God's favorite run play.

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  • @BrettKollmann
    @BrettKollmann  Рік тому +966

    Let the record show that it's still May 31st for another three minutes and therefor I am completely on time with this release.

    • @AlexTheEaglesFan
      @AlexTheEaglesFan Рік тому +19

      Great episode Brett! I’d love for you to do a deep dive like this on Inside Zone. Mainly cause my team, the Eagles, are more of an Inside Zone heavy run scheme. They’re undoubtedly the best in the league at it having averaged a crazy 19.99 EPA running it in 2021 while the highest Outside Zone EPA was the Chargers at 6.10. I’d be curious to learn about the advantages it gives you and why the Eagles are so efficient at it. The fact the Eagles can get anywhere from 2-3x the EPA any team running ‘Gods Favorite Run Play’ seems pretty incredible to me. Is it just Philly having better Jimmy’s & Joe’s + arguably the best OL coach (no disrespect to Callahan) in the NFL? Does Outside Zone just lead to more negative EPA plays than Inside Zone due to it being more of a horizontal play with a lot of moving parts? I’d like to learn more about mid zone as well if you just want to touch on all of it.

    • @dustinjames6560
      @dustinjames6560 Рік тому +9

      I LOVE THIS KIND OF CONTENT SERIOUSLY TEACH US FOOTBALL AND WE WILL LOVE YOU FOREVER!!!

    • @jameskeen3321
      @jameskeen3321 Рік тому +5

      Let the record show I watched every second. Also scary thought bijan Robinson just went to the one of the teams that lives or does by outside zone

    • @jonsmith1956
      @jonsmith1956 Рік тому +1

      Haha for everyone not in PST, the date we get is 6/1. But doesn't matter, got it in

    • @zackwatson6912
      @zackwatson6912 Рік тому +2

      Brett, found your channel a few months ago and this is absolutely excellent. I played football for 10 years (OLine) and I learn SO MUCH from each video (except this one - we ran a lot of outside zone and this threw me back to the film room in August). Keep doing what you’re doing and especially keep being your authentic self - I loved the ad read and how it was both personalized and honest, explaining somewhat how the content creation industry works. Love the content and love the videos. Can’t wait to see the team-by-team previews this summer.

  • @funeralfart7582
    @funeralfart7582 Рік тому +726

    This is exactly what I want in a football content youtube channel. I never played football, but I WANT to "get it" as best I can. There's a big gap between the talking heads and the deeply technical stuff (mostly aimed at highschool football coaches). There's only a handful of channels doing this sort of thing and nobody does it as well as Brett. Thank you thank you thank you.

    • @Fatboyoftheyear
      @Fatboyoftheyear Рік тому +7

      I feel the same way✊🏿

    • @chillcatdad7851
      @chillcatdad7851 Рік тому +16

      Well said, @Funeral Fart

    • @smurfie8412
      @smurfie8412 Рік тому +1

      Stop ✋️ being a simp 🤬

    • @jrother
      @jrother Рік тому +2

      I make this statement my own, too.

    • @frozennorth3426
      @frozennorth3426 Рік тому +9

      You might also like The OLine Committee:
      youtube.com/@OLineCommittee
      …which is itself a recent offshoot of the “Trenches with Boone” series on another channel
      Both are mostly film study, and based around former pro offensive linemen, mostly Alex Boone who played guard in the league for 12 years and started a Superbowl for the 49ers under Harbaugh. Smart guy. Good analysis and lots of little insider peeks.

  • @PrudentPaladin
    @PrudentPaladin Рік тому +463

    I want a whole 12-part series of Brett breaking down different zone runs

    • @frostiswan7058
      @frostiswan7058 Рік тому +18

      I second this.. if he says he could talk about it for forever, that sounds like some content ready to go.. maybe he'll be able to release something before next sponsorship deadline :P

    • @jamaalstricklin9867
      @jamaalstricklin9867 Рік тому +5

      @@frostiswan7058 i third this

    • @andycasile
      @andycasile Рік тому +6

      Fourth. What do we need to do to let this happen?

