST
    A2) QB has the option to keep RB in if he feels he can’t pick up #6. We will tag W/protection call If we want to keep and H/TE in to protect #hogfbchat
  • _Coach_Adams Feb 5 @ 9:29 PM EST
    Exactly. It's just a Bob protection with specific rules for the uncovered guys. Uncovered man double reads always working inside out. In 6-man protection we half slide like most. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @Blake_Amsler, @CoachDingus
  • CoachSelfridge Feb 5 @ 9:29 PM EST
    A2 - never really NEED to keep a guy in. Should be able to block 5. Scheme/ QB needs to have plan for anything after that. #hogfbchat
  • kenleybyrd Feb 5 @ 9:29 PM EST
    Q2: I like having the F pick up the 6th man if I don’t have a TE. If we send the TE and let the F get him then we will always have a “me/you” type call #hogfbchat
  • thecoachvogt Feb 5 @ 9:29 PM EST
    A2- the sixth man always stays in unless tagged to go out because I like my QB #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachShiffman
  • CoachRomack Feb 5 @ 9:30 PM EST
    A2: it's built in to the play call. RB will notify OL if he is staying in to help on man side or not #hogfbchat
  • weekschad Feb 5 @ 9:30 PM EST
    The jump sets are to try and keep everything at the line of scrimmage seeing as the majority of quick game throws are not downfield. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @Coach_Pfiester
  • FISTFootball Feb 5 @ 9:30 PM EST
    A2: we generally tag it. If we need to check to it the QB will tell the RB. Our OL has their specific gap (again, we normally go 3-man slide). Our back will fill backside B-gap. #hogfbchat
  • Coach_Pfiester Feb 5 @ 9:30 PM EST
    A2 cont. Try not to overthink the pass protection stuff, we are generally 60-70% run and a vast majority of our pass game is PAP anyway. #hogfbchat
  • CoachPorterJP3 Feb 5 @ 9:30 PM EST
    We get a 6th Blocker from an RB he has blitz pickup before check-down away from slide-protection. 600 Protect Slide Right RB block MDM to opposite side. In BoB protect, he helps inside out. When using TE for 6th his rules are the same as rest of the OL. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachShiffman
  • TGilliland57 Feb 5 @ 9:30 PM EST
    Check release is the name of the game! Unfortunately most of the time the RB just freezes up and never releases...#hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachShiffman
  • Coach_DBall Feb 5 @ 9:30 PM EST
    Our RB will stay in to block unless we tell him otherwise. #hogfbchat
  • Coach_Roy_ Feb 5 @ 9:30 PM EST
    A2. QB makes the call on every protection. He has the ability to call 5 or 6 man. When in doubt, he'll keep his RB in and check release #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachShiffman
  • Coach_Matthess Feb 5 @ 9:30 PM EST
    A2) We game plan where we want to send that extra blocker depending on where we are rolling to and the defense we are facing #hogfbchat
  • woodsaj7 Feb 5 @ 9:30 PM EST
    A2: Still Half Slide. Depending on the front and where the slide begins. FB/HB will insert between slide and BoB #Hogfbchat
  • Tpeck2 Feb 5 @ 9:31 PM EST
    Tiny call for the RB to stay... Tight for TE to stay... Zippo for slot to motion in to wing position All on QB #hogfbchat
  • CoachBradyWalz Feb 5 @ 9:31 PM EST
    A2: We have different protection names/calls for RB, FB, or H-Back/Y as the 6th protector. All other rules are the same for the OL. #hogfbchat
  • CoachBarcenez Feb 5 @ 9:31 PM EST
    A2. If we are in 5 man pass pro and need a 6th blocker we crack the back opposite our read side. Change BOB pro to a slide pro. It’s communicated from the QB. Trained eyes from our Q. Pre snap reads #hogfbchat
  • CoachBrassard Feb 5 @ 9:31 PM EST
    A2: 6 guy stays in if the concept tells him he doesn’t have a route or if we don’t tag him on a route #hogfbchat
  • bk3320 Feb 5 @ 9:31 PM EST
    A2) I signal what protection I want and QB relays it with our coded words. ie razor/lazer. Different words for R/L as well as 5/6/7 man protection #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachShiffman
  • mt_stjohn Feb 5 @ 9:31 PM EST
    A1. We don't change anything from our 6 man protection. QB has RBs guy #hogfbchat
  • FISTFootball Feb 5 @ 9:32 PM EST
    Jump set? Is that a vertical drive/catch? #hogfbchat
    In reply to @weekschad, @Coach_Pfiester
  • OLCoachTaylor Feb 5 @ 9:32 PM EST
    A2. I used to have a tackle slap his hip if thought he needed help, which would override route, now RB help is built into protections #hogfbchat
  • NebraskaCOOL Feb 5 @ 9:32 PM EST
    A2 half slide Bob, fullback is usually in anyway and picks up MLB to man side OLB #hogfbchat
  • Coach_Ladd Feb 5 @ 9:32 PM EST
    A2: that's QBs call if he feels a blitz threat pre-snap he'll tell the oline and back at the line... but id rather stay in 5man and throw hot @BIGGUNONE #hogfbchat
  • coachvint Feb 5 @ 9:32 PM EST
    When you do keep the back in on protection... This! #hogfbchat
  • coach_giles54 Feb 5 @ 9:32 PM EST
    We are a no huddle team and do hand signals. So we have designed plays that he stays in. Our line also can call out an audible for a blitz that can hold a RB in #hogfbchat
  • MinOfOffense Feb 5 @ 9:32 PM EST
    A2: King #hogfbchat
  • CoachDingus - Moderator Feb 5 @ 9:33 PM EST
    Great interaction thus far Coaches! Question 3 is coming up! #hogfbchat
  • vesselwelder6g Feb 5 @ 9:33 PM EST
    A2:we have an aitomatic check and release with the back on the qb blind side. When qb he recognizes he'll stay we have a call to designate the rest of the line to slide opposite direction #hogfbchat
  • JohnSegars8 Feb 5 @ 9:33 PM EST
    Why didn’t you run any plays I drew up for you this year @coachsjones1? #hogfbchat
  • mt_stjohn Feb 5 @ 9:33 PM EST
    A2. We don't change. QB has to deal with 6 the rusher #hogfbchat
  • CoachBennett32 Feb 5 @ 9:33 PM EST
    A1: Big on Big because if you rep it enough, it can be used effectively against a wide variety of looks, stunts, and blitzes #hogfbchat
  • coach_schmitty Feb 5 @ 9:33 PM EST
    A2) We will use 5 man and have hot reads. We don’t tag a guy to help or chip. If we need help we run 6-7 man protections. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachShiffman
  • coachnaron Feb 5 @ 9:33 PM EST
    A1: whichever one you choose just make sure your visor-wearing OC is matching his scheme to account for the 6th man!!! #hogfbchat
  • Coach_Pfiester Feb 5 @ 9:33 PM EST
    Keep as many things as humanly possible the same for our boys up front...less thinking, more aggression! #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachBradyWalz
  • GrizzlyBeard78 Feb 5 @ 9:34 PM EST
    Oh crap I’m late! #hogfbchat
  • Coach_Ladd Feb 5 @ 9:34 PM EST
