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Dublin Football League 2013 Coaches Guide. Meeting Agenda . 7:00 – 7:15pm Opening Remarks – Intent of Meeting……………….. Jeff Galvin / Todd Bartlett 7:15 – 7:30pm Safety – your role as a coach……………………...... Bartlett Concussion Awareness / Training - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Dublin Football League 2013 Coaches Guide
Meeting Agenda 7:00 – 7:15pm Opening Remarks – Intent of Meeting……………….. Jeff Galvin / Todd Bartlett
7:15 – 7:30pm Safety – your role as a coach……………………...... Bartlett
Concussion Awareness / Training
First Aid / Error on the side of caution
7:30 – 7:45pm Rules – Changes from last year……………………… Bartlett
7:45 – 8:00pm Expectations for Coaches…………………………….. Bartlett
Parent Communication , Practice plans, playbooks, teaching techniques
8:00 – 8:15pm Jay Schwanke – Athletic Director and Head Football Coach – Sells Middle School
8:15- 8:30pm Mark Crabtree – Head Football Coach – Dublin Coffman High School
8:30 – 8:45pm Q & A
Safety our top priority
• Concussion Awareness • Equipment – proper fit • Hydration – pre, during, and post practice• First Aid• Error on the side of Caution
Rules / Changes• Punts – (rule change) upon declaring intent to punt, the
ball will be advanced 35 yards and 12 seconds will be run off the clock. If a team elects to punt inside the opposing teams 35 yard line, the ball will be placed at the 2 yard line
• Tight Ends – (rule change) An overweight Tight end can line up on the End but will be an ineligible receiver and can not go down field. Coaches must report to Refs.
• Playing Time – (current rule) all players must have a starting position and play the entire game.
Expectations for Coaches
• Be prepared to communicate with your players, parents, coaches and officials– Coaches coach– Players play– Parents praise– Officials officiate
• Set a good Example
Expectations for Coaches
Parent Communications
• Set designated time to speak to parents
• Conduct initial parent meeting
• Sample parent communication:
Practice Plans• What concepts
are you teaching your players – position, stance, blocking, tackling, etc.
• Sample practice plans
Week 1
Week 3
Attitude & Effort Attitude & Effort is Everything!is Everything!
Dublin Football LeagueLSU Tigers
Play Book
Coaches Todd Bartlett, Jason Hazen and Kenny Wilson
Warm-Up Cadence
Who are we? TIGERS!!
What do we do? Swarm to the football!
What gets us there? Our eyes and our feet!
Who’s ball is it? Our Ball!
Get’em moving…break down GO TIGERS!!
Offensive Positions• Wide Receiver (X). Position: # 6 back. Always plays on the line of scrimmage. Assignment:
Pass routes and blocking.
• Left Tackle (LT). Position: # 3 hole. Assignment: Block lineman # 3.
• Left Guard (LG). Position: # 1 hole. Assignment: Block lineman # 1.
• Center (C). Position: # 0 hole. Assignment: Snap ball to Quarterback. Block lineman # 0.
• Right Guard (RG). Position: # 2 hole. Assignment: Block lineman # 2
• Right Tackle (RT). Position: # 4 hole. Assignment: Block lineman # 4
• Tight End (Z). Position # 5 back. Plays on the line of scrimmage. Assignment: Mainly
blocking, but will run pass routes.
• Quarterback (Q). Position: #1. Offensive leader on the field. Takes snap from center to start
play. Assignment: Run and pass plays.
