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Elow is a collection of some of my favorite football coaching resources, broken down by topic. Rather than list everything I’ve ever read or watched, I’ve tried to streamline it to my favorites. Make sure to bookmark this site as I will be adding new resources over time, and feel free to email me with further suggestions. Enjoy! Finding the Winning Edge. By Bill Walsh. The bible. The book’s strength — literally. Everything is in there. Developing an Offensive Gameplan. By Andrew Coverdale and Dan Robinso...
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Dak Prescott, the Dallas Cowboys and Third Level RPO/Packaged Play Reads. Monday, 15 August 2016 , by : Chris. Allas Cowboys rookie Dak Prescott had about as good of a preseason debut as any rookie could ask for: Prescott finished the game 10 of 12 for 139 yards and two touchdowns, including a perfect strike to receiver Terrance Williams down the sideline. In recent years a few teams — most notably Baylor, although there are others — began using packaged plays where the quarterback read a. He hallmark of...
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The double smash pass concept with the runningback deep down the middle | Smart Football
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The double smash pass concept with the runningback deep down the middle. Thursday, 20 October 2011 , by : Chris. Ne of the great all-time pass concepts is the “smash” concept, which I’ve previously discussed at length. In the concept, the outside receiver hitches up at five yards while an inside receiver runs a ten-to-twelve yard corner route over the top. This creates a “ vertical stretch. 8221; on the corner, which is particularly potent against a two-deep Cover Two defense. The week after the Ok State...
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New Grantland: Football 101 – Why Power Running Works. Thursday, 10 September 2015 , by : Chris. T’s now up over at Grantland. While many think the term power football describes an attitude or perhaps even a formation, coaches actually use it to refer to something more technical: the Power-O and Counter Trey run plays, which most coaches simply call Power and Counter, and which are foundational running plays in the NFL and college football. Read the whole thing. Posted in the Category: grantland. Patters...
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He Art of Smart Football. Deftly blending analysis and storytelling,. The Art of Smart Football. Examines football’s most innovative and enduring strategies and ideas, through the lens of the sport’s best coaches and players. The Art of Smart Football. Is an eye-opening, fascinating and accessible contribution to our understanding of America’s favorite sport. The Art of Smart Football. The Art of Smart Football. Features analysis of football’s top strategists and schemes, including:. 8220;The Art of Smar...
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My Favorite Books of 2015. Wednesday, 16 December 2015 , by : Chris. His is a list, in no particular order, of the books I read in 2015 which I consider my favorites. This does not mean these books came out in 2015; it only means I read them this calendar year. For a list of recommended football books/resources, see here. The Quartet: Orchestrating the Second American Revolution, 1783-1789. By James Baldwin. For myriad reasons. Baldwin’s work is as relevant as ever, and this is an excellent introdu...
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That’s how you block the second level | Smart Football
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That’s how you block the second level. Friday, 15 May 2015 , by : Chris. Ulane’s graduate assistant offensive line coach Matt Jones. Posted some great clips of NFL offensive linemen doing their thing recently, with this one maybe being my favorite:. And this is fantastic RT @CoachMattJones. How To Block The Second Level #LinemanLunch. Mdash; Chris B. Brown (@smartfootball) May 15, 2015. These weren’t too bad either, though:. Damn Best thing Ive seen all day RT @CoachMattJones. The Art of Smart Football.
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New Grantland: True Grit — How a formula (and a secret ingredient) can help us evaluate Jameis Winston, Marcus Mariota, and the 2015 QB class | Smart Football
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New Grantland: True Grit — How a formula (and a secret ingredient) can help us evaluate Jameis Winston, Marcus Mariota, and the 2015 QB class. Wednesday, 29 April 2015 , by : Chris. T’s now up over at Grantland:. Drafting an NFL quarterback is risky business, and the lesson of Druckenmiller’s story and others like it is that no one truly knows which players will succeed in the pros. Even the brightest GMs and coaches can whiff badly: By nearly. At drafting quarterbacks. Fortunately, research on impro...
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The Art of Smart Football is Now Available on Kindle | Smart Football
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The Art of Smart Football is Now Available on Kindle. Wednesday, 15 July 2015 , by : Chris. He Art of Smart Football. My new book, is now available for Kindle. The Art of Smart Football. You can read more about the book here. And you can also check it out in paperback. And if you get the book and enjoy it, I’d truly appreciate it if you wouldn’t mind spending a brief minute to write a review on Amazon. It would be much appreciated. Posted in the Category: books. The Art of Smart Football. Smart Notes ...
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The so-called “wide nine” | Smart Football
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The so-called “wide nine”. Tuesday, 18 October 2011 , by : Chris. The “nine” technique is the one outside the tight-end. Greg Cosell of NFL films gives a decent version of the overly glowing if not mystical analysis of the technique below. (Of course the offense has only one tight-end, so the right defensive end isn’t really even playing a nine technique at all, but such details must bow before the intrinsic coolness of calling something “THE WIDE NINE.”). Or even the inverted veer. Teams have used a ...