    Love jump sets at any time but if your playing a team that will stunt a lot being too aggressive can hurt you #hogfbchat
    In reply to @Coach_Pfiester, @weekschad
  • Scott3Young Feb 5 @ 9:34 PM EST
    #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachShiffman
  • CoachBennett32 Feb 5 @ 9:34 PM EST
    A2: we call a 6 man protection through a QB relaying the call #hogfbchat
  • CoachDingus - Moderator Feb 5 @ 9:35 PM EST
    Q3: Do you prefer full slide or Half slide protections? #hogfbchat
  • Coach_Pfiester Feb 5 @ 9:35 PM EST
    To me it is just an aggressive get after their tail get-off followed by mirror drill if ball isn't out. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @FISTFootball, @weekschad
  • weekschad Feb 5 @ 9:36 PM EST
    Small s/o to @JustPlaySS Best diagramming tools in the business. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @bk3320, @JustPlaySS
  • Coach_Pfiester Feb 5 @ 9:36 PM EST
    Thats why you pound the rock...take their silly pass rush games out of the equation. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @Coach_Ladd, @weekschad
  • AJ_Woolley Feb 5 @ 9:36 PM EST
    A2) certain protection play calls are 5 man, certain are 6 man, and others are 7 man #hogfbchat
  • GrizzlyBeard78 Feb 5 @ 9:36 PM EST
    Man slide. Back reads 1-2 then out if no threat #efficiency #hogfbchat
  • CoachSimard Feb 5 @ 9:36 PM EST
    A2: Determined during the week - D Tendencies. #hogfbchat
  • CoachSmithKHS Feb 5 @ 9:36 PM EST
    A3: Full Slide...pretty simple for the OL and perfect for the quick game #hogfbchat
  • CoachBradyWalz Feb 5 @ 9:36 PM EST
    Absolutely. Keep the WHO simple so we can teach the WHY and HOW thoroughly. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @Coach_Pfiester
  • tabs052 Feb 5 @ 9:36 PM EST
    Our base protection keeps 6 in, will make a call if necessary #hogfbchat
  • CoachRmcD60 Feb 5 @ 9:36 PM EST
    A3 Half slide for drop back and quick game full slide for Play Action #hogfbchat
  • coachclay_ Feb 5 @ 9:36 PM EST
    A3. Either one is fine with me! I use both! If coaches coached correctly both are effective #hogfbchat
  • CoachBennett32 Feb 5 @ 9:36 PM EST
    A3: I prefer half slide because I prefer the matchup of a running back reading A-gap to A-gap to take on a backer than sliding backside against a defensive end #hogfbchat
  • Coach_Ram8 Feb 5 @ 9:36 PM EST
    A3: I prefer half slide, but will use full slide when needed. Simulates wide zone and we can catch some LB’s and safeties peeking. #hogfbchat
  • AvonCoachJJ Feb 5 @ 9:36 PM EST
    A3: half slide or 4 man side. I prefer not have an RB block a DL. And I hope to be fired if I ever have an RB blocking while an OL sets to space. #hogfbchat
  • kenleybyrd Feb 5 @ 9:36 PM EST
    Q3: half slide.... always. Just personal preference #hogfbchat
  • Tpeck2 Feb 5 @ 9:36 PM EST
    Uhhh... BOB? #hogfbchat
  • CoachOrtizOL Feb 5 @ 9:36 PM EST
    A3: I am a half-slide truther until the day I die. #HogFBChat
  • coachsjones1 Feb 5 @ 9:36 PM EST
    I see you have your excuse ready for giving up a sack! Your OC is gonna throw his visor #hogfbchat
    In reply to @coachnaron
  • GrizzlyBeard78 Feb 5 @ 9:36 PM EST
    Half slide fo sho! #hogfbchat
  • CoachSelfridge Feb 5 @ 9:36 PM EST
    A3 - typically I have not had a back that can consistently fill on full slide protections. One of the reasons we are half slide. #hogfbchat
  • coachelman Feb 5 @ 9:36 PM EST
    A2: I like them both. Would rather use full, but half has been better for us the last few years. #hogfbchat
  • coach_mallard Feb 5 @ 9:36 PM EST
    A3) Neither. No need to practice a lot of protections. Let’s get amazing at one and be the best at it. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachDingus
  • Coach_Marrs Feb 5 @ 9:36 PM EST
    A3) I like full slide. Less moving parts and “if-thens”. Also allows us to interchange OL positions since we are a smaller school #hogfbchat
  • thecoachvogt Feb 5 @ 9:36 PM EST
    A3-half slide because I don’t like putting a back on a DE #hogfbchat
  • fritts57 Feb 5 @ 9:36 PM EST
    A3: half slides 24-7. Have toyed with full slides. Especially looking into them with big blitz teams and some quick game. Don’t like putting my RB on the DE. #NoHelp #hogfbchat
  • CoachMillerOL Feb 5 @ 9:36 PM EST
    A3. I like full slide. No particular reason. That is just what was always done on lines I have played on and it’s what I coach. #hogfbchat
  • schipper33 Feb 5 @ 9:36 PM EST
    A2: We have done Quarter (Right), Dime (Middle), Nickel (Left). Also trusted our back to check blitz first before releasing. No back we bogey call a hot route. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachShiffman
  • Coach_LMorman Feb 5 @ 9:37 PM EST
    A3 - how bout 4/5ths slide? We man the BST on the DE. Has worked pretty good for us. #HOGFBCHAT
    In reply to @CoachDingus
  • kickandswab Feb 5 @ 9:37 PM EST
    Half Slide! #hogfbchat
  • Martidou14092 Feb 5 @ 9:37 PM EST
    A3: half slide. If rb's could cut in illinois would consider full slide a little more. #hogfbchat
  • coachruffbc Feb 5 @ 9:37 PM EST
    A3: Either? I like full slide for play-action...half-slide concept if we need to protect for longer #hogfbchat
  • CoachRLott Feb 5 @ 9:37 PM EST
    A3: Half-slide for quick game and drop backs. Full slide for play-action. #mtzmade #hogfbchat
  • CoachBDud Feb 5 @ 9:37 PM EST
    A1: base pass pro keeps RB in as 6th (we can give him a route if we want). We can make a call to keep the FB and/OR TE in protection if we want. Easy with hand signals or wristbands... you just tell that individual player where he fits in the protection #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachShiffman
  • CoachRomack Feb 5 @ 9:37 PM EST
    Half slide for Dropback. Full slide for some Play Action but I'm always cautious of leaving the RB on a DL #hogfbchat
  • Coach_Timmerman Feb 5 @ 9:37 PM EST
    A3) Half-slide all day everyday. At this level I would not want to ask my RB to go block DEs all game lol. Not saying it can’t be done but I just don’t think it’s the wisest option #hogfbchat
  • CoachShemby Feb 5 @ 9:37 PM EST
    #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachShiffman
  • MinOfOffense Feb 5 @ 9:37 PM EST
    A2: Queen if W is whipping our azz. If W walks up late it is a SHARK call. Hand on helmet like a SHARK fin. #hogfbchat
  • coach_remer Feb 5 @ 9:37 PM EST
    A3. Full slide. Everyone moving the same direction allows us to move the pocket and know which gap we are responsible for. K.I.S.S principle #hogfbchat
  • CoachJohnJensen Feb 5 @ 9:37 PM EST
    #hogfbchat A3: both have their place. Half is my preference except quicks on the GL, like full there.