    • @djcowart4327
      @djcowart4327 Рік тому +3

      Bros just like me fr

    • @ericwells6330
      @ericwells6330 Рік тому +4

      Literally what I came to the comments for. This is perfect

  • @Gibbz17
    @Gibbz17 Рік тому +299

    It’s 3am bro. I’m about to blackout and have to watch this again tomorrow

    • @Eli7579
      @Eli7579 Рік тому +6

      Same

    • @williamsomerton7786
      @williamsomerton7786 Рік тому +17

      Brett Kollman videos hit different when you’ve just got home from a rager

    • @louissaintamour3416
      @louissaintamour3416 Рік тому +5

      Am I the only one that takes 90 minutes shower watching videos like this after a night out

    • @reesbritton6623
      @reesbritton6623 Рік тому

      I remember my first time on UA-cam as well…

    • @suyapapi2298
      @suyapapi2298 Рік тому

      3:19am 😭

  • @WMDistraction
    @WMDistraction Рік тому +197

    I've requested this before and will request it again: A *FULL* introduction to offensive *and* defensive formations and concepts. I'm talking route trees and concepts (e.g., smash, dagger, flood), philosophy behind under center and shotgun, etc. on the offense. Cover 0-3, 6, and 9, man, coverage system concepts (e.g., Fangio v... others...). I would watch all of it. Perhaps multiple times.

    • @LeftWingNationalist
      @LeftWingNationalist Рік тому +19

      I could see a current positions coaches in college or nfl quit doing that and start youtube channels if they have the skill and charisma to pull it off. Shit maybe Brett could put some coaches on. Have them discuss things. Shit PMS is trying it when he brings on Coach Pag or has players like Pac, Dbutler, Aj and company explain things. Brett just broke this down so well. This was great content

    • @MAJ0ROCEL0T
      @MAJ0ROCEL0T Рік тому +11

      This would have to be a full series because there's no way to go over all those in just a handful of videos. And at that point I'd encourage you to look at his deep dives. He covers a lot of concepts and their names often enough. He just did a whole video on the Tampa 2 defense, it's origin, what it comes from, how it works, what situations is it for and how to set it up effectively. But I agree he should compile them in a playlist and then make it a series he revisits regularly

    • @WMDistraction
      @WMDistraction Рік тому +2

      @@MAJ0ROCEL0T
      Yeah I was thinking a series on this. He’s done a couple one-off videos like this, and I’ve enjoyed all of them. It would be cool to have it be a series!

    • @olorin7611
      @olorin7611 Рік тому +2

      A full on, building series of episodes on this would be EPIC. Perfect for all the people who like football and want to learn even more about it.

    • @ayalave75
      @ayalave75 Рік тому +5

      Do a google search with the terms Matt Bowen, NFL 101. He did about 20 articles on offense and defense for bleacher report about 10 years ago. He did stories on pretty much ever topic you requested. If you read the stories there are links to other stories he wrote that will help you find them all. Cover 1-4,

  • @WhatsAnACL
    @WhatsAnACL Рік тому +57

    A coach once explained blocking to me as train tracks. A lot of times people think as blocking similar to man defense in basketball where you block a certain guy. But you block a track and anyone who runs into that track. Pre snap you have to determine what the track is and post snap you just find anyone that is in the tracks and put them on their ass. Outside zone is the perfect example of that

    • @chonzen1764
      @chonzen1764 Рік тому +1

      It can be both. You can be blocking a zone or you can be "locked."

    • @TheChuckFina
      @TheChuckFina Рік тому +4

      "Create an alley and run to daylight." - Vince Lombardi

    • @BDW0000
      @BDW0000 5 місяців тому

      Choo choo baby!

  • @yaboitim8024
    @yaboitim8024 Рік тому +129

    Watching the niners run outside zone just reaffirmed my absolute admiration for George Kittle, dude is a MONSTER

    • @batboy555
      @batboy555 Рік тому +6

      Best TE in the league

    • @stephenmccalley8346
      @stephenmccalley8346 Рік тому +14

      Kittle is a master of this because inside zone/outsize zone is the foundation of Iowa football.

  • @nedisahonkey
    @nedisahonkey Рік тому +117

    Damn missed a few episode and now Brett is balling in an amazing Appartment. Proud of him, he deserves it.

  • @Texanimal09
    @Texanimal09 Рік тому +190

    Damn my respect for OLinemen has gone up even more after this.

    • @collinwimbish4516
      @collinwimbish4516 Рік тому

      Isn’t power not outside zone god’s play?

    • @chonzen1764
      @chonzen1764 Рік тому +19

      According to the wonderlic tests at the combine average intelligence by position
      #1 Center
      #2 QB
      #3 Tackle
      #4 Guard
      Any good o-line coach as soon as the line comes back to the bench goes right to the center and says "Tell me what you are seeing."

  • @nedisahonkey
    @nedisahonkey Рік тому +56

    Knew by the title alone it'd be the Outside Zone. Such a beautiful play and as a 49ers fan i see a lot of it.

  • @rawkurface
    @rawkurface Рік тому +70

    I was always under the impression God's favorite runnng plays were the ones Bo Jackson got in Tecmo Bowl. Always learning on this channel!

  • @prodby.godswill
    @prodby.godswill Рік тому +16

    As a new high school coach who doesn’t know much, I’d want those run vids. Appreciate all you do man!

  • @tomdowney37215
    @tomdowney37215 Рік тому +33

    This content is amazing. I'd be down for a this to be a series.. certainly gives you years of content. This channel rocks Brett. Thank you so much. Been a fan for 5+ years.

  • @matthewstewart2824
    @matthewstewart2824 Рік тому +7

    as a former undersized lineman and somebody who only had my spot due to knowledge of blocking schemes, i love your channel and how you break down the abstract of football so many people are just blind to

  • @Besaw54
    @Besaw54 Рік тому +27

    I'm a simple man, I see Brett uploaded a video, I stop working, put everything on hold, and watch it. These videos help with the offseasonitis. So thank you Brett.

  • @joemanning8416
    @joemanning8416 Рік тому +4

    We can all watch videos on what players do and they plays they make, but Brett, you help me understand WHY these plays work. Please keep doing more of this. This is an incredible resource.

  • @nathanlovin
    @nathanlovin Рік тому +8

    Dang - seeing Laken Tomlinson (75) execute that backside A combo block was amazing. It's unreal that these guys are able to do stuff like this.

    • @chonzen1764
      @chonzen1764 Рік тому

      In college when guys would try and transition to d-line they would frequently have a hard time adjusting to just how quickly the game happens. Its usually decided in 3 steps.

  • @mrkeyes88
    @mrkeyes88 Рік тому +12

    Fantastic content. As a Packers fan I might have nightmares again tonight about that 2019 NFC championship game but great video all the same. These technical breakdowns of schemes are really interesting.

  • @slaglethorpe
    @slaglethorpe Рік тому +4

    Love this style of video! I’m a lineman from my days in high school, so sharing what kind zone scheme we think through is amazing to see. Keep it up!

  • @CoachLonFBTalk
    @CoachLonFBTalk Рік тому +8

    As a former oline guy, loved everything about this. Makes you feel like you’re in the film room again. Thanks Brett

    • @chonzen1764
      @chonzen1764 Рік тому

      Yeah the normies don't get it. Any run play film session 5 minutes breaking down the o-line, 30 sec to tell the back he did or did not do a good job finding and hitting the hole.

  • @AliMohamed-fu5lc
    @AliMohamed-fu5lc Рік тому +3

    God i cant get enough of these breakdown videos. This is what i live for. This is the type of football videos I love learning about because its hard to realize what is happening in a play in real time, but when youre made aware of it, youre going to be able to point it out immediately and its fantastic.

  • @LightningBoltJpS
    @LightningBoltJpS Рік тому +6

    Definitely do a video like this for weakside, inside, and every other kind of zone run. Great stuff. I remember how Denver in the 90s used to chew up every defense they played running Terrell Davis with those concepts and the 49ers are the best at it now.

    • @chonzen1764
      @chonzen1764 Рік тому

      Those Denver teams were the best at blocking it IMHO. New rules now on cuts so it isn't as pretty.
      Dudes would be talking trash and Mark Schlereth would just laugh and say "Watch your knees" ;-)
      If the d-line works hard to maintain gap integrity then the backside cut chops them down. If they protect themselves from the cut then massive gaps open front side.

