ByCoach Martin|Football Offense
The Pro Set formation was a very popular offensive alignment most teams in the NFL used for a number of years.
The fact that it was so popular in the NFL is where it got its name from.
While the Pro Set isn’t as popular as it once was, some professional teams still make use of it in certain situations — and depending on the skill level of the players.
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ByCoach Martin|Football Offense
The Singleback Formation is one of the most popular offensive formations in football today.
Teams can use it at all different levels of the game, mainly because of all the different variations coaches can install with it.
This formation is very easy to teach, and there are ways that both run-heavy youth football teams as well as pass-happy professional teams can use it with great success.
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ByCoach Martin|Football Offense
So many different offensive formations today rely on spreading the personnel out in the field to create mismatches with the defense.
Football nowadays has a lot to with speed, especially at the upper levels of the game where players are uber-talented and super fast.
That being said, there are still some offenses that like to go with bigger packages to give defenses a different look.
This is what the Slot T offense does.
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ByCoach Martin|Football Offense
The Trips formation is one of the most popular formations in offensive football.
A lot of teams use it in the modern game, as it allows offenses to both spread the field and create confusion by stacking multiple wide receivers close to each other on one side of the field.
Trips Formation sees three wide receivers stacked on the same side of the field.
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ByCoach Martin|Football Offense
A checkdown is a generic term in football that refers to a quarterback throwing a short pass to a running back or tight end running a short route.
It doesn’t refer to any short route that these positions run, though.
Instead, it refers to when the quarterback opts to throw this shorter route because all of his other wide receivers aren’t open.
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ByCoach Martin|Football Offense
Throughout the years, there have been many variations to offenses as teams adjust to all the new ways defenses approach the game.
As the game evolved, there have been many different offensive philosophies — but only a few have been truly ahead of their time.
One of those is now known as the Air Coryell offense.
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ByCoach Martin|Football Offense
Football coaches use many different formations, on both sides of the ball.
One such formation on offense is called the Twins Formation.
The name ‘Twins’ actually refers to the grouping of wide receivers lined up on each side of the line of scrimmage.
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ByCoach Martin|Football Offense
The exchange between a quarterback and running back is one of the simplest, most straightforward things in football.
On just about every running play, the quarterback will need to execute a handoff with a running back.
While this may seem very simple and ordinary, there is a correct way to execute a handoff.
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ByCoach Martin|Football Offense
The Naked Bootleg is a kind of misdirection play — and one of the most effective ones in football.
Misdirection plays are extremely important to offenses as they help keep defenses off-balance.
Being able to keep the defense guessing — whether they are going to run or pass the ball — is an advantage the offense should capitalize on.
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ByCoach Martin|Football Offense
Most youth football teams run the ball way more than they pass.
Because of this, teams run offensive formations that are heavy on blockers and runners in the backfield.
Teams doing so sub out wide receivers for these players.
The Power I Formation is one of the formations that does just this.
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