  • GlennFernetti Feb 5 @ 9:37 PM EST
    I actually prefer full slide in terms of strictly scheme...but currently half as we've had a run of absolutely tiny TBs. DE vs TB has not been a good matchup lately! #hogfbchat
  • NebraskaCOOL Feb 5 @ 9:37 PM EST
    A3 Half. Rather have FB on a LB. OL spends a lot of time working on pass Pro, DL spends a lot of time on pass rush. #hogfbchat
  • PaulHansen21 Feb 5 @ 9:38 PM EST
    Half man half side all day!! #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachDingus
  • AJ_Woolley Feb 5 @ 9:38 PM EST
    A3) Half slide primarily. Get like bodies on like bodies. Don’t want a skill kid blocking DL #hogfbchat
  • Coach_Roy_ Feb 5 @ 9:38 PM EST
    Q3. It all depends on the situation. Half slide for 3 and 5 step. Full slide for PAP #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachDingus
  • Coach_Matthess Feb 5 @ 9:38 PM EST
    A3) Well I hope based off my previous answer I prefer half-slide 🤔 #hogfbchat
  • NateRouse Feb 5 @ 9:38 PM EST
    Nathan Rouse OL/DL Red Oak, IA #hogfbchat
  • TGilliland57 Feb 5 @ 9:38 PM EST
    A2: Half slide...never want a back responsible for a DL. Nightmare scenario for me! #hogfbchat
  • klyntweber Feb 5 @ 9:38 PM EST
    A3 depends on personnel I think half slide fits a tall less elusive passer & full slide benefits runner more just my opinion #hogfbchat
  • RogerBurtonwphs Feb 5 @ 9:38 PM EST
    A3:Full Slide..easier for HS kids to pick up and learn.. next question #hogfbchat
  • GTCoachFlores Feb 5 @ 9:38 PM EST
    A3: Half-slide because of the versatility #hogfbchat
  • PaulHansen21 Feb 5 @ 9:38 PM EST
    Half man half slide all day #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachDingus
  • schipper33 Feb 5 @ 9:38 PM EST
    A3: Half slide. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachDingus
  • smokemirrorwt Feb 5 @ 9:38 PM EST
    A3: definitely full slide unless people start bringing 2 off the edge. If that happens we have to make a fire call so the guard and Center block out a man to that side. Leaves a gap inside but that means they’re bringing 7 against our 6. QB must account for him. #hogfbchat
  • FISTFootball Feb 5 @ 9:38 PM EST
    A3: I like half, or 4-man slide. Our BST is BoB, our RB fills B. Accounts for everything coming and our guys are able to sort it out. Tackles generally take a “B” angle in drive catch. G C G take an “A” angle. #hogfbchat
  • Pogue_Mike Feb 5 @ 9:38 PM EST
    A3: we have used both in the past, but I prefer 1/2. We had a lot of success with it last year. #hogfbchat
  • MinOfOffense Feb 5 @ 9:38 PM EST
    A3: Do I have to? #hogfbchat
  • FootballXandOs Feb 5 @ 9:38 PM EST
    Here is the 2 main Pass Pros we use from our Playbook. #hogfbchat
  • CoachBenPalmer Feb 5 @ 9:38 PM EST
    Am I just overthinking this or is there merit to having another system to set the protections besides R/L words? Seems that's what everyone does so I worry that defenders in the box will start to pick when it's a pass or run. Was thinking of doing coLLege / pRo teams #hogfbchat
  • Coach_MarkBrown Feb 5 @ 9:38 PM EST
    A3: I prefer half slide because I would rather match my RBs on the LBs then on a DE. Bigs on other bigs and skill vs skill. #hogfbchat
  • weekschad Feb 5 @ 9:38 PM EST
    That’s essentially what it is. Like I said, the QB’s know that “⏱ is 💰” If they get sacked in quick game it’s their own damn fault. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @Coach_Pfiester, @FISTFootball
  • Scrabes Feb 5 @ 9:38 PM EST
    A3) Full slide. Small school oline is playing dline/lb too. Stay simple and keep inside gaps protected with least thinking. Also love the aggression of full slide and the confidence it provides the pretty boy knowing A/B gaps are solid. #hogfbchat
  • martinalvdly Feb 5 @ 9:39 PM EST
    Q3: full slide with back to help playside if max protection needed or scouting shows multiple blitzes #hogfbchat
  • RecruitLook_sm Feb 5 @ 9:39 PM EST
    HSSocialMedia : RT CoachDingus: Q3: Do you prefer full slide or Half slide protections? #hogfbchat
  • CoachBarcenez Feb 5 @ 9:39 PM EST
    Q3. Kinda depends on the play call like to full slide it. If sliding to an uncovered area check for backer run through, look to help a neighborhood and and then get backside #hogfbchat
  • JasonMac37 Feb 5 @ 9:39 PM EST
    A3: half slide has been really good for us. Our back can get on a backer as the 6th protector or get into check down if he isn’t threatened. #hogfbchat
  • FightingKnights Feb 5 @ 9:39 PM EST
    A2: QB #hogfbchat
  • _Coach_Adams Feb 5 @ 9:39 PM EST
    A3) Both are necessary, but half slide if I have to choose one. Keeps the RB off a DE, and allows him to check release for checking down. Also, by having the Tackles control the width, and the three interior control the depth, a perfect passing pocket is created. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachDingus
  • PigSkinCoach Feb 5 @ 9:39 PM EST
    A3 half slide by rule a 505 turns into man-4slide #hogfbchat
  • adammwilson Feb 5 @ 9:39 PM EST
    Adam Wilson H.Backs/ Tight Ends Paulding Co HS Dallas, Ga My Wife and I are having our first child in 2 weeks! #hogfbchat
  • RogerBurtonwphs Feb 5 @ 9:39 PM EST
    A3: Really depends on how well your Rb's block in pass pro and how big DE is , just lots of different variables #hogfbchat
  • AvonCoachJJ Feb 5 @ 9:39 PM EST
    Side note: weekly preparation for protections is a top 5 football activity for me. #leavenostoneunturned #hogfbchat #cleansheets
  • CoachBDud Feb 5 @ 9:40 PM EST
    A3: I think you need both. Half slide is great as a base but full slide is useful against all out blitz looks and when you want to get 6/7/8 guys involved in the protection to take deep shots. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachDingus
  • wsentilles Feb 5 @ 9:40 PM EST
    A3: Depends on the defensive scheme but full slide leaves the guesswork out of it. Just slide to the call side and wreck havoc. #hogfbchat
  • smokemirrorwt Feb 5 @ 9:40 PM EST
    A3: cont. I don’t like a RB on a DE, but using play action with full slide sometimes gets the RB tackled, but that guy won’t get to the QB. #HOGFBCHAT
  • NateRouse Feb 5 @ 9:40 PM EST
    A1: We run a lot of roll and half roll pass so we tend to full slide, have done some BOB at times. Still attempting to develop #hogfbchat
  • coach_giles54 Feb 5 @ 9:40 PM EST
    A3: Half slide. I hate having backs try and block bigs unless i have a special back who really takes pride in that. #hogfbchat
  • CoachMBounds Feb 5 @ 9:40 PM EST
    Depends on front. Odd front or Stack I prefer full slide. Even front I like half slides. #hogfbchat
  • bk3320 Feb 5 @ 9:41 PM EST
    A3) Half slide. If with RB, he works ILB to OLB opposite direction of the slide #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachDingus
  • Coach_Pfiester Feb 5 @ 9:41 PM EST
