1. Building a Simple Offense around your Players
Staff: Steve Disler OC, WR, DB
Nick Hoffmann DC, OL,DL
Brad Whitcomb Head JV, OL, OLB
Zack Lozier K,P, DL
Chase Welker RB, ILB

2. THE ONLY THING WE HAVE TO OFFER IS FUN EVERYDAY
Toby Vallas /
Second head coaching job
Knoxville: had not won a playoff game in 14 years
Year 2 went to quarter finals, won 4 playoff games while there
Our playoff teams averaged 5 pass plays per game
Farmington: 2014 inherited 35 players after serving as DC during 2A quarterfinal appearance
2016: 11-1 most win in school history and went to 3A quarters
70+ kids in the program
QB had 14th most yards and 15th most TDs in IHSA history
Very Strong Track background that influences our program

3. Personnel 2015 2016 QB: Great Athlete/Runner Rushing: 891 Yards 10 TDs
Passing: 45% 1287 yds.
17/11 TD
(Single game 548 yds. run/pass)
QB: Great Passer
Rushing 461 yds. 4TDs
Passing: 68% 3412 yds.
42/12 TD
RB: Quick/ Great Hands
RB: Bruiser
WR: Young & Sure handed
(Single game 16 rec. 300 yds.)
WR: Fast / Explosive
(WR 1245 yds.)
OL: Solid

4. Things We Believe
Offense and Defense must be Flexible ( its high school)
Must stay true to your identity at the same time
Make it simple for OL (1 run play, 1 protection make up 99% of our O)
Plays must have constraints
Play kids at natural positions (Except QB)
Can not make a mistake in choosing a QB
Build Speed over Strength
Forget maxes, concentrate on athleticism and ability to do the job
13 contact days per summer none in June
Weight training: 1/3 traditional- 1/3 Olympic- 1/3 Absolute Speed
Coaches are responsible for getting guys open!

5. Tailoring your Offense
Find things players do well
Find things they like to do
Find things that are easy for their skill set
Find bang for your buck

6. GT/ GTQ Responsibilities (Foundation Play)
Guard and Tackle kick and wrap
GT has the option to pull
GTQ shows split flow by the 2 backs
Can be productive with any type player

7. GT Diagram

8. GTQ Diagram

9. GT / GTQ Video

10. Fast Screen Responsibilities
Any QB and any WR
Our most effective play
Usually thrown to #1
QB- catch and throw
WR- jab and catch, get 5 yards
#2- block the most dangerous player
OL- Run through the pursuit lanes

11. Fast Screen Diagram

12. Fast Screen Video

13. Missile Screen Responsibilities
Any QB and any WR
QB pumps the F
#1 Drives and retraces
#2 kicks defender #1
Tackles-Pass set up field
PSG- kicks #2
C- climbs
BSG- cleans up the chase

14. Missile Screen Diagram

15. Missile Screen Video

16. 4 Vertical Responsibilities
Easy quick throw for any QB
Very easy reads
Easy routes
#1 down the numbers on a go
#2 down the hashes on a hunt
Can tag and get RB involved
Great out of 3x1
Great RPO as a compliment

17. 4 Vertical Diagram

18. 4 Vertical Video

19. QB Pin &Pull Sweep Responsibilities
Covered linemen Pin
Uncovered Pull
RB Leads
Can use motion or unbalanced sets
Usually with a TE
QB must be a good runner
Great RPO as a compliment

20. QB Pin &Pull Sweep Diagram

21. QB Pin &Pull Sweep Video

22. Advantages of RPOs
Great for a QB that struggles with pass reads or does not throw a crisp ball
Usually 1 WR involved
Opens up a struggling run game
Can get guys wide open

23. RPO (Backside GT/Zone) Responsibilities
GT/ zone to the left by OL ,RB, QB
QB reads backside 5 tech for the pull
WRs on the right run fast screen
QB pulls and reads defender #2 for the screen throw

24. RPO (Backside GT/Zone) Diagram

25. RPO (Backside GT/Zone) Video

26. RPO (Front side P&P ) Responsibilities
Covered linemen Pin
Uncovered Pull
RB flashes across QB’s face
QB read #2 defender run/pass
WR #1 runs a go
WR #2 runs an out

27. RPO (Front side P&P ) Diagram

28. RPO (Front side P&P ) Video

29. RPO (Front side Power Read ) Responsibilities
PST Same rules as GT
PSG Same Rules as GT
C Same rules as GT
BSG Skip pull to PSLB
BST Cut off run through
QB Ride and read PS5 Pull and read defender #2 for screen
WRs run fast screen

30. RPO (Front side Power Read ) Diagram

31. RPO (Front side Power Read ) Video

32. Rocket Fast Screens were not as successful Quick hitter to the edge
Traded blocking ability for speed
Quick hitter to the edge
PST/PSG 45 degree step 4 yards up field
C/BSG/BST get head across and up field
PSWR’s based on defense

33. Rocket Diagram

34. Rocket Video

35. Rocket Gator Option Get our best athletes with the ball in space
Forced the defense to shift if they wanted to double cover
Stretched the defense laterally and vertically with GT/Rocket/Go’s
Lot of bang for the buck

36. Rocket GT Option Diagram

37. Scramble Drill Rules Deep becomes short Short becomes deep Or Drift
As soon as the ball does not come out on time
Big plays have come for us off the drift

38. Scramble Drill Video

39. Designed Deep Shots If WRs do not have the speed to get open
Lets the coach be creative
Allows QB to take the easy stuff
Usually 1 read

40. Designed Deep Shots Video