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COACHING THE FLY OFFENSE

COACHING THE FLY OFFENSE. THE DELTON FLY OFFENSE IS A MULTIPLE OFFENSE THAT UTILIZES SEVERAL BALANCED AND UNBALANCED FORMATIONS. THE TWO BASE FORMATIONS OF THE FLY OFFENSE ARE PRO AND TWINS FROM SPLITBACKS.

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COACHING THE FLY OFFENSE

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  1. COACHING THE FLY OFFENSE

  2. THE DELTON FLY OFFENSE IS A MULTIPLE OFFENSE THAT UTILIZES SEVERAL BALANCED AND UNBALANCED FORMATIONS. THE TWO BASE FORMATIONS OF THE FLY OFFENSE ARE PRO AND TWINS FROM SPLITBACKS. • THE TWO PRIMARY BLOCKING SCHEMES OF THE DELTON FLY OFFENSE ARE INSIDE AND OUTSIDE ZONE. THE OFFENSE ALSO UTILIZES TRAP AND VEER SCHEMES. • THE BASE PLAY OF THE OFFENSE IS THE FLY SWEEP WHICH IS A WIDE RECEIVER SPEED SWEEP. THE INSIDE RUN GAME CONSISTS OF FULL-FLOW AND SPLIT-FLOW PLAYS. • THE PASSING GAME CONSISTS OF 5 BASIC PATTERNS. THESE BASE PATTERNS ARE USED IN THE 3 & 5 STEP DROP, SPRINT OUT, PLAY-ACTION, AND WAGGLE SCHEMES.

  3. OFFENSIVE BASICS • LINEMEN LEARN RULES: • Inside Zone • Outside Zone • RECEIVERS LEARN CONCEPTS: • Teach concepts in both Run & Pass game • Play away – block closest safety (FUNNEL) • Play up middle – block closest safety (FUNNEL) • Play to me – Crack #2 or Stalk #1 • BACKS LEARN PATHS: • Lead Path • Green Path • Yellow Path • Belly Path • Counter Path • Dive Path • Stretch Path

  4. WHY ZONE BLOCK? • UNIFORM BLOCKING SCHEME • SAME RULES & TECHNIQUES FROM TACKLE TO TACKLE • FUNDAMENTALLY SOUND • YOU SEE IT USED AT EVERY LEVEL NOT JUST PROS ANYMORE • SIMPLE TO INSTALL & EXECUTE • IT’S ABOUT FOOTWORK, AIMING POINTS & BEING PHYSICAL • LOTS OF RESCOURCES • BOOKS, TAPES, CLINICS, PHONE CALLS, VISIT OTHER SCHOOLS & COLLEGES

  5. ZONEBLOCKING 101 • Zone Blocking Rules • IF I AM COVERED AND MY BUDDY INSIDE IS COVERED: I BASE REACH. MY AIMING POINT IS THE DEFENDER’S OUTSIDE NUMBER. • IF I AM COVERED AND MY BUDDY INSIDE IS UNCOVERED: WE ZONE COMBO TOGETHER. MY AIMING POINT IS THE DEFENDER’S OUTSIDE NUMBER. • IF I AM UNCOVERED AND MY BUDDY OUTSIDE IS COVERED: WE ZONE COMBO TOGETHER. MY AIMING POINT IS THE DEFENDER’S INSIDE NUMBER. • BACKSIDE LINEMEN SCOOP TO THE INSIDE GAP AND BLOCK THE MDM FROM THE 1ST TO 2ND LEVEL. B.S.T WILL NOT BLOCK 5 TECHNIQUE. • THE BALL CARRIER IS READING THE 1ST DOWN DEFENDER OUTSIDE OF THE CENTER. NOT COUNTING A 1 TECHNIQUE

  6. OUTSIDE ZONE BLOCKING

  7. WHY SPLIT BACKS PRO SET? • HB POSITION IS ONE – UNLIKE TRADITIONAL FB – HB = 2 POSITIONS. • JET BACK CAN START MOTION FROM SEVERAL POSITIONS ON FIELD. • WE CAN UTILIZE A TALENTED WIDE OUT AT X RECEIVER. • OPENS UP PASSING GAME. WE DO THROW 3 & 5 STEP PASSES. • CAN RUN ENTIRE OFFENSE WITH OR WITHOUT MOTION UNLIKE D.W. • WE CAN AND DO BREAK THE FORMATION.