    A3: When we were an Option team we were full slide...since our transition to a zone based system I have come to really like Half-Slide...keeps your back from being isolated on the big time boy dogs we faced in GA 7A ball #hogfbchat
  • RobbWright63 Feb 5 @ 9:41 PM EST
    A3): 3-4 man slide which leaves our backside tackle responsible for the defensive end. I don't like running backs being responsible to block someone on the defensive line #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachDingus
  • CoachACraig Feb 5 @ 9:41 PM EST
    A2: we use heavy formations calls. #hogfbchat
  • woodsaj7 Feb 5 @ 9:41 PM EST
    A3: Half Slide; we cross-teach it with our zone principles covered is BoB and our first uncovered starts the slide. RB fills the divide; which is usually where the cutback on Inside Zone occurs. #hogfbchat
  • CoachShemby Feb 5 @ 9:41 PM EST
    A3 - I have done both, but I have more success with the 1/2 slide. (Technically 2/5 slide) my BST dual reads and takes the most inside threat. My center and guard away from the RB call side slide. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachDingus
  • OLCoachTaylor Feb 5 @ 9:42 PM EST
    A3. I like half slide when the QB has quick drops like 3/5step and Full Slide for Play Action and QB Roll Out plays, haven't had to do a full slide yet though #hogfbchat
  • CoachBrassard Feb 5 @ 9:42 PM EST
    A3: Half and never full, I don’t like RB’s on DE’s #HogFBChat
  • NateRouse Feb 5 @ 9:42 PM EST
    A2: It's usually tagged in the play or based on formation. RBs work inside out on BOB protection to help #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachShiffman
  • FootballXandOs Feb 5 @ 9:42 PM EST
    When someone says full slide, do you mean all 5 OL, or just the 4 OL and the BST is Man on? #hogfbchat
  • adammwilson Feb 5 @ 9:42 PM EST
    A3. Half slide. Usually the QB is rolling to the slide so we feel it makes more sense to half slide it. #hogfbchat
  • coach_schmitty Feb 5 @ 9:42 PM EST
    Half Slide for our 6 man protection. Gap back backside, BOB frontside with RB taking 1st threat, inside@our on frontside. 7 man gets a little kinky. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachDingus
  • PigSkinCoach Feb 5 @ 9:43 PM EST
    A3 better have solid rules for odd fronts that jump from base (505) okie (404) bear (303) #hogfbchat
  • Coach_Ladd Feb 5 @ 9:43 PM EST
    A3: half slide.. in 5man pro an A or B gap blitz will technically turn the pro. into full slide we'll "pop" it with the tackle and throw hot off of the DE #hogfbchat
  • CoachShiffman - Moderator Feb 5 @ 9:44 PM EST
    Q4 coming up next! #hogfbchat
  • adammwilson Feb 5 @ 9:44 PM EST
    A2: It’s in our play call. We determine the protection. #hogfbchat
  • CoachStough Feb 5 @ 9:44 PM EST
    A3) Halfslide. It sures up the back end w BOB + Back & allows our Q to be more aware of where we’re deficient to the slide side. Not to mention makes picking up the rush to the slide side a more manageable. Also keeps our Backs from blocking DL which is also a plus. #hogfbchat
  • CoachBenPalmer Feb 5 @ 9:44 PM EST
    Use city/states for our pass concepts. City = quick State = dropback. i.e. "Vermont" = 4 verts. Word tells the skills what route concept & OL what type of protection. So I thought of doing coLLege/pRo teams to set direction but don't want to overthink it & confuse kids #hogfbchat
    In reply to @NebraskaCOOL
  • NateRouse Feb 5 @ 9:44 PM EST
    A3: Prefer half slides but sometimes a full slide is necessary especially in our years with less experienced men manning the trenches #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachDingus
  • CoachShiffman - Moderator Feb 5 @ 9:45 PM EST
    Q4: What is the most under utilized part of teaching pass protection? #Hogfbchat
  • CoachPMA Feb 5 @ 9:45 PM EST
    Phil Archuleta Saint Pius the X High Albuquerque, New Mexico #hogfbchat
  • CoachDShack Feb 5 @ 9:45 PM EST
    A3: I like my ribs full slab but my pass pro half slide #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachDingus
  • weekschad Feb 5 @ 9:45 PM EST
    Or as it was so eloquently put to our freshman qb on the ground clutching his chest after getting rocked in a varsity game when he held the ball on Snag. “That’s what you get, betcha won’t do that again” FYI, he lived, and has since learned his lesson... #hogfbchat
  • mac_webb Feb 5 @ 9:46 PM EST
    A3 #hogfbchat half slide. Slide-Man concept, use cov. Unc. Rules. Slide BS g if covered. T locked on E. RB is BS inside-out. Add rule if we get 2 out of 3 (edge,internal,sky rot) become full and rb picks up BS end. Can handle 4 FS in half most time.
  • DrFridayNiteLts Feb 5 @ 9:46 PM EST
    #hogfbchat
    • DrFridayNiteLts Feb 5 @ 9:45 PM EST
      Typically, the running back has a checkdown or swing in the pass game. However, when we call Ricky Tango or Lucy Thunder, we are sorting to that side so the RB is opposite of the call and the end man on LOS. Coming up to attack the the defender inside out. In BOB he has a route.
      In reply to @CoachShiffman
  • Scrabes Feb 5 @ 9:46 PM EST
    A3 cont) We will keep a TE to avoid RB vs. DE. We will also run 75-80% of time so DE’s are thinking wrong arm pullers rather than getting after QB #hogfbchat
  • CoachRmcD60 Feb 5 @ 9:46 PM EST
    A4 Hands and Shoulders so often you see players lunging and getting beat with a weak push pull just because of a weak punch and shoulders going forward #hogfbchat
  • coach_mallard Feb 5 @ 9:46 PM EST
    A4) It has to be stance.. stance starts everything. If your stance stinks, all your movements will stink. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachShiffman
  • FootballXandOs Feb 5 @ 9:46 PM EST
    That is what I thought. In the conferences I have been in, the DE's are the war daddys, why would you ever put your RB on him? #hogfbchat
    In reply to @Coach_LMorman
  • coachcurd Feb 5 @ 9:46 PM EST
    I think it’s posture. Keeping head & shoulders back on punch etc. #hogfbchat
  • MinOfOffense Feb 5 @ 9:46 PM EST
    A4: Communication #hogfbchat
  • CoachRLott Feb 5 @ 9:47 PM EST
    A4: To always keep feet alive, look for work, and to keep hands low and ready. #mtzmade #hogfbchat
  • RogerBurtonwphs Feb 5 @ 9:47 PM EST
    A4: How physical and aggressive u need to be in Pass Pro.. #hogfbchat
  • Martidou14092 Feb 5 @ 9:47 PM EST
    A4: depends what tech your teaching but if you are sliding i would say the punch. #hogfbchat
  • CoachRomack Feb 5 @ 9:47 PM EST
    A4: I always try to teach from the ground up. Footwork must come first! #hogfbchat
  • martinalvdly Feb 5 @ 9:47 PM EST
    That’s a good one!! #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachShiffman
  • CoachOrtizOL Feb 5 @ 9:47 PM EST
    A4: hard to say. It’s really a combination of things. Stance, strike, hand carriage, it’s all not coached enough in my opinion, and we stress it all every day. Even eyes, posture, all of it. #HogFBChat
  • CoachSimard Feb 5 @ 9:47 PM EST
    A3: Full slide for the versatility, options (Playaction) and sprint out #hogfbchat
