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Formations for Success

Formations for Success. Jay Wilkinson Jenks High School jay.wilkinson@jenksps.org 918-299-4415 ext. 2399. Formation Philosophy. We want to Dictate how the Defense lines up. We want to cause confusion. (Shifts/Motions) Create Mismatches. Work to get great run looks.

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Formations for Success

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  1. Formations for Success Jay Wilkinson Jenks High School jay.wilkinson@jenksps.org 918-299-4415 ext. 2399

  2. Formation Philosophy • We want to Dictate how the Defense lines up. • We want to cause confusion. (Shifts/Motions) • Create Mismatches. • Work to get great run looks. • Once we find a good run look, stay with it until the defense stops it. Jenks Trojans

  3. Formation Thoughts • Be able to put any player any where. • Players can handle more info than we think. • Verbiage. • Disguise your best plays/players by using shifts and motions. Jenks Trojans

  4. Our System • Easy to Learn. • High in Verbiage. • Y is our TE / 4th WR • H is our FB / 3rd WR (Shifty) • X is Split End (Usually Best WR) • Z is our Flanker (Possession) • T is our Tailback Jenks Trojans

  5. Base Formation (Right) To the call. Away from call. Jenks Trojans

  6. Moving the Y Normal – Regular split next to OT to call side. Rex / Lex – Regular split next to OT to call side but off the ball. Flex – Split 4 – 8 yards from OT to call side. Wide – Align as the outside WR to call side. Jenks Trojans

  7. Moving the H 0 - Behind QB 4 – 5 yards deep 1 / 2 - Straddle OT’s inside leg to call side 3 / 4 - In Up position to call side 5 / 6 - Regular WR alignment to call side 7 / 8 - Align as Middle WR to call side 9 / 10 - Align as Outside WR to call side Jenks Trojans

  8. Right 1 Jenks Trojans

  9. Right 2 Jenks Trojans

  10. Right 3 Jenks Trojans

  11. Right 4 Jenks Trojans

  12. Right 5 Jenks Trojans

  13. Right 6 Jenks Trojans

  14. Moving the Z Normal – Align in Regular WR alignment to call side. Wing – Align next to TE/OL to call side. Strong – Align in Power Back position to call side. Weak – Align in Power Back position. Hip – Align next to TE/OL to away from call side. Slot – Align inside of X away from call side. Twins – Align outside of X away from call side. * Above example call side is RIGHT. Jenks Trojans

  15. Right Slot Jenks Trojans

  16. Right Twins Jenks Trojans

  17. Called Formations Jenks Trojans

  18. Shoot Shoot Right Shoot Left Jenks Trojans

  19. Trips Trips Right Trips Left Jenks Trojans

  20. Ace Ace Right Ace Left Jenks Trojans

  21. Poke Poke Right Poke Left Jenks Trojans

  22. Quads Quads Right Quads Left Jenks Trojans

  23. Empty Empty Right Empty Left Jenks Trojans

  24. Goalline Jumbo Rhino Jenks Trojans

  25. Special Formation Adjustments Jenks Trojans

  26. Exit • Tells the X he lines up call side. • X is the only person effected by the call. • Makes Invert teams pull the string or get outnumbered. • Teams can sometimes over shift too much. Jenks Trojans

  27. Heavy • Puts both tackles away from the TE side. • Only talks to the Tackles. • Perfect for teams that have inverts. • Can give alignment problems for teams that get in the habit of calling the strength to the TE. Jenks Trojans

  28. Attacking Specific Defenses Jenks Trojans

  29. Questions to Ask • 3 x 1 vs. 2 x 2 which is a better running formation, which is a better passing formation. • Man in the secondary? • How do they handle overloads? • Secondary or Underneath. Jenks Trojans

  30. Questions to ask (cont.) • Empty? • Do they flip DE’s, LB’s? • How do they handle motion / shifts? Jenks Trojans

  31. 4-4 Teams • How do they handle trips? • Bubble • Frontside Run • 2 x 2 Are the inverts blockable? • Yes - Read Run game. • No – How do they cover the flats? • Will they pull the string or adjust with the secondary? Jenks Trojans

  32. 3-3 Stack Teams • How good is their Nose? • Can our Center handle him? • Blitzing Team or Reading? • Pull the string vs. Trips? Coverage? Invert over? 2 over 3? Jenks Trojans

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