• Fullback (F). Position: # 4 back. Assignment: Carry ball, receive passes and blocking
• Tailback (T). Position: # 2 back. Assignment: Carry ball, receive passes and blocking
• Wingback (W). Position: # 3 back. Assignment: Carry ball, receive passes and blocking
X
LT
LG
C
RG
RT
Z
Q
F
T
W
Offensive Numbering System
X LT LG C RG RT Z
7 5 3 1 0 2 4 6 8
Offensive line holes are numbered….evens on the right, odds on the left
X LT LG C RG RT Z
The following is how offensive back positions are numbered
Q
F
T
W61
4
2
35
Offensive Play Call
Offensive play calls consist of 6 parts:1. Formation2. Set/Series3. Back Number & Hole Number4. Type of Play5. Blocking Pattern6. Snap Count (Cadence)
Example: I Right 28 Sweep Veer Left On 1
Formation
Set/Series Back #Hole #
Type ofPlay
BlackingPattern
SnapCount
Offensive Formations
XLT LG C RG RT Z
Q
F
T
W
There are four (4) basic offensive formations
I = I FormationPI = Power I FormationOI = Offset IT = T Formation
I Formation
Fullback lines up 5 yards directly behind the Quarterback. Tailback lines up 2 yards directly Behind the Fullback
Offensive Formations
XLT LG C RG RT Z
Q
F
T
W
XLT LG C RG RT Z
Q
F
T
W Fullback lines up 5 yards deep directly behind the Quarterback. Tailback lines up 2 yards deep directly behind the Fullback. Wingback lines up besidethe Fullback on the right or left side dependingon the call. Power I right…Power I left.
Power I Formation
Offset I Formation
Fullback lines up 4 yards deep directly behind the Quarterback. Tailback lines up 7 yards deep directly behind the Tackle on the right or left side dependingon the call. T right…T left. Wingback lines up oppositeside as the Tailback.
Offensive Formations
XLT LG C RG RT Z
Q
FT
T Formation
Fullback lines up 5 yards deep directly behind the Guard. Tailback lines up 5 yards deep directly behind the Guard (opposite side).The Fullback & Tailback will line up on the right or left side depending on the play call.
W
Offensive Sets
X LT LG C RG RT Z
Offensive sets will only apply to the X, Z, W, T, & F positions.The set tells the player were to line up.
Basic Set
X & Z receivers line up next to the Tackle onThe line of scrimmage.
X & Z Receivers-Basic - Split Left - Split - Doubles Right- Split Right - Doubles Left
W, T & F Backs- Right- Left
Offensive Sets
X LT LG C RG RT Z
Split Right Set
Z receiver lines up in a wide out (split)position.
X LT LG C RG RT Z
Split Set
X & Z receivers line up in a wide out (split)position.
Offensive Sets
X LT LG C RG RT Z
Split Left Set
Y receiver lines up in a wide out (split)position.
X LT LG C RG RT Z
Doubles Left Set
X LT LG C RG RT Z
Doubles Right Set
X & W receivers line up in a wide out Position next to each other (left side).
X & W receivers line up in a wide out Position next to each other (right side).
W
W
Offensive SetsX LT LG C RG RT Z
Q
F
W
Offset I Right Set
X LT LG C RG RT Z
Q
F
W
Offset I Left Set
Wingback back lines up on the right side. Tailback lines up on the left side.
Wingback back lines up on the left side. T
T
Offensive SetsI Right Set
W
I Left Set
Wingback back lines up on the right side. The Tailback lines up behind the Fullback. Offensive line splits are tight.
Wingback back lines up on the right side. The Tailback lines up behind the Fullback. Offensive line splits are tight.
X LT LG C RG RT Z
Q
F
T
W
X LT LG C RG RT Z
Q
F
T
Offensive SetsX LT LG C RG RT Z
Q
F
T
W
I Doubles Right Set
X LT LG C RG RT Z
Q
F
T
W
I Doubles Left Set
Wingback lines up in a wide out (split)right position. Wingback lines up 1 yard off the line of scrimmage. Offensive line splits are tight if run play is call or wide if pass play is called.
Wingback lines up in a wide out (split)left position. Wingback lines up 1 yard off the line of scrimmage. Offensive line splits are tight if run play is call or wide if pass play is called.
Offensive SetsX LT LG C RG RT Z
Q
F
T
W
Power I Right Set
Power I Left Set
X LT LG C RG RT Z
Q
F
T
W
Wingback lines up beside the Fullback on the right side 5 yards deep. OffensiveLine splits are tight.
Wingback lines up beside the Fullback on the left side 5 yards deep. OffensiveLine splits are tight.
Offensive SetsX LT LG C RG RT Z
Q
F T
W
T Right Set
T Left Set
X LT LG C RG RT Z
Q
F T
W
Wingback back lines up on the right side. The Tailback lines up behind the Fullback. Offensive line splits are tight.
