Monday, January 23, 2012

I'm happy to announce that The Ultimate Football Playbook has been further improved. More plays have been added along with I-spread and pro-spread to compliment the powers. Here's an outline of the new and improved playbook.
154 total plays
I-Form = 24 power run, 6 power pass, 6 I-spread run, 6 I-spread pass plays
Pro-Form = 28 power run, 8 power pass, 18 pro-spread run, 12 pro-spread pass plays
Wishbone = 14 run, 4 pass plays
Shotgun Spread = 6 run, 6 pass plays
Single Back / Run and Shoot = 6 run, 10 pass plays
come check it out
The Ultimate Football Playbook

Friday, January 28, 2011

The Ultimate Football Playbook

The Ultimate Football Playbook is put together using five different offensive schemes.
1. The Power I-Formation: Great for power running with a strong line and backs. Screens and passes can also be used in this form.
2. The Shotgun Spread: Used to spread a defense out to either side. Qb draws, sweeps, reverses, quick slants, and go's are run from this formation.
3. The Pro-Set: Terrific formation to implement everything. Power, passing, screens, misdirection, motion. This formation will keep a defense on their heels.
4. The wishbone: Used for power and misdirection. Unlike the I or the Pro-set, your back can hit a hole using two lead blockers instead of one. You can also run misdirection fakes and still utilize a lead blocker.
5. The Run and Shoot: used to pass and spread the defense out. Allows your Qb to read the defense using a motion man. The theory with this offense is there's always a man open if read and executed properly.
There are several reasons a team should know more than one or two offenses.
1. Switching up your offensive scheme during a game or a series can confuse the defense.
2. If a defense is shutting you down then having multiple offenses gives a team options.
3. Not all teams run the same defense. Some offenses work great against certain defenses. Knowing the difference and executing the right offense against a certain defense will win games.
4. If you're in a league that has a minimum play rule then you can dedicate one offense strictly for those kids. This will allow you to get their plays in and show the defense a different look at the same time.
for more information about the Ultimate Football Playbook click here: http://footballplaybooks.webs.com/
also available: The I formation football playbook:
or the Pro-Set formation playbook: