If a rule needs an exception, it’s not a rule yet. The Wide Shoot is built on simple rules that hold up against pressure. As we go, everything ties back to that idea. Drop your level, position, and experience with the system below so I know how to help you best.
Sorry for the delay, Mike. I was speaking this weekend and just catching up now. Man, that’s a lot to juggle, but it says a ton about you that you’re the one getting opportunities when things turn over. Both situations sound like real chances to build something with a new staff, which matters. If you’re calling plays, committing fully to the system is the right move, especially with rosters that need structure and clarity more than flash. How did the meeting go. Wherever you land, I’m confident you’ll make it better. Keep me posted.
@Jake Hinton Jake I love that. If you’ve been in the Power T world you already understand physical football and angles, so you’ll appreciate what we’re doing. At the end of the day it’s still about controlling the line of scrimmage and making kids play fast because they’re confident in what they see. That’s awesome you’re coaching your son too. Nothing better than getting to pour into your own kid and build it the right way. Keep running that WZ stuff and teaching them how to strain. That part translates at every level. Appreciate you watching and being part of it. Let’s talk ball anytime.
We’re going live again March 1st at 4:00 PM Central. I’ve had a lot of great questions come in lately, so let’s open it up and talk ball. Drop your questions in this thread so we can hit them live. Also looking forward to welcoming some new guys into the group. If you’re new, jump in here and introduce yourself. Let’s make it a good one.
Watched the zoom replay and question on the Run N Shoot QB Half Roll Footwork. Maybe it was covered and apologize in advance. What are the details of the QB's footwork for the Run N Shoot Half Roll? Will he square his shoulders up once he sets in his half roll to point his shoulder downfield? Is he looking to set up behind the tackle for his drop? And of course it's probably based on concept but is he narrow his read progression to half field and many times high low a defender? Thank you for all your help.