  • @Arnellius_Martinius
    @Arnellius_Martinius Рік тому +1

    15:20 that block isn't impossible for a backside guard and center. The only reason it doesn't work consistently is because your Center leaves you hanging when going against a shade or a 1 back side, your BSG is just dumpy and lazy, or your whole unit has no dawg in them. I was always coached to take care of 1st level 1st so as elementary as this scheme is, as an OL the emphasis on pad level, feet and technique is paramount and underrated. I love the rest of the analysis.

  • @TheTEN24
    @TheTEN24 Рік тому +4

    Love this type of video. As someone who never played football I learned a lot about the nuances of O line play and concepts in this one

  • @adb9125
    @adb9125 Рік тому +3

    Loving this shift to deep dives kn timeless concepts vs whatever teams are currently doing

  • @VurtAddicted
    @VurtAddicted Рік тому +2

    Please my man, more of this. Such a lovely series of videos. Just imagine for us Europeans how much these videos are important to understand the game

  • @pintail102
    @pintail102 Рік тому +1

    Surprised Brett didn't mention that this zone blocking scheme started with the Packers and Vince Lombardi's run to daylight. Which was only stopped by Landry's Cowboy flex defense designed to protect the middle linebacker from being blocked. Unfortunately the flex's Achilles heel was the wide open passing schemes now in place.

    • @timothystamm3200
      @timothystamm3200 Рік тому

      Well, we weren't doing history or how to try to stop it. But that brings me to Lombardi apparently adapting this from a single wing play. That means if that play is one of the original plays that this play is, just like the qb position because Halas wanted single wing tail backs, designed for that MF Jim Thorpe gold medal decathalete.

  • @OffDutyAthletes
    @OffDutyAthletes Рік тому +1

    Not only did those 2019 niners run outside zone well, but they're counter and inside zone game with Kittle and Juice picking up extra gaps was insane. They literally ran through the NFC into the Superbowl

  • @zoe2020-is7sc
    @zoe2020-is7sc Рік тому +1

    Maybe consider making a video about the Falcons, they performed much better than they were expected to last year and did especially well running the ball.

  • @peytonknight6998
    @peytonknight6998 Рік тому +1

    these videos breaking down football concepts are amazing brett

  • @brennancrocker9388
    @brennancrocker9388 Рік тому +7

    Wake up babe, new Brett Kollmann video

  • @mukuzChannel
    @mukuzChannel Рік тому +4

    Kyle S realising that his run attack works best with fast RBs over big agile backs, was a true revelation

  • @vishaljyoti4830
    @vishaljyoti4830 Рік тому +3

    The work and editing in this video is just amazing , thank you so much Brett for releasing these kinda. Ideas and improving my football IQ

  • @matthellmann4212
    @matthellmann4212 Рік тому +1

    Raheem's path on that cutback vs. the Ravens looked a lot like a puck carrier standing up a hockey defenseman while entering the zone. The way the linebacker gets stuck in the middle of his stance: Raheem gone.

  • @Matkatamiba
    @Matkatamiba Рік тому

    Dude, Brett, I just wanna say that your videos have taken me from a watch-just-the-superbowl-and-just-for-the-ads, never-played-football type fan to a whole-ass football fan, occasionally able to predict plays, and just enjoying the game so much! Thank you!

  • @dakinglip
    @dakinglip Рік тому +1

    Ah thank you for stimulating football nerd in me and also bring back some old school memories of zone blocking schemes in college. Ours wasn't as detailed but was still detailed and all those lil minor things made so much of a difference. And you right when its rolling...absolute art and soul snaching. Amazing video as always

  • @charlesconner4369
    @charlesconner4369 Рік тому +3

    As a high school football coach, this is exactly what i like to see! Great job

  • @teroalitalo3469
    @teroalitalo3469 Рік тому +1

    I have to feed the algorithm on this one: I love these detailed explanations of different concepts, makes you see the game in a whole new light. Keep on analyzing Brett!

  • @zoe2020-is7sc
    @zoe2020-is7sc Рік тому +1

    I love this type of video, especially ones about rushing and defense.

  • @geoffaldwinckle1096
    @geoffaldwinckle1096 Рік тому +2

    Brett ! Cover all those other zone concepts yes! Regards from New Zealand.

