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QB TRAINING

Nick Hart OC Warren Central High School (IN)

The two biggest point I got from Coach Hart was:

1) If you have an experiencedQB, you can allow him to check form a good play to a better play.

If you have an inexperiencedQB, you only allow him to check from a bad play to a good play.

2) Focus on fundamental techniques during only during INDY. Focus on the play during Pass

Skelly and Team.

QB PLAY

1) Qualifications of a Warren QB

Must be unselfish

Must be a great leader on and off the field

Develop strong mental and physical toughness

Must be the hardest worker on the team

Must be a gym rat

Must want to make a play

1) Game Management

Know the play, so you help solve confusion

It is your responsibility to get us into the right play

Identify the coverage

Prepare yourself all week to be successful on Friday night

1) Handling the QB

Know how your QBs respond to different types of coaching

YOU CAN OVER COACH QBS! (Especially techniques) Find the coaching style you QB prefers and USE IT!

TOP THREE QB DRILLS (used at their school) All focus on pocket pressure.

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1) WAVE DRILL

Coach points to direct that the QB must move to.

Key Coaching Point: QBs first step is always with back foot. This insures better

balance and quicker release.

2) POCKET ESCAPE

Coach stands behind QB and sends a rusher toward the QB.

Key Coaching Point: QBs escapes from pressure TOWARD the rusher. He

must dip in to draw rusher in THEN sprint around him.This forces the rusher to change his direction making it harder on him, instead

just a dead sprint at the QB.

3) DUCK and TUCK DRILL

Coach stands behind QB and sends a rusher toward the QB. Coach tries to swat ball from

QB. This trains the QB to keep the ball high.

Key Coaching Point: Coach swats at the ball, no one else. This eliminates the

chance of injury.

Other QB drills

WALL DRILL: Have the QB stand near a wall and extend the ball back so the back tip is touching the

wall. This a great drill to remind the QB to keep the elbow high and chest expanded. QB throws from

this position.

ROPE DRILL: QBs are facing each other, throwing the ball at his partner keeping the motion and

follow, so that it carries DIRECTLY to the partner. This helps train the QB to keep it on a line.

RAPID FIRE: Coach or extra person has multiple balls. They gun snap to the QB. QB must catch

throw and reload quickly. Coach may advance this drill by yelling where to go with the throw (pre or

post snap).

BAG DRILL: QB takes drop, Coach, managers toss bags at him. It is best to have coaches and

managers throwing th bags to insure safety.

Throwing warm-ups

These can be done without supervise after proper technique has been taught.

1) Shoulder rotation from knee: make sure a rotation of shoulders occur.

2) Shoulder rotation standing: make sure a rotation of shoulders occur.

3) Wrong Shoulder throws

4) Baby drops. More focus is on upper body and not the proper depth steps.

5) Wrong Foot: best way to teach throwing on the run

RED ZONE PACKAGE

Blaine Bennett HC Central Washington University

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THE PASS GAME

General considerations

One Man Game: Look for your best match-up

Two Man Game: Quick pass concept. Horizontal Stretch.

Two Man Game: Intermediate pass concept

Three Man Game: CWU Delta Concept.

HAVE A PLAN!

VERSUS:

MAN

ZONE PRESSURE

GOALLINE ZONE

DROP EIGHT

BASE FRONT and COVERAGE

GOALLINE FRONTS

PASS GAME VS. ALL FORMATIONS

MAN or ZONE

GROUPINGS ADVANTAGE

BEST MATCH-UP

PLAY ACTION/QUICK GAME/DELTA CONCEPT

THE RUN GAME

HAVE A PLAN!

VERSUS:

ZONE PRESSURE

DROP EIGHT

BASE FRONT and COVERAGE

GOALLINE FRONTS

RUN GAME VS. ALL GROUPINGS

VIDEO REVIEW

BEST NUMBERS

BEST MATCH-UP

SHIFT or MOTION

QB DRAW or LEAD DRAW is great inside 8 yard line

PRACTICE

Call in the game what you practice

Be Simple

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Take Advantage of the Best Match-ups

RED ZONE

When using a ONE MAN WINALWAYS use your best players!

Ideas

1) TE vs CB (backside of TRIPS)

2) BUBBLE PUMP (#2 WR must control Safety)

3) EMPTY VERTICALS (H Option)

4) Best WR isolated

Jump Ball

Back Shoulder Fade

Studder and Go

CWU Two Man concepts

1) SHALLOW and DIG

2) BUBBLE and SLANT3) SMASH-FADE

Vs Man: the hitch becomes an occupy route, stay low & wide to open window for Corner

route

1) DIAGONAL SLANT and 10 yd OUT

VS Press Man: Read #2 to #1

VS Zone: Read #1 to #2

RED ZONE DELTA CONCEPT

This concept involves three routes

1) CALLED ROUTE (usually the outside WR running a FADE)

2) CONTROL ROUTE (usually the inside WR running a SNAG to the hash)

3) WIDE ROUTE (usually RB running directly to the sideline getting outside of the numbers)

RED ZONE RUN GAME

1) TOSS SWEEP with crack blocks

2) ZONE READ

3) BIG/HEAVY PERSONNEL

TOSS or OUTSIDE ZONE

QB Techniques

Footwork is most important

1) For each launch point

2) Screens

3) Under Center

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4) Gun

5) Run Game

6) Short Yardage/ Goallineoften overlooked aspect

Handling the GUN Snap

1) Start with balanced feet

2) Focus on catching the laces

3) Lower Body starts moving right before catching the snap

Expose the QB to different situations

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