It seems like the Back is always going to the side of the crosser setting the mesh (the guy going over the top)... In traditional Mesh, doesn't the Back typically go to the side of the underneath guy? So, the QB can read is 1. Back -- wheel, 2. Frontside Mesh, 3. Sit?
I would like to see how successful the post/dig concept has been, in my opinion this is a very difficult combo route to stop, especially when used with play action
Coaches Caviar We like it v. 1-high safety. QB reads of the Safety stays high and slides to the Seam/Post, or if he jumps the Dig. We also release the back to the 3 receiver side, so the tread would be 1-Seam/Dig, 2-B/S mesher, 3-swing to back, 4-F/S mesher.
Great video like always coach. After you run through wazzu's stuff, could you possibly breakdown holgorsen's film to see the differences in his version of the air raid? Also maybe some matt rhule stuff with Baylor? Asking a lot but fingers crossed
That would definitely be interesting to look at Holgerson and see what the difference looks like. I am hoping to get onto a lot of different stuff and get more videos out soon. Thank you for watching and the suggestions!
It seems like the Back is always going to the side of the crosser setting the mesh (the guy going over the top)... In traditional Mesh, doesn't the Back typically go to the side of the underneath guy? So, the QB can read is 1. Back -- wheel, 2. Frontside Mesh, 3. Sit?
Not sure on that one. Just thinking about calling it for man cov. having the 2nd read being the guy underneath would make sense to me.
I would like to see how successful the post/dig concept has been, in my opinion this is a very difficult combo route to stop, especially when used with play action
The drawn up concept is called “Snake”.
Any thoughts on when to call it and QB progression on it?
Coaches Caviar We like it v. 1-high safety. QB reads of the Safety stays high and slides to the Seam/Post, or if he jumps the Dig. We also release the back to the 3 receiver side, so the tread would be 1-Seam/Dig, 2-B/S mesher, 3-swing to back, 4-F/S mesher.
@@matthewfriedman5553 I like that concept. I appreciate the knowledge!!
Great stuff! Have you noticed that in 3x1 RB is checking opposite side before releasing but in 2x2 he’s checking same side before releasing?
I have not noticed that. Definitely an interesting detail. Thanks for the info and for watching!
Great video like always coach. After you run through wazzu's stuff, could you possibly breakdown holgorsen's film to see the differences in his version of the air raid? Also maybe some matt rhule stuff with Baylor? Asking a lot but fingers crossed
That would definitely be interesting to look at Holgerson and see what the difference looks like. I am hoping to get onto a lot of different stuff and get more videos out soon. Thank you for watching and the suggestions!
Hey coach , big fan of your content. What software do you use to draw the plays at the begging of your video?
I use playmaker pro. I got it probably 12 years ago and there is probably something better out there but I have gotten use to using it.
This play is called snake. Out of 3x1 the outside guy runs an out
Any thoughts on when to call it and QB progression on it?