Wingback back lines up on the left side. The Tailback lines up behind the Fullback. Offensive line splits are tight.
Blocking Patterns
X LT LG C RG RT Z
7 5 3 1 0 2 4 6 8
1st LevelDefender
2nd LevelDefender
Blast
Blast will be our basic blocking pattern. Offensive lineman will block thedefender across from them in the inside gap. The inside gap is the lineman’sfirst priority. If there is no defender in the inside gap, then the lineman blocks the defender in front of them at the first or second level.
Blocking Patterns
X LT LG C RG RT Z
7 5 3 1 0 2 4 6 8
1st LevelDefender
2nd LevelDefender
BlastExample
Inside Gaps
Blocking Patterns
X LT LG C RG RT Z
7 5 3 1 0 2 4 6 8
Veer Left
X LT LG C RG RT Z
7 5 3 1 0 2 4 6 8
Veer Right
Blocking Patterns
X LT LG C RG RT Z
7 5 3 1 0 2 4 6 8
Pull 25
X LT LG C RG RT Z
7 5 3 1 0 2 4 6 8
Pull 16
Right Guard (#2) pulls left and seals off # 5hole.
Left Guard (#1) pulls left and seals off # 6hole.
Blocking Patterns
X LT LG C RG RT Z
7 5 3 1 0 2 4 6 8
Cross 53
X LT LG C RG RT Z
7 5 3 1 0 2 4 6 8
Cross 24Right Guard (#2) blocks right and Right Tackle(#4) blocks left.
X Receiver (#5) blocks right and Left Tackle(#3) blocks left.
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Running Plays
1 3 5 2 4 6
4 Series Dives 41 43 45 42 44 46
3 Series Dives 31 33 35 32 34 36
2 Series Dives 21 23 25 22 24 26
QB Fake QB fake can be run by calling Back #, Hole # followed by “Fake”. Example 41 Dive Fake.
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X LT LG C RG RT Z
Q
F
T
W
X LT LG C RG RT Z
Q
F
T
X LT LG C RG RT Z
Q
F
T
FT
X LT LG C RG RT Z
Q
I Formation Power I Formation
Offset Formation T Formation
Dives
Hole
Running Plays
7 8
4 Series Sweep 47 48
3 Series Sweep 37 38
2 Series Sweep 27 28
QB Option QB Option can be run by calling Back #, Hole # followed by “Option”.
Example 41 Option.
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X LT LG C RG RT Z
Q
F
T
W
X LT LG C RG RT Z
Q
F
T
X LT LG C RG RT Z
Q
F
T
FT
X LT LG C RG RT Z
Q
I Formation Power I Formation
Sweeps
Hole
Offset Formation T Formation
Running Plays X LT LG C RG RT Z
Q
F
T
WFT
X LT LG C RG RT Z
Q
Power I Formation
T Formation
Counter
1 3 5 2 4 6
4 Series Counter
41 43 45 42 44 46
3 Series Counter
31 33 35 32 34 36
2 Series Counter
21 23 25 22 24 26
Hole
Bac
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Counter = A play where the play action is opposite of the direction of the ball
Running Plays
1 2
1 Series Sneak 11 12
X LT LG C RG RT Z
Q
F
T
W
X LT LG C RG RT Z
Q
F
T
X LT LG C RG RT Z
Q
F
T
FT
X LT LG C RG RT Z
Q
I Formation Power I Formation
Offset Formation T Formation
Sneak
Hole
QB can change the Sneak play at the line of scrimmage by tapping the Center on the right or left side of the butt to indicate what side the QB is going to run.