  • Coach_Timmerman Feb 5 @ 9:47 PM EST
    A4) I’ll defer to the wiser and more experienced coaches on this one and take some notes lol #hogfbchat
  • Coach_Pfiester Feb 5 @ 9:47 PM EST
    A4: I feel that it's critical to stay as square as possible...while never dropping your Post foot...If you are aggressive off the ball, are square and never give up an inside move you will be OK for the vast majority of plays... #hogfbchat
  • adammwilson Feb 5 @ 9:47 PM EST
    A1: 4 Big and the Mike. #hogfbchat
  • CoachSelfridge Feb 5 @ 9:48 PM EST
    A4 - setting inside techniques is a PIA for us. And something we probably haven’t worked enough on. #Hogfbchat
  • PigSkinCoach Feb 5 @ 9:48 PM EST
    A4 taking the passive out of the word pass pro #hogfbchat
  • CoachRmcD60 Feb 5 @ 9:48 PM EST
    A4 also the concept of Finding work often in HS if a OL isn’t immediately engaged they stop #hogfbchat
  • coachclay_ Feb 5 @ 9:48 PM EST
    A4 identification & communication! #hogfbchat
  • bigbanjomike Feb 5 @ 9:48 PM EST
    I agree with it being stance. Whether it’s loading one leg or the other, shifting your mental weight like Tricket teaches, it’s overlooked way to often. Gotta start right if you expect to have the right steps to follow #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachShiffman
  • NebraskaCOOL Feb 5 @ 9:48 PM EST
    A4 getting depth quickly, I do not like quick sets on five-step drops. The quicker the OL gets depth, the more time they have to think and communicate in the event of a stunt or Blitz #hogfbchat
  • NateRouse Feb 5 @ 9:48 PM EST
    A4: I would say that teaching the ability to time your punch is both a difficult and underdeveloped skill in most OL especially tackles, teaching balance while in motion can also be a struggle #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachShiffman
  • FootballXandOs Feb 5 @ 9:48 PM EST
    A4) Using your eyes and what you should be looking at! I saw @AndrewCoverdale speak and he said you have to have active eyes in pass protection. It made so much sense and not something we ever paid enough attention to. That has been fixed! #hogfbchat
  • CoachBennett32 Feb 5 @ 9:48 PM EST
    A4: the marrying up of the feet and hands. Have to keep both active in pass protection, I would say another under taught part is proper body position when striking a defender, too much head ducking and bad hand placement #hogfbchat
  • FISTFootball Feb 5 @ 9:48 PM EST
    A4: under utilized like under taught? I’d have to say drive angles. I teach 3 based on alignment of the DL. And proper body angles. Too many coaches teach poor form in pass pro. Hips are rolled forward, knees over toes, back almost straight. #hogfbchat
  • CoachShemby Feb 5 @ 9:48 PM EST
    A4 - setting for depth is under utilized in our area. We use two different sets depending on play call, but getting away from the ball to allow for “clearing” is huge for us. I want to clear all the mess out and see what I am blocking, not just guess #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachShiffman
  • coachruffbc Feb 5 @ 9:48 PM EST
    A4: Leverage. Maintaining leverage relative to the defender and launch point makes the protection. #hogfbchat
  • _Coach_Adams Feb 5 @ 9:48 PM EST
    Same here! It gets the job done year after year! Still comes down to the Jimmy's and Joe's, but it's an easy protection that can be tweaked to hide weaker lineman, and it can be learned by anyone. Few calls needed to make it work. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @RobbWright63, @CoachDingus
  • martinalvdly Feb 5 @ 9:48 PM EST
    A4 Head Position and Resetting of hands!! Once the DL is into you it’s a dog fight!! #hogfbchat
    In reply to @coach_mallard, @CoachShiffman
  • GTCoachFlores Feb 5 @ 9:48 PM EST
    A4: that’s a question better suited for @OLineWorld65 #hogfbchat
  • JasonMac37 Feb 5 @ 9:49 PM EST
    A4: tough question. I think that still delivering a strong punch in pass pro is something that can’t be overlooked or forgotten. Pass pro doesn’t have to be passive. #Hogfbchat
  • RecruitLook_sm Feb 5 @ 9:49 PM EST
    HSSocialMedia : RT CoachShiffman: Q4: What is the most under utilized part of teaching pass protection? #Hogfbchat
  • kenleybyrd Feb 5 @ 9:49 PM EST
    A4: I think we, as coaches spend more time on pas pro than drive plays and assume they get it....which 11/10...they don’t...#hogfbchat
  • smokemirrorwt Feb 5 @ 9:49 PM EST
    A4: keeping the foot splitting the crotch, keep square, don’t give a soft shoulder until the man commits outside. #HOGFBCHAT
  • fritts57 Feb 5 @ 9:49 PM EST
    A4: Footwork. Always teach “recovery.” My guys won’t always get a great block, so we practice how to “save” the block in certain situations. #RideTheHip #Wrench #hogfbchat
  • CoachReed314 Feb 5 @ 9:49 PM EST
    The different pass sets to use based on down and distance and situational pass rushes. Kick slide, vertical sets, hard/soft post #Hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachShiffman
  • NebraskaCOOL Feb 5 @ 9:49 PM EST
    A4 many kids have a default setting that they want to lunge and headbutt. I reinforce footwork and balance to at least one kid every single play #hogfbchat
  • klyntweber Feb 5 @ 9:49 PM EST
    B4 I forget go out and visit https://t.co/65XfYxBKgt and check out Coach Pap @FootballXandOs truly helpful resources/templates #hogfbchat
    In reply to @FootballXandOs, @FootballXandOs
  • coachclay_ Feb 5 @ 9:50 PM EST
    A4. Proper body posture, hand usage, footwork #hogfbchat
  • bk3320 Feb 5 @ 9:50 PM EST
    A4) Maybe not most under utilized but its up there....keeping shoulders back when punching, not lunging or going forward and playing into their pass rush move. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachShiffman
  • coachvint Feb 5 @ 9:50 PM EST
    A4 Keeping the elbows in line with the hips. Vital to keep your tail from getting run into the QB. #hogfbchat
  • coachcostanzo55 Feb 5 @ 9:50 PM EST
    There is always a focus on the actual pressure to pressure on pass pro but lots of coaches graze over importance of the stance. Getting out of the stance and creating space before the strike or pressure even happens. Focus on 1-3 before 4-5 #hogfbchat
  • CoachBDud Feb 5 @ 9:50 PM EST
    A4: applying force through the ground (FTTG). This applies to both the drive foot, and the catch foot. Have to produce FTTG to get depth/width but also need FTTG to anchor and not get pushed like a shopping cart into your QBs’s lap #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachShiffman
  • Coach_Ram8 Feb 5 @ 9:50 PM EST
    A4: Making sure your hands and feet are working with your eyes. Making sure we don’t get caught on a cheap spin move or over extending feet/hands when we’re being setup. #hogfbchat
  • CoachJohnJensen Feb 5 @ 9:50 PM EST
    #hogfbchat A4: I have sled drills for pass pro. Don't see a lot of teams use one for this. Also, punch timing is very under utilized.
