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Great to hear coach and way to coach them up!

I mean I would just run the playbook so ur kids are repping it year round. There are some non air raid 7v7 concepts that work better in that style of ball so obviously add them so you can compete with some of these year round 7v7 only programs but I’d still keep the playbook relatively small. Ensure the kids know the plays without diagrams and go fast. They will out execute teams just like in tackle

@@CoachLasker thank you coach

Yup looks like you found it on the other thread. Appreciate u coach!

Thanks for commenting and watching coach! Please keep me posted and let me know if I can help!

Cut off the backside DE or DT (if he can dig him out but that’s alot to ask for 10u) … basically protect the backside

That RB can eat on the swing if they are truly sending the house and your QB can get the ball out… If u want to push the ball to the WR you can def go max protect with the RB but honestly I’d do push motion and basically turn it into Salt/pepper and get that RB behind the WRs so it’s just a RB swing screen

That RB can eat on the swing if they are truly sending the house and your QB can get the ball out… If u want to push the ball to the WR you can def go max protect with the RB but honestly I’d do push motion and basically turn it into Salt/pepper and get that RB behind the WRs so it’s just a RB swing screen

Yeah we had that back in the day at the high school level in the 90s I remember but they don’t do that anymore in CA at least here in our league. Wish they would do that for middle school and below

In open ?

So we recalibrate per the QB… day 1 or in the off season we line the WRs up on the hashes and let the QB take his one step drop and throw a nice and easy fade to the outside should of the WR who is running a fade. If that’s easy, scoot the WR out a few steps… if that’s easy for QB scoot them out a few more steps, rinse and repeat all the way to the top of the numbers. That’s as far as we let them go so there room for the WR to make a play on the ball if it’s thrown out beyond the numbers. Biggest key is the QB HAS to be able to take the one step drop and comfortably hit that outside should fade. No shame in not having WRs split out far. QB must be able to make this throw comfortably as this will come into play when there is blitz under pressure so he won’t have time to set up and hitch up and get momentum. One step, and get the ball out

Sorry reading the question lol just the distance from the middle of the field and the hashes works at all levels for the most part. They need to get used to that distance and find it when you are on the hashes and the Y sets the trips for the rest of the WRs to align to. You will need to watch him early in camp to be sure he is getting a feel for that same distance when he doesn’t have the hashes to use. They will get it after a few practice and coaches correcting it but it is very important

Love it. Anytime u have film I’d love to see it!

@CoachLasker how can I contact you. I would love to pick your brain brother and send some film.

@ mlasker@playrbook.com would love to chat!

you can check it out and try it free at playrbook.com, thanks for asking!

Sure thing. If you go sign up for the free account on Playrbook.com I’ll make sure you get access to the playbook and videos

I signed up some weeks ago. I watched all the videos but didn't see the playbook?

@@thomasdobson234 I’ll look you up and make sure you are connected to it on the site

Love it coach!!!!

Hey coach which site are you referring too?

This is on the strongside website. I'll check it out after father's day. Should be g2g tomorrow morning.

Should be fixed now.

More to come. Will get Tim and Jeff on to chat soon!

Thx coach! Glad they helped

Big time. With flag now coming to the Olympics non tackle is truly its own category

We are just counting numbers on the outside (not the safety) if we have the advantage we throw the screen if the numbers are even we run GT

lol good eye coach. This was during Covid, we are from Northern CA and there was a club team league in Southern CA that was proffering a place for these juniors and senior to play so they could get some film for recruiting They literally put together a field on the fly and this is how it came out.

Hey coach great question. We do this exercise when selecting QBs as throwing a nice 1 step fade is a HUGE part of our Air Raid offense. Start your WR at the Hash and have your QB take the snap, take one step drop and throw a nice easy fade over the WR outside shoulder. If he can without straining and having to step into his throw too hard, move the WR out a few steps and try it again Keep move the WR out until your QB can not take a one step drop and calmly drop the ball over his outside shoulder. Just don’t go past the top of the numbers. That is where the outside WR belongs and the slot or Y can split the difference Make sense?

Sorry, that is what we do on fade out and stick since we throw fades on those For the Corner concept specially we ALWAYS want the outside WR on the top of the numbers so he has more open grass to sit in, before or after the overhang defender. Always at the top of the numbers for snag concepts the more grass the better

Youth passing system on Playrbook.com is the final result, thanks coach!

Thx coach. Let me know if you have any questions along the way! You can download the playbook on our site Playrbook.com

Hey coach @nick! Yes we do have free playbooks available for both. We created this youth air raid offense specifically for coaches to plug into any run game / formation set they like best.. 7v7 Youth Air Raid Playbook - playrbook.com/a/members/6eac54ba-2f81-48f9-9fd3-7e6d44e90cec/6be24d03-70f4-4820-acbe-21e702c25ec2 Tackle Youth Passing System - playrbook.com/a/members/1b510a94-b1c6-4d82-83ec-be3af5945747/09a7354c-e81b-4f27-8981-f6eae5b18f6b

great question coach Murphy! I personally do but it's not a hard rule. I like it for two reasons: 1. natural rubs and confuse. 2. most importantly, I feel like if gives our QBs a better view of that 2/3 read which is typically our read for the younger kids....

love that coach. been very interesting hearing other ideas back side and I love this! it is what we do in 7v7 for sure, attacking the deep middle!

@@CoachLasker I always enjoy your stuff and your double hitch on back side makes a ton of sense as well, especially with your rules on Verts which I love. I really like my QB to peek the post, read S go corner and if no corner, go snag and when in doubt, the BACK IS ALWAYS OPEN.

Love that coach! The higher level we get the more a good coaches DE can disrupt for aure

Hey coach. So we kinda gauge this from year to year by simply running out Pat n go warm up fades and just start the WR at the hash, see if the WB can hit him nice and easy over his outside should on a jog… keep scooting him out until he really has to strain to do it. Just neeed this pass to threaten the other team for our 3 grass read offense to work 10U kids that can make good decisions only need to throw 15-20 yards since we bunch those WRs down

Thanks Coach. Another Question. I had my first 7s tournament. Unfortunately, it was in the rain. I had two qbs, one 8yo throws about 20-23yds max, the other 9yo throws about 30yds max. My younger made quicker decisions when the read was there, however forced some a little and struggled in the rain. Improved when it dried up a bit. My older had an easier time throwing to the outside but was slow to pull over the middle which caused sacks and ints (did not play in the rain) How should I evaluate their performances? @@CoachLasker

Thanks coach!

thanks coach!

Thanks coach! So glad you are finding value! Let me know if u ever want to talk ball on the show … other 5th and 6th grade coaches love to hear about how u did it!

lol

@@CoachLasker do you always line up the #2 and #3 receivers stacked like that? In 3x1

We find a little time when we need to 🤣😂🤣😂

Love it coach! So glad u have found some value with it! How’d the season end?

Most of these clips are middle school 12/14u but we have now run it at all levels 8u on up.... ua-cam.com/video/UNINGr9H1Q0/v-deo.html