Running Plays
X LT LG C RG RT Z
Reverse
7 8
6 Series Reverse
68
5 Series Reverse
57
Hole
Bac
k
Q
Example: 68 Reverse. #6 Back (X) runs through the #8 hole
Running Plays
X LT LG C RG RT Z
Boot
7 8
1 Series Boot 17 18
Hole
Q
Example: 17 Boot. #1 Back (QC) runs through the #7 hole or passes ball
F
QB fakes hand off
T
Pass Plays
X C Z
WC
Flat
SlantReceiver fakes out, then cuts in
3 yards3 yards
Q
Q
TForm
ation
Set/Series PrimaryReceiver
Type ofPlay
BlackingPattern
SnapCount
T Left Split Z Slant Blast On 1
Example:
Pass Plays
X C Z
X C Z
X C Z
Fly
Hook
OutReceiver fakes in, then cuts out
3 yards3 yards
7 yards 7 yards
Q
Q
Q
Defensive Numbering System
TE LT LG C RG RT TE
D C B A A B C D
Defensive gap holes are in alphabetical order starting at the center
Defensive Formations
DE
CB
NG NG DTDT DE
LB
S
CB
CG TETGTE TOffense
LB
• Nose Guard is responsible to fill the A - Gap.
• Defensive Tackles are responsible to fill the B – Gap.
• Defensive Ends are responsible to fill the D – Gap.
• Line Backers are responsible to fill C Gap first, then fill D Gap.
• Corner Backs are responsible for pass first, then fill the D Gap.
• Safety is responsible for pass first, then all gaps on the run.
(6 – 2) Purple People Eater DEFENSE
NG
S
CB
LB
DE
DT
Defensive Formations
DE
CBMB
NG DTDT DE
OB
S
CB
CG TETGTE TOffense
OB
• Nose Guard is responsible to fill the A - Gaps.
• Defensive Tackles are responsible to fill the B – Gap.
• Defensive Ends are responsible to fill the D – Gap.
• Outside Line Backers are responsible to fill C Gap first, then fill D Gap.
• Middle Line Backer is responsible to fill A and B Gaps.
• Corner Backs are responsible for pass first, then fill the D Gap.
• Safety is responsible for pass first, then all gaps on the run.
(5-3) DEFENSE
NG
S
CB
OB
DE
DT
OB
Defensive Formations
DE
CBLB
NG DTDT DE
LB
S
CB
CG TETGTE TOffense
S• Nose Guard is responsible to fill the A - Gaps.
• Defensive Tackles are responsible to fill the B – Gap.
• Defensive Ends are responsible to fill the D – Gap.
• Outside Line Backers are responsible to fill C Gap first, then fill D Gap
• Corner Backs are responsible for pass first, then fill the D Gap.
• Safety is responsible for pass first, then all gaps on the run.
SAFE DEFENSE
NG
S
CB
LB
DE
DT
Defensive Formations
DE
CB
NG NG DTDT DE
LB
NG
CB
CG TETGTE TOffense
LB
• Nose Guard is responsible to fill the A - Gap.
• Defensive Tackles are responsible to fill the B – Gap.
• Defensive Ends are responsible to fill the D – Gap.
• Line Backers are responsible to fill C Gap first, then fill D Gap.
• Corner Backs are responsible for pass first, then fill the D Gap.
• Safety is responsible for pass first, then all gaps on the run.
ATTACK DEFENSE
NG
S
CB
LB
DE
DT
Defensive Line Stunts
TE T G C G T TE
D C B A A B C D
Line Stunts can be run out of any defensive formation
NG NG DT DEDTDE
Veer Right
Veer Left
TE T G C G T TE
DE DT NG NG DT DE
Defensive Line Stunts Line Stunts can be run out of any defensive formation
TE T G C G T TE
DE DT NG NG DT DE
Cross Stunts – Outside lineman crosses first on all cross stunts.
C
Left End Cross Right Tackle Cross
Linebacker / D-Line Stunts Stunts can be run out of any defensive formation
TE T G C G T TE
DE DT NG NG DT DE
Stunts – lineman crashes first on all cross stunts.
C
Left End Crash Right Tackle Crash
OB OB
Teaching Techniques5 effective steps of training:
1 Explain the task2 Demonstrate the task3 have the person explain the task4 have the person demonstrate the task5 Repeat
• Do not assume they understand what you are talking about – even at the sixth grade level most players think splits come with three scoops of ice cream and a banana!!
• • A picture is worth a thousand words – white boards, hand-outs, etc –
good communication is the key!!
Have a Great Season!!