  • @kaseyowens7574
    @kaseyowens7574 Рік тому +3

    Please more zone stuff. This was easily one of my favorite videos you’ve ever done

  • @everettdrake1507
    @everettdrake1507 Рік тому

    Please keep making these videos!!! Makes it much easier to understand for my semipro team and helping with the highschool team. Absolutely love it!

  • @scottdickson9224
    @scottdickson9224 Рік тому +1

    "So if you like the super nerdy videos..."
    100% yes. The run game trenches are stupidly underrated. We want more.

  • @JeremyCiment
    @JeremyCiment Рік тому +1

    this is the content that we all want love. it keep doing what you do. your great

  • @gt6139a
    @gt6139a Рік тому

    I absolutely loved it. It has the right amount of details for any casual viewer (of football, in general) to actually follow. It will be fun to follow it up with how a good defense can counter it (other than a sloppy execution by offense). After all, football is also a chess game between the offense and defense. So it'll be nice to see the theme alternate. Thank you so much for the good work :)

  • @jamersonmordock9212
    @jamersonmordock9212 Рік тому

    brett, these are the type of videos we all want to see!!! we would all watch those breakdowns on other zone runs. thank you!!! and may i suggest that when the season starts you do a weekly breakdown on a certain scheme or call you liked from that week?

  • @pjcluzz
    @pjcluzz Рік тому

    I loved it! Please continue comprehensive "nerdy" stuff like this. This is what smart attention-to-detail football looks like.

  • @alexpratt5010
    @alexpratt5010 6 місяців тому +1

    With the rams play, did Aaron Donald miss his assignment? He shot through the “A” gap but it seems like the “B” would have been more effective

  • @cetrann
    @cetrann Рік тому

    first of all, the quality of production is immaculate. i will follow up with my next observations on other videos. please keep it up.

  • @riccracc6547
    @riccracc6547 Рік тому +4

    Demonic upload time brett. Cant wait for this vid

  • @williamsnapp2615
    @williamsnapp2615 Рік тому

    I love these videos breaking down a single flavor of offensive and defensive plays. Keep it up!

  • @chriscasey8897
    @chriscasey8897 5 місяців тому

    This specific iteration of outside zone, from the Shanahan coaching/offensive tree is mostly referred to as "wide zone" now for anyone interested in learning more. If you look up outside zone you're going to get spread zone and spread buck sweep. Thanks for the video. Definitely subscribing.

  • @bobbyrobert1425
    @bobbyrobert1425 Рік тому +1

    I want to see more videos like this

  • @mikecarbone7214
    @mikecarbone7214 Рік тому +3

    This was phenomenal. As a 49ers fan I absolutely loved it. Nice work!

  • @SR-yz7wg
    @SR-yz7wg Рік тому

    I love this series of breaking down formations or plays. Keep killing it.

  • @lanceuppercut91
    @lanceuppercut91 Рік тому

    Been living in korea for a few years, anytime I can get a some good football content uploaded while I'm still awake I'll always support. Thanks Brett!

  • @nelsonw2096
    @nelsonw2096 Рік тому

    This is great. If you wanna do inside zone please do! One thing you mentioned in passing that I think is very underrated is the running path of the running back. For instance in your example at the end with the Ravens on D with outside leverage, the way the running back appears to be taking an outside path but then bouncing back inside makes it easier to block on that side. The running back can greatly improve the success of the blocks on that side and therefore get more yards on the play. 👍🏼

  • @ryanevans371
    @ryanevans371 Рік тому

    This quality of consumable educational content needs to continue to exist.
    So much so that I actually made a point of going back to several of your recent videos to rewatch them to the end and make sure I watched the ad read.
    Just to make sure your sponsors know we want more of this.

    • @BrettKollmann
      @BrettKollmann  Рік тому

      Well I'm happy that you liked this that much!

  • @ValkyrieXRAY
    @ValkyrieXRAY Рік тому +1

    As an OL coach, loved this! Thanks!

  • @nanabutta
    @nanabutta Рік тому

    Truly enjoy watching the breakdown of the O-Line and the art of blocking. Awesome work and i need that shirt! When isnit available?

  • @naiveninja9890
    @naiveninja9890 Рік тому

    Please please please PLEASE more content like this - absolutely love it.

