1. Shawn Liotta NoHuddleNoMercy.com
Screen Package
Shawn Liotta
NoHuddleNoMercy.com

2. No Huddle No Mercy Offense
1,728 points scored ( ) (28-2) record Averaged 58 ppg (770) total points - 14 Games Led State of Pennsylvania in Scoring 2014-(958) total points- 16 Games Led State of Pennsylvania in Scoring Established Pennsylvania State Scoring Record Highest Scoring Team in Nation 2nd Highest Scoring Team in History of High School Football

3. Advantages of Screen Game
High Percentage Throws
Gets QB into A Rhythm
Gets Ball to Playmakers in Space
We View as an Extension of Our Run Game
Protect the “Box Numbers”
Make Defense Defend Sideline to Sideline
Attack the Blitz

4. Screen Package Philosophy
Must Complete
Get 4+ yards per attempt
Stress Fundamentals/Timing Daily at Practice
Perimeter Blocking
Daily Screen Drill- At least min per day
Make the Defense Cover Down on all WR
Use to protect the Box in the Run Game

5. How Screens Stress the Defense
Make DL Run Laterally and Chase the Ball
Make the defense respect all Eligible WR
Create Mismatches in Space on the Perimeter
Limit the Box Numbers and Fronts we will see
Limit Pressure Fronts
Will make DL play Slow
Suckers and Gadgets will Take Advantage of Teams overplaying the Screens and result in Big Plays

6. Screen Reminders Run Screens Even When They Are Not Working
Use in Short Yardage
Use When Coming Off
Use in Red-Zone
Use as a Way to Get the Ball to Your Best Players in Space
Have the Mentality that Screens Are Runs
High Percentage Completion – Block MDM

7. How We Attack Depth & Leverage
Depth - Must Align within 6 yards of our WR
Leverage- Must align head up to inside shoulder (No-Split the difference)
Numbers- If we have 3 and they have 2 we have numbers
“Protect the Box” – Make them play us honest

16. No Huddle – No Mercy Offense
Types of Screens
Quick Screens
Slow Screens
Double Screens
Screens Packaged with Runs/Quicks
Suckers and Gadgets

17. Bubble Screen Early Screen Fast Screen – Outside Fast Screen – Inside
Quick Screens
Bubble Screen
Early Screen
Fast Screen – Outside
Fast Screen – Inside

18. Bubble Screens

19. QB Mechanics Bubble Screen Track
Grip it and Rip It – Do not Worry About Laces
Like Shortstop on Double Play
Aim for Facemask of Wr
Must Drill this Daily
Bubble Screen Track
Open – Lateral Run- Get Width Now- Keep Shoulders Square
Always Expect Football
Push Numbers to sideline
Get Upfield- Do Not Cut Back

20. Offensive Line RB Track
Elephants on Parade – Aggressive Zone to Call side
Playside Tackle Must Get DE hands down (Cut)
OL – Work Zone Track to second and third level
RB Track
Run Action / Early Motion / Swing (Away from Trips)
Will vary the RB Track on Bubble Screen to provide multiple looks
Will throw bubble screen to Rb (Early Motion)

21. MDM #1 MDM #2 Block Most Dangerous Man Tempo off the ball
Inside WR in trips is blocking #2 MDM
Know where he is going to run to –You departure angle should be 2 yards outside the defender
Be Physical

22. Vs. Bail Corner Push Crack
“X” Block vs. Hard Corner
On Bubble Screen if MDM #1 Bails WR #1 will snap his head inside to biggest threat to the play
Blocking Variation vs. Hard Corner
WR #1 will Push-Crack the #2 MDM and Inside WR will Kick-out the Corner

23. Trips

24. Empty

25. Early Motion (RB)

26. Early Motion (WR)

27. Early Bubble Screen to Trips
We will use MDM Rules
If Corner Bails Double the Most Dangerous threat and come off to second level defender

28. Bubble “Sucker”

29. Bubble X Sucker

30. Outside WR Fast Screens

31. QB Mechanics- Fast Screen
Get Ball out Quick
Catchable Ball- Ball Placement is important
Fast Screen Track
Foot Fire to drive off defender at Snap
If Press Man Drive off two steps – push by on third step and get back down the stem
Work back to QB – Catch Ball
Get Vertical for 4 yards then cut off blocks
Be Difficult to Tackle

