Stanford Play Action
One of my favorite offenses to watch is Stanford. I admire how they pound the ball from various personnel groups
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One of my favorite offenses to watch is Stanford. I admire how they pound the ball from various personnel groups
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I love studying offenses that run the football. I get that the spread offense and RPO packaged plays are all
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The “Power Pass” is a play action flood concept used by most teams and is a valuable tool for a
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Once Power is installed the next part of our offense to go in is Counter. We were actually significantly better
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I run a power based offense at my high school. I am stubbornly committed to running the football and everything
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One of the best ways to help protect Power is to use the POWER PASS or as Coach Gruden calls
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One of my favorite ways to run our 2 back power is using unbalanced/overload formations. We are stilling running our
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Today’s power variation is simply combining two concepts I have already discussed. From our double tight formation we would run
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Any well coached defense is going to have answers to try and shut down your base plays. Most teams will
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Standard power is a great play, BUT it requires you have a lead blocking back in the game. I knew
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