  • @jaidenstowers8314
    @jaidenstowers8314 Рік тому

    Brett, Alex Rollins, Sammy Gold and billy stephens been holding it down for years. Y’all are the reason i wanna get into coaching after my playing days. Love the details you and all these others go into depth of the most simple plays in football

  • @bobbyr600
    @bobbyr600 Рік тому +1

    Another banger. Thank you sir.
    I would love to see more "nerdy" zone videos. This was great. Can I get some clips of Arian Foster and that amazing Texans run games from 2010-2014?
    Question how much does RB matter in this system?

  • @anthonyrocco4879
    @anthonyrocco4879 Рік тому

    LOVE this kind of content! Would love to see a video that talks about how offenses use motion/routes to manipulate defenses as well! Good stuff Brett!

  • @stephend3459
    @stephend3459 Рік тому

    This film breakdown where you go down and show HOW this stuff works is why I follow you

  • @jbroome51791
    @jbroome51791 Рік тому

    Always learn SOMETHING while watching these videos! One of my favorite football breakdown channels

  • @chandandabburi795
    @chandandabburi795 Рік тому +1

    Can you breakdown what the perfect wide receiver is for you. In Terms of separation, speed,height,weight,yac. What is the perfect receiver

  • @jruth77
    @jruth77 Рік тому

    I loved running outside zone when I played in college! It really tests your balance, strength and lateral movement unlike anything else as a lineman

  • @bdub440
    @bdub440 Рік тому

    Yes! Yes! More of this! You’re helping me to watch the game in a whole new light. Thanks Brett.

  • @iculqqkn5768
    @iculqqkn5768 Рік тому +1

    Great video as always, keep the zone run concept videos coming

  • @AlisterLloyd
    @AlisterLloyd Рік тому

    Awesome video, Brett.
    I think this "play breakdown' video would have benefited from a clear description at some point of why the play is called what it is.
    For example, with "Outside Zone", why is it called that?
    What is "outside" about it when, as you explained in the video, the RB can bounce the run inside the tackle.
    What is "zone" about it when it seemed the play is designed initially to go through a specific "gap" vacated by the DL.
    And what makes "inside zone" inside zone, when outside zone can be run inside the tackle?
    For viewers who've never played the game I think explaining all of this would be very helpful :)
    Keep up the great work (including with my LA Chargers).

  • @meliadonpepe
    @meliadonpepe Рік тому

    this is my favorite video you've posted since the 2019 pats defense one. idk what it is but man keep it up

  • @Marv69Marv
    @Marv69Marv Рік тому +1

    Brett this is one of the most interesting and engaging videos of yours that I’ve watched, great content 👌

  • @55TheInTIMidator55
    @55TheInTIMidator55 Рік тому

    I’ve loved outside zone since I first started watching football, the way you read the gaps and lanes. It’s a staple of my Madden offense. 😂

  • @cadensoper6368
    @cadensoper6368 Рік тому

    Yes Brett, would love to see more break downs like this. Thanks!

  • @DinoMan_6
    @DinoMan_6 Рік тому

    Your transition into sponsers are nice. I don't skip unlike most other youtubers. Good job.

  • @michaellee6537
    @michaellee6537 Рік тому +1

    Bring on the nerdy details!!! Love your channel!

  • @danielspiker4754
    @danielspiker4754 Рік тому

    Any content you put out on offensuve or defensive scemes is a must watch. I love watching and learning from your videos.

  • @stnbl1569
    @stnbl1569 Рік тому

    I love this channel cus I feel really smart and like I understand everything when in reality most of it goes over my head

  • @AdamDolphin-sk6ip
    @AdamDolphin-sk6ip Рік тому

    Love this stuff. I’ve learned so much from this channel. Made me so much of a better football player.

  • @jaysnow701
    @jaysnow701 Рік тому

    Well said. 2 things.
    First the outside zone with Mostert was undefendable. If the defense did everything correct, it still was usually positive yardage. However, if just 1 defender over or under pursued, his speed (turned into power) and balance was insane, he would beat the defender to the point of impact get through the arm tackle and run away from everyone.
    The second point, that 2019 team was SOOOO GOOOOD at faking blocks. Kittle and juz would run by the EMLOS after getting him in the habit of taking them on, and the runner would just run right by.
    Then the OL would "lose" blocks to DL. Richburg would "try" for a reach block on the 3T to get them to get down the line. Then seal the inside for the counter while another blocker is pulling to lead through.
    Those 2 Packers and Viking games are masterpieces.