  • Coach_Ladd Feb 5 @ 9:50 PM EST
    A4: I hate seeing guys setting out to nothing.. when you're on the slide side don't set just to set. If I'm the LG sliding left and there's a 5 and a 1 tech, give that 1 tech a hand while you're eyes are watching your gap. Can't get too involved on the 1 though ! #hogfbchat
  • Scrabes Feb 5 @ 9:50 PM EST
    A4) Communication and Unity. Even in keeping it simple, kids must understand thought progression of other OL. Also, when sliding, important that everyone is taking same steps to engagement to build a solid wall. Can’t have 1 guy taking 2 sixers and 1 guy 2 twelvers. #hogfbchat
  • klyntweber Feb 5 @ 9:50 PM EST
    B4 I forget go out and visit https://t.co/hVKRt7r8p8 and check out Coach Pap @FootballXandOs truly helpful resources/templates #hogfbchat
  • Coach_Roy_ Feb 5 @ 9:50 PM EST
    Q4. It all starts with the stance. A bad stance will require wasted movement #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachShiffman
  • MinOfOffense Feb 5 @ 9:50 PM EST
    A4: I don't care if they know who we have. JUST MAKE SURE YOU KNOW! #hogfbchat
  • harper_coach Feb 5 @ 9:50 PM EST
    A4) 1 on 1 pass pro(with pads on) and 1 knee sets. Nothing beats getting a thousand live reps, and 1 knee sets allows kids to have better sets so they can work their craft in 1on1’s #hogfbchat
  • CoachMillerOL Feb 5 @ 9:50 PM EST
    A4. Staying square to the LOS. Proper angles to meet the defender as close to the LOS as possible. Not everyone requires a vertical set to block them. #hogfbchat
  • Byron22911 Feb 5 @ 9:50 PM EST
    A4. Footwork and hands. How to recuperate and find the balance to stay on the block even if you get beat for a milisecond. Hands and footwork can make it work. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachShiffman
  • OLCoachHam Feb 5 @ 9:50 PM EST
    In my experience we under utilize our players strengths. Teach them how to limit the ways they can be beat. Work the inside half And make sure pressures don’t equal injuries. Your QB may be on the ground but we want him to play the next snap. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @coach_mallard, @CoachShiffman
  • TGilliland57 Feb 5 @ 9:51 PM EST
    A4: Pad level in my opinion. We preach it so much in run game but not enough in pass pro. MOST HS defensive linemen use the bull rush and rarely anything else. Can't allow the DL to get under your pads and set you in the QBs lap #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachShiffman
  • bigbanjomike Feb 5 @ 9:51 PM EST
    Also not lunging at players and knowing where your “attack zone” is. Never bending the waist and leaving the frame of your body #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachShiffman
  • CoachBradyWalz Feb 5 @ 9:51 PM EST
    A4: 5 Tenets of Pass Pro (from Denver Johnson) 1. Set 2. React 3. Punch 4. Combat 5. Finish Breakdown in any area can cause an L in pass protection. But a poor stance/set WILL cause an L in this progression immediately. I always start there. #hogfbchat
  • Scrabes Feb 5 @ 9:51 PM EST
    A4) Aggression. Nothing about PP is passive. ID defender and get after his butt to a whistle. #hogfbchat
  • Pogue_Mike Feb 5 @ 9:51 PM EST
    A4: That it’s ok to still be violent and deliver a punch! Some guys get into the habit of just ‘catching.’ We make a point during film sessions to point out all knock downs via pass pro! #hogfbchat
  • GlennFernetti Feb 5 @ 9:51 PM EST
    Agree with a previous point on "finding work" and I also see guys with wide hands exposing their chests and being bull rushed #hogfbchat
  • Coach_Adam_Mac Feb 5 @ 9:51 PM EST
    A4: staying square. Most High school OL only think pass pro is with hands. Pretty hard to get around a body when the hips are square #hogfbchat
  • NebraskaCOOL Feb 5 @ 9:51 PM EST
    "Knee to crotch!" "Don't open your hips yet..." #hogfbchat
    • smokemirrorwt Feb 5 @ 9:49 PM EST
      A4: keeping the foot splitting the crotch, keep square, don’t give a soft shoulder until the man commits outside. #HOGFBCHAT
  • CoachBarcenez Feb 5 @ 9:52 PM EST
    A4. To me it’s having the hogs aware and just be a football player. Sometimes the get so caught up in rules that they make boneheaded mistakes. #hogfbchat
  • Coach_Pfiester Feb 5 @ 9:52 PM EST
    Nothing gets me fired up more than a freaking OL sliding to air and avoiding work...ALWAYS LOOK FOR WORK!!! #hogfbchat
    In reply to @Coach_Ladd
  • FISTFootball Feb 5 @ 9:52 PM EST
    I always tell my kids that the line is blocked with feet and hands and backers with our eyes. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @FootballXandOs, @AndrewCoverdale
  • OLCoachTaylor Feb 5 @ 9:52 PM EST
    A4. Something I had never thought to focus on before but throwing the elbows backwards in vertical set, in order to speed up the first kick against a fast pass rusher. Started doing that with my guys the last few days and have fell in love with it #hogfbchat
  • CoachWertz12 Feb 5 @ 9:52 PM EST
    A2: usually a “stay” tag if it’s Y or a tag that tells running he is check to flat or check to release. Regardless, the tag let’s whomever know. #hogfbchat
  • CoachWertz12 Feb 5 @ 9:52 PM EST
    A3: half slide. Don’t want my back blocking big dudes when he can block less big dudes #hogfbchat
  • wsentilles Feb 5 @ 9:52 PM EST
    A4: cutting them big bastards just to set a tone #hogfbchat
  • DrFridayNiteLts Feb 5 @ 9:52 PM EST
    Knowing the difference between an interior and exterior linemans approach to pass sets. Typically guard don't have to kick much in high school, you can hard set and turn pass pro into a run fit. Exterior lineman need proper knee bend during the catch and drive phase. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachShiffman
  • coachnaron Feb 5 @ 9:52 PM EST
    Only thing worse than a visor is a vest. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @coachsjones1
  • CoachReed314 Feb 5 @ 9:52 PM EST
    Offensive line play is an art form. It’s poetry. #Hogfbchat
  • FootballXandOs Feb 5 @ 9:52 PM EST
    The pass pro you guys use on your 3-Step boot is one of my favorite things that I have ever stolen from anyone. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @Martidou14092
  • RobbWright63 Feb 5 @ 9:52 PM EST
    A4): @CoachShiffman hands and feet you can never get enough of that. #hogfbchat
  • GTCoachFlores Feb 5 @ 9:52 PM EST
    Q4: What is the most under utilized part of teaching pass protection? #Hogfbchat
    In reply to @OLineWorld65
  • woodsaj7 Feb 5 @ 9:52 PM EST
    A4: Staying square through your vertical set. And getting a vertical set! #hogfbchat
  • adammwilson Feb 5 @ 9:52 PM EST
    A4: Tough choice to pick just one. I’d say stance. A lot of issues can be created by an inefficient or incorrect stance. #hogfbchat
  • coachshanemac Feb 5 @ 9:52 PM EST
    The snap set and punch is heavily emphasized. I would say the footwork, staying balanced at all times and continuous movement. Prevents having to hold. #hogfbchat
  • CoachOrtizOL Feb 5 @ 9:53 PM EST
    A4: didn’t even think about this because it’s so ingrained in what we do, but finding work and the fact that pass pro doesn’t mean passive pro. Aggression in all we do. #HogFBChat
  • CoachStough Feb 5 @ 9:53 PM EST