32. Offensive Line- Fast Screen
Attack Half a Defender – Do Not get held Up
Angle of Departure – Break Down in Space at second & Third Level – Do Not Block Back
PST- Set Punch – Release Inside clear sidewalk (Must Get DE Hands Down)
PSG- Set Punch- Best Release- Work to Alley
Center- Set Punch- Best Release- Work to Seal 2nd Level
BSG-BST- Base Pass Pro
RB Track- Fast Screen
Will use varied tracks with the RB to occupy Box and Backside Defenders
Flash Fake/ Early Motion / Swing / Empty

33. Vs. Hard Corner Vs. Soft Corner
#2 WR will use the Half the Distance Rule to Block the Most Dangerous Man
Drive –up field half the distance from the MDM (Vertical) to push or hold the defender aligned over you. Work outside on angle to Block the MDM- Be Physical – Get hands inside

34. FAST SCREEN

35. FAST SCREEN- DUECE PERSONNEL

36. FAST SCREEN- TRIPS

37. FAST SCREEN- EMPTY

38. FAST SCREEN – JET MOTION

39. PLAYSIDE BLOCKING INSIDE WR – FAST SCREEN
Same as outside Wr fast screen for OL
Trips/ Empty / Quads
Have some action going away from the screen

40. Inside WR Fast Screen

41. FAST SCREEN SUCKER

42. FAST SCREENS ATTACHED TO RUN CONCEPTS
We will attach out base screens to most of our run plays to give us a 2 in 1 play concept on most of our calls
Allows us to control the box numbers and force the defense to defend the entire field every snap
Will change depending on gameplan
QB always has the option to throw the screen
Screen WR should expect ball on every play

43. Importance of Protecting the Box with Screens
We will dictate that the defense “cover-down” over all of our receivers. We will not allow the defense to bring extra defenders into the box the we can not account for in our blocking schemes.
We have automatic Key Screens Built into our base run concepts where if we have numbers or leverage the quarterback has the option to throw the screen.

44. Simple Execution- Easy Read for QB
We can attach screens and quicks to most all of our running plays
Easy Pre-Snap Read By Quarterback
Not an audible- The Screen is built into the call the QB has the option to throw the ball to the screen receiver if he feels that we have numbers or leverage
QB can make a “ball” call to RB pre-snap to alert him he is throwing the screen
WR should expect the ball to be thrown on the screen every snap

45. Power w/ Screen Attached

46. QB Power w/ Early Screen Attached

47. Inside Zone W/ Bubble Screen

48. Inside Zone (Tails) – Early Motion

49. Slip with Quick Game Attached
Slow Screens
Slip Screen (RB)
Play-Action Screens
Slip with Quick Game Attached

50. QB Mechanics- Slip Screen
3- Step Drop in Gun- Eyes on Safety- Do not look at the back until late
Feel pressure drift
Get ball to RB – may have to use different release point
If screen is read- Throw ball at RB feet
RB- Slip Screen Track
Step up into protection unit
Be an Actor – Sell Pass Pro
Avoid contact and slide under the Playside tackle block on the Defensive end up the field
Slide outside and find window to QB
Do not be in a hurry

51. Offensive Line- Guards/Center
Set (1/2 a man) - Do Not Get caught up
1001, release flat playside
PSG- Clear the Sidewalk to MDM
Center/ Guard- Work to second Level
Don’t Block Back – Keep Getting Upfield – Be under control
Offensive Line- Tackles
Vertical Set
Deep and Soft
Set DE Deep up the field- Maintain Contact

52. SLIP SCREEN

53. PLAY-ACTION SLIP SCREEN

54. SLIP SCREEN WITH QUICK GAME

55. Key Screens
Double Screen

56. DOUBLE SCREEN

57. Screen Drill Must Run Everyday Can be a Pre-Practice Period
Vs. Scout Team Defense
Allows us to rep each of our screen concepts to both sides in a 10 minute period (60-80 snaps)
Stress Release/Landmarks/ Angles / Departure for OL

58. Screen Drill

64. Protecting the Inside Zone with Attached RPO

65. Quick Choice Read (Frontside)

67. Packaged Screen or Quick Backside

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