  • @tucegs522
    @tucegs522 Рік тому

    random note- the mock offseasons were an incredible idea and i really hope you bring them back next year

  • @owenharris2495
    @owenharris2495 Рік тому +1

    God I love running the ball

  • @IraDubery
    @IraDubery Рік тому

    Absolutely loving this in-depth content!

  • @jeromespann4698
    @jeromespann4698 Рік тому

    Excellent work on this. I thought I understood the concept very well but I learned some new things today. Appreciate your work!!

  • @colinbunn6066
    @colinbunn6066 Рік тому

    This would be an amazing series. I'd love to see God's favorite pass play, God's favorite blitz, God's favorite special teams punt cover call. The level of detail here was great!

  • @msskaggs3911
    @msskaggs3911 Рік тому

    I was a huge Broncos fan in the 90's and I remember how they implemented the zone run. I always got the impression that almost a kind of 'hail-mary' attempt to develop a run game behind John Elway in order to get him some ultimate success in the twilight of his career. So what do you do with athletic slightly-undersized lineman who were mainly there to protect Elway? (1) Draft a RB at the ass-end of the draft with middling athletic talent but top-tier vision. (2) Develop a run game relying on intelligent athletic offensive lineman and RB vision. (3) Convert Elway from a scrambling rocket-arm, do-it-all QB to a game manager who severely punished any defense daring enough to cheat the run-game?
    It was truly amazing to see that team transform into the juggernaut they became mid-90's on the back of the zone-run scheme . I'd argue that Alex Gibbs was a genius and should go down as Top 3 position coaches in football history.

  • @aessa8440
    @aessa8440 Рік тому +1

    Just go all-in on the zone run scheme that the 9ers have been doing for a few years now. There's a ton of content, a lot to learn and demonstrate, and it's super interesting.

  • @loanstowalruses
    @loanstowalruses Рік тому

    Yes, Yes, please talk about run game stuff forever. I want individual videos about all of those concepts. It's fantastic, I love this stuff.

  • @michaelmclennan03
    @michaelmclennan03 Рік тому

    Great work! Excited for those podcasts!

  • @jordanvangundy975
    @jordanvangundy975 Рік тому

    You really need a playlist with your videos where you explain concepts. I can never find any of them without scrolling through all of your videos

  • @reboot7789
    @reboot7789 Рік тому

    Please give us more videos like this, they’re so good

  • @ABruhMan
    @ABruhMan Рік тому

    I truly love this channel, amazing video Brett

  • @SustyDank
    @SustyDank Рік тому

    We used this a ton in highschool we called the blocking assignment a scoop block and then between the play side guard and tackle an ace block on the 3 and we basically just used the tackle to nail the 3 and then go look for work wether it was the play side, backside or a poor safety tackles love head hunting and from this angle it’s so easy to tell what’s coming based off the center guard tackle and tes alignment guard and tackle are in closer on that side and little is out further than normal to bring the end way out making his job easier creating that big ass hole on the bubble it was a staple of what we did and we probably ran it 25+ times a game

  • @MazzWindu
    @MazzWindu Рік тому

    Great content! Would definitely be interested in a video breaking down the difference between outside zone and inside zone

  • @SometimesCompitent
    @SometimesCompitent Рік тому

    I was O-line in high school.
    It’s simultaneously amazing to see how similar the NFL scheme is to what we ran as kids. But at the same time the complexity and execution makes it seems like a whole different sport.
    It’s very familiar and very foreign at the same time.

  • @ajware849
    @ajware849 Рік тому

    More of this please! Content gold!

  • @rjharrold2907
    @rjharrold2907 Рік тому

    Absolutely want more Brett, keep the scheme stuff coming

  • @gerryleb8575
    @gerryleb8575 Рік тому

    This is the best vid I have seen about football since I watched that Oregon fan explain their offense ten years ago.

  • @HashtagWhattaNerd
    @HashtagWhattaNerd Рік тому

    I'm very much here for the nerdy conceptual content. Please do more of these!