  8. 49-48 GREEN / YELLOW SWEEP91 ATT – 1,042 YDS – 11.4 YPA • O-LINE: OZ BLOCKING RULE. • X: GREEN OR YELLOW BLOCK RULE. • PSH: GREEN OR YELLOW BLOCK RULE. • BSH: RUN BELLY PATH FAKE. • QB: MAKE SWEEP EXCHANGE BELLY FAKE. BOOT AWAY. • Z: RUN GREEN OR YELLOW SWEEP PATH.

  9. JET 449 GREEN F S C C B B E T N T E X T G C G T Y Q Z X MAKES GREEN OR YELLOW CALL A B JET BACK SLIDE STEPS & GETS WING TO WING WITH LEAD BACK

  10. JET 248 YELLOW F C C S B B E T N T E X T G C G T Y Z Q PSH READS BLOCK ON EMOL. A B JET BACK SLIDE STEPS & GETS WING TO WING WITH LEAD BACK

  11. 49-48 RED48 ATT – 318 YDS – 6.64 YPA • O-LINE: TE BLOCKS GAP-DOWN-ON. PST PULLS AND BLOCKS FORCE. PSG TO BACKSIDE ZONES • X: STALKS CORNER. • PSH: RED BLOCK RULE. • BSH: RUN BELLY GUT FAKE. • QB: MAKE SWEEP EXCHANGE BELLY GUT. BOOT AWAY. • Z: RUN RED SWEEP PATH.

  12. JET 248 RED F C C S B B E T N T E X T G C G T Y Z Q PSH READS PST’S BLOCK ON FORCE. A B JET BACK READ’S PST BLOCK ON FORCE CUT UP IN HOLE

  13. 23-32 BELLY64 ATT – 548 YDS – 8.5 YPA • O-LINE: IZ BLOCKING RULE. • X: FUNNEL BLOCK RULE. • PSH: GREEN BLOCK FAKE. • BSH: RUN BELLY PATH. • QB: MAKE GREEN SWEEP FAKE. BELLY EXCHANGE. BOOT AWAY. • Z: RUN GREEN SWEEP FAKE.

  14. JET 232 BELLY OR ISO CAN BE RUN WITH OR WITHOUT MOTION CAN ALSO RUN BELLY ISO WITH A LEAD BACK F C C S B B E T N T E X T G C G T Y Z Q JET MUST CARRY OUT GREAT FAKE! A B HB READS BLOCK ON 1ST DEFENDER PAST CENTER

  15. 23-32 COUNTER20 ATT – 226 YDS – 11.3 YPA • O-LINE: IZ BLOCKING RULE. • X: FUNNEL BLOCK RULE. • PSH: RUN BELLY PATH FAKE. • BSH: RUN COUNTER PATH. • QB: MAKE GREEN SWEEP FAKE. BELLY FAKE. COUNTER EXCHANGE. BOOT AWAY. • Z: RUN GREEN SWEEP FAKE.

  16. JET 432 COUNTER OR LEAD CAN BE RUN WITH OR WITHOUT MOTION CAN ALSO RUN LEAD WITH A LEAD BACK F C C S B B E T N T E X T G C G T Y Q Z JET MUST CARRY OUT GREAT FAKE! HB READS BLOCK ON 1ST DEFENDER PAST CENTER A B

  17. 33-22 DIVE96 ATT – 640 YDS – 6.67 YPA • O-LINE: IZ BLOCKING RULE. • X: FUNNEL BLOCK RULE. • PSH: RUN DIVE PATH. • BSH: RUN STRETCH PATH FAKE. • QB: MAKE DIVE EXCHANGE. STRETCH FAKE. BOOT AWAY. • Z: RUN GREEN SWEEP FAKE.

  18. JET 432 DIVE CAN BE RUN WITH OR WITHOUT MOTION F C C S B B E T N T E X T G C G T Y Q Z JET MUST CARRY OUT GREAT FAKE! A B HB READS BLOCK ON 1ST DEFENDER PAST CENTER

  19. 29-38 STRETCH86 ATT – 762 YDS – 8.8 YPA • O-LINE: OZ BLOCKING RULE. • X: FUNNEL BLOCK RULE. • PSH: LEAD BLOCK FAKE. • BSH: RUN STRETCH PATH. • QB: MAKE STRETCH EXCHANGE. BOOT AWAY. • Z: RUN GREEN SWEEP FAKE.

  20. JET 438 STRETCH “TOP COUNTER PLAYS” CAN BE RUN WITH OR WITHOUT MOTION F C C S B B E T N T E X T G C G T Y Q Z JET MUST CARRY OUT GREAT FAKE! A B BALL CARRIER READS BLOCK ON FORCE.

  21. JAY CARRIGAN DELTON KELLOGG HIGH SCHOOL DELTON, MICHIGAN jcarriga@dkschools.org 269-753-8833

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