    A4) Most under-utilized aspect of Pass Pro? 🤔🤔 1A and 1B for me would have to be playing with independent hands and understanding leverage + how/when to use those things! The double-hand punch is played out and puts guys in jeopardizing positions mechanically, IMO. #hogfbchat
  • Coach_MarkBrown Feb 5 @ 9:53 PM EST
    A4: Stance with your footwork in order to be in proper pass pro posture and position. Want to be able to cut off the DL. On the strike throwing your punch forward and shoulders and head back so you don’t get forward lean and get thrown while never stopping your feet. #hogfbchat
  • coachelman Feb 5 @ 9:53 PM EST
    A4: Staying square is something I need to do a better job of. So crucial to successful pass pro #hogfbchat
  • kickandswab Feb 5 @ 9:53 PM EST
    I would have to say feet. Not foot work, but actual feet. Pronated foot and not supinated! #hogfbchat
  • toe___kneee Feb 5 @ 9:53 PM EST
    A4 gotta say keeping the OL in a "knees bent, back straight" position. Ive seen lots of guys pushing forward or standing up during pass pro. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachShiffman, @HSSocialMedia
  • FootballXandOs Feb 5 @ 9:53 PM EST
    I completely agree. Eye Discipline across the board is important no matter the position. Where should your QB look in the drop. What do your safeties key despite motions and shifts, Where does the LB look. INCREDIBLY important! #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachMarcWilson, @AndrewCoverdale
  • Coach_Matthess Feb 5 @ 9:53 PM EST
    Without question I believe it’s the punch they deliver, HS lineman like to extend and lean too often. Fire those guns!! #hogfbchat
  • CoachWertz12 Feb 5 @ 9:54 PM EST
    A4: finding work!!! Don’t see a lot of cleaning the pocket. Also making sure you don’t have lazy hands/elbows. Keep them tight and up. Don’t need those hands flailing all around and don’t want that chest exposed! #hogfbchat
  • JENKScoachGWOOD Feb 5 @ 9:54 PM EST
    Find Work? What does that mean to a 16 yr old? Teach them where to take their eyes...R.O.C. #hogfbchat
  • CoachBrassard Feb 5 @ 9:54 PM EST
    A4: QB’s understanding how the pocket forms and where best escapes are #hogfbchat
  • CoachACraig Feb 5 @ 9:54 PM EST
    Until next week! #hogfbchat
  • sdfbca_clinic Feb 5 @ 9:54 PM EST
    Lurking a bit while helping my ill daughter finish the homework she missed today. She stayed home and watched #StrangerThings all day! #hogfbchat #HundredPercentChanceIGetSickToo #math #fractions #literature #English #relentlesshomework #rigorouseducation #braintraining #Eleven
    In reply to @CoachDingus
  • klyntweber Feb 5 @ 9:54 PM EST
    A4 work inside out .. if you get beat inside 1on1 that’s bad.. if you get beat inside with help that’s really bad 😉@CoachBFerentz #hogfbchat
  • CoachSimard Feb 5 @ 9:54 PM EST
    A4: For me and my #SutrOLine dudes this yr, it's understanding D positioning/actions and reacting correctly - mirroring and redirecting. QBs don't always go where they're supposed to. DL can see them, OL can't. Must react correctly to what's happening in front #hogfbchat
  • CoachShiffman - Moderator Feb 5 @ 9:55 PM EST
    And BOOM, thats a wrap! Thank you all for being here tonight and making the first Monday without football awesome! We appreciate your contributions to this game and this chat! #AllGasNoBrakes #FastestHourOnTwitter #GoGo #Hogfbchat
  • Coach_Matthess Feb 5 @ 9:55 PM EST
    A4) Without question I believe it’s the punch they deliver, HS lineman like to extend and lean too often. Fire those guns!! #hogfbchat #hogfbchat
  • coachshanemac Feb 5 @ 9:55 PM EST
    I definitely prefer half slide. Allows interior lineman to have help and has versatility. Less holes IMO #hogfbchat
  • MinOfOffense Feb 5 @ 9:55 PM EST
    A4: Jedi technique. We pass pro with our feet and no hands when I teach pass pro. Feet is the right place means your body and hands will be in the right place. No feet=holding. #hogfbchat
  • CoachShiffman - Moderator Feb 5 @ 9:56 PM EST
    As always, a big thank you to @CoachDingus for being a great cohost! And also @GametimeStrat for being our awesome sponsor! They provide teams with the most reliable and advanced sideline replay system. Check them out https://t.co/zXhCj3xzd2 #Hogfbchat
  • icrochetyarn Feb 5 @ 9:56 PM EST
  • RogerBurtonwphs Feb 5 @ 9:56 PM EST
    Got to leave early ..#hogfbchat
  • coachnaron Feb 5 @ 9:56 PM EST
    Haha I’m probably just bitter since i don’t have hair and don’t look good in a vest #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachJohnJensen, @coachsjones1
  • Coach_Ram8 Feb 5 @ 9:56 PM EST
    Thanks for another wonderful Monday night my hog brethren. Until next week! #hogfbchat
  • Coach_DBall Feb 5 @ 9:56 PM EST
    Had my guys go trough one-on-one pass pro once a week without a helmet. Forced them to use their hands and feet, and kept them from lunging forward trying to use their headgear. #hogfbchat
  • CoachShiffman - Moderator Feb 5 @ 9:57 PM EST
    As always, please remember to follow your fellow coaches for weekly chats and collaborations. Best profession there is! #Hogfbchat
  • sdfbca_clinic Feb 5 @ 9:57 PM EST
    Only #Malzahn looks good in vests! #hogfbchat #Auburn #AuburnTigers #AuburnFootball #AuburnFamily #WarEagle
    In reply to @coachnaron, @CoachJohnJensen, @coachsjones1
  • Coach_Ladd Feb 5 @ 9:57 PM EST
    A4 cont: I know it's becoming more and more talked about but single hand usage is huge in pass pro.. as a player I fell in love with the "stab" technique and it's a great tool #hogfbchat
  • GrizzlyBeard78 Feb 5 @ 9:57 PM EST
    Punch and body posture. Most high school kids think of it as pushing your man away from you instead of the other way around #hogfbchat
  • CoachPorterJP3 Feb 5 @ 9:57 PM EST
    A4) Stance, Location of the Punch with initial Strike, Being the initiator and not waiting for the defender to get to you. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachShiffman
  • Coach_Pfiester Feb 5 @ 9:57 PM EST
    Appreciate all the great responses...love hearing new ways to teach things...constant, neverending improvement! #hogfbchat
  • CoachShiffman - Moderator Feb 5 @ 9:58 PM EST
    Remember, if anybody has any topics or questions that they would like discussed on the chat, please do not hesitate to message myself or @CoachDingus with those ideas! #Hogfbchat
  • MinOfOffense Feb 5 @ 9:58 PM EST
    A4: WALK THIS!!! OL kick steps with eyes closed. DL touches him and OL reacts to pressure. Kids have to learn not to lunge and keeps hands high and inside to counter. AKA Money Mayweather. #hogfbchat
  • FISTFootball Feb 5 @ 9:58 PM EST
    Can’t believe it’s over! This sucks! #hogfbchat
  • _Coach_Adams Feb 5 @ 9:58 PM EST
    Thanks, Coach! I will see you next week. What will the topic be? #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachShiffman, @CoachDingus
  • NebraskaCOOL Feb 5 @ 9:58 PM EST
    #hogfbchat s/o to @GregAustin2717 Excited to have him take over the pipeline at @HuskerFBNation
  • CoachShiffman - Moderator Feb 5 @ 9:59 PM EST
    And don't forget our second annual #Hogfbchat clinic at @RhodesFootball on March 10th! Registration is now open at https://t.co/ZFG1VKb2Om so we hope to see you all there! Looking forward to another great clinic.
  • Coach_Roy_ Feb 5 @ 9:59 PM EST
    It's awesome being a part of the OL community. 1st #hogfbchat in the books for me. I'll be back next week!
  • RecruitLook_sm Feb 5 @ 9:59 PM EST
    HSSocialMedia : RT CoachShiffman: And BOOM, thats a wrap! Thank you all for being here tonight and making the first Monday without football awesome! We appreciate your contributions to this game and this chat! #AllGasNoBrakes #FastestHourOnTwitter #GoGo #Hogfbchat
  • HSSocialMedia Feb 5 @ 9:59 PM EST
    #hogfbchat
    • toe___kneee Feb 5 @ 9:53 PM EST
      A4 gotta say keeping the OL in a "knees bent, back straight" position. Ive seen lots of guys pushing forward or standing up during pass pro. #hogfbchat
      In reply to @CoachShiffman, @HSSocialMedia
  • hawkinstcu99 Feb 5 @ 9:59 PM EST
    Frank Hawkins, O and D-line coach @ 2A Bayfield HS in Colorado. Enjoy the #HogfbChat
    In reply to @CoachDingus
  • coachelman Feb 5 @ 9:59 PM EST
    Love mondays! Thanks to all for the knowledge bombs! #Hogfbchat
  • RobbWright63 Feb 5 @ 9:59 PM EST
    A4: Hands use them feet move them #hogfbchat
  • MinOfOffense Feb 5 @ 10:00 PM EST
    A4: JEDI TECHNIQUE #hogfbchat
  • NateRouse Feb 5 @ 10:00 PM EST
    Until next week, I begrudgingly say goodbye #hogfbchat
  • CoachShiffman - Moderator Feb 5 @ 10:00 PM EST
    Thank you all for being here. Can't wait until next Monday at 8pm CST for our newest installment of the #hogfbchat I've been your cohost Tony Shiffman. Until next time...
  • CoachSelfridge Feb 5 @ 10:00 PM EST
    Hey guys - we will be hosting a clinic on March 24th. We are still looking for a couple of offensive speakers. If you are interested let me know! I have a guest room as well if you want to road trip! #hogfbchat
  • CoachStough Feb 5 @ 10:00 PM EST
    I introduce it in run-game first as a replace drill. Called it “Demeanor-Replace.” Similar to the Demeanor-Jerk drill but on boards: Sink the hips & refit each hand individually one at a time at the end of the board, then drive. Partner returns the favor at other end. #hogfbchat
    • TGilliland57 Feb 5 @ 9:54 PM EST
      would love to see how you drill/teach the independent hands. something I definitely need to learn more about
      In reply to @CoachStough
  • Olinecoach70 Feb 5 @ 10:01 PM EST
    Great time as always #hogfbchat
  • kenleybyrd Feb 5 @ 10:02 PM EST
  • bk3320 Feb 5 @ 10:02 PM EST
    Thanks Coach! I've been wanting to pull guards in play action for years, but ever year I chicken out. I don't know how to block a 3rd rusher from the side vacated by puller. Open to suggestions. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachShiffman
  • martinalvdly Feb 5 @ 10:02 PM EST
    Dang that was fast!! #hogfbchat
  • sdfbca_clinic Feb 5 @ 10:02 PM EST
    If you've never been in on #hogfbchat Monday nights, you ARE MISSING OUT! Carve out some time and get much, much better, men! @Coach_Eck @BeautyBabesBall @WillCastle78 @EricStruck @Mr_CoachSmith @jeremy_risty @mjzerr
    • CoachShiffman - Moderator Feb 5 @ 10:00 PM EST
      Thank you all for being here. Can't wait until next Monday at 8pm CST for our newest installment of the #hogfbchat I've been your cohost Tony Shiffman. Until next time...
  • DrFridayNiteLts Feb 5 @ 10:03 PM EST
    Until next time #hogfbchat #FastestHourOnTwitter There is no offseason! Always getting better! Well done brethren! Well done!
  • Scrabes Feb 5 @ 10:04 PM EST
    Happy Clinic Season! No other place on earth has so many dudes sitting in chairs while sweating and mouth breathing as an oline speaker. #hogfbchat
  • MinOfOffense Feb 5 @ 10:04 PM EST
    Until we see each other again ladies and gentlemen be on your P's and Q's. #hogfbchat
  • RecruitLook_sm Feb 5 @ 10:04 PM EST
    HSSocialMedia : #hogfbchat https://t.co/XRcwhgXRzX
    • toe___kneee Feb 5 @ 9:53 PM EST
      A4 gotta say keeping the OL in a "knees bent, back straight" position. Ive seen lots of guys pushing forward or standing up during pass pro. #hogfbchat
      In reply to @CoachShiffman, @HSSocialMedia
  • CoachSmith67 Feb 5 @ 10:05 PM EST
    We know this, but how do you emphasize? Film examples? #hogfbchat
    In reply to @RogerBurtonwphs
  • Coach_Matthess Feb 5 @ 10:06 PM EST
    Why does it have to over Baxter!!!! Nooooooo! #hogfbchat
  • NebraskaCOOL Feb 5 @ 10:06 PM EST
  • coach_giles54 Feb 5 @ 10:09 PM EST
    A4: Patience. Patience makes the best pass blockers. So much do my guys get caught attacking DL and get beat off the edge. #hogfbchat
  • _Coach_Adams Feb 5 @ 10:11 PM EST
    A4) Run Blocking! Too many interior linemen will just keep kick-sliding until they're in the QB's lap. We work on getting our hands and our hips into a powerful, control position, and then we run our feet and the D-lineman back to the LOS. Different but effective. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachShiffman
  • CoachReed314 Feb 5 @ 10:18 PM EST
    No articles. Just experience. Too much for 140 characters. You can call me tomorrow. Or i can write it out and email to you. #Hogfbchat
    In reply to @_Coach_Adams, @CoachShiffman
  • weekschad Feb 5 @ 10:19 PM EST
    A2: It gets a different call. We have a call for 5-man half slide, 6-man half slide, and 6-man full slide. If we want a TE or FB to be a part of the protection they get tagged. Really simple. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachShiffman
  • CoachReed314 Feb 5 @ 10:20 PM EST
    Pass pro can’t be the same or cookie cutter. You don’t block a 3 tech and a 7 the same way. D and D becomes another factor #Hogfbchat
  • weekschad Feb 5 @ 10:21 PM EST
    A3: If I coached in Texas I’d say full slide. In FL our backs can’t cut lb’s or de’s so I’ll go with half slide. It puts big guys on big guys. #hogfbchat
  • weekschad Feb 5 @ 10:26 PM EST
    A4: Where the QB should be. Sometimes I think we get caught up teaching o-line who and how to block and forget to teach them why we have different protections and what’s going on behind them. Not a popular answer but just my opinion as a QB coach and an OC. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachShiffman
  • CoachKubes Feb 5 @ 10:31 PM EST
    A5: Pass Pro is AGGRESSIVE. Should be taught as such. Get a great punch and active feet #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachShiffman
  • lovecat247 Feb 5 @ 10:33 PM EST
  • CoachSCDub Feb 5 @ 10:40 PM EST
    A1 Half Slide, b/c it allows for the ability to pick up stunts and in my mind allows to account for 5.5 BOB is my second pick. I like the simplicity, especially at the lower levels. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachDingus
  • CoachSCDub Feb 5 @ 10:43 PM EST
    A2 Not exactly sure what a 6th blocker is, never heard of that before.... It would be the QB telling him at the LOS to stay/check. Or if needed, just an automatic rule change to a check-release. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachShiffman
  • SenorBlazer Feb 5 @ 10:44 PM EST
    Definitely just missed out on #hogfbchat tonight. Totally slipped my mind. Damnit.
  • CoachSCDub Feb 5 @ 10:44 PM EST
    A3 Full slide for Quick game. Half slide for Base pass pro. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachDingus
  • BSimmons25 Feb 5 @ 10:44 PM EST
    Q4) leverage , pad level , hand placement #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachShiffman
  • CoachSCDub Feb 5 @ 10:48 PM EST
    A4 Eyes. B/C it's hard to rep that, you can tell a kid how important it is to have his eyes up, but they just instinctively drop and lock on to one guy. #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachShiffman
  • weekschad Feb 5 @ 10:58 PM EST
    Harsh... #hogfbchat
    In reply to @CoachLisaLimper