Installing Today’s Hybrid Pistol Offense Run & Pass from Top to Bottom
This manual provides you with the full offensive line, receiver, and quarterback mechanics for installing each offensive play presented. Coach Campbell has left no stone unturned for implementing today’s Pistol Offense into your program.
Similar I suppose to the Redskins play, except we pulled the Playside Guard in an "A" block scheme on the call side (TE & T down - not necessarily a double team/combo)... guard pulled trapping the End or OLB... FB lead through hitting the 1st wrong colour shirt.
In the Redskins' Counter isn't it the BSG pulling/trapping?
The Fb in this case would jut be the H-Back in the 'Dot" or I position.
Oneback is the authority on the Redskins playbook, without doubt, having run it since 1981, but Yes, the 'skins pull the quick guard and trap(kickout) with him on the counter with the FB leading through, on power the FB kicks out and the BSG leads through.
J.C.Easton
J.C. EASTON<BR>HEAD COACH<BR>GA TIGERS FOOTBALL<BR>PROFESSIONAL MINOR LEAGUE
How do you design your offensive play sheet for game day? I would like to do it by down and distance and area of the field, but how do you list the play- but the play to the right, and the play to the left.
Do you write the whole play out to both the right and the left?
This is how Joe Gibbs does it. Lists both plays in the categories below such as "40/50 GUT".
Joe Gibbs did not script plays (as Bill Walsh did). He had an 8 ½ x 14 sheet ("Ready List"), with the runs listed in the left column, and the passes listed in the right column. They were listed in the following categories in this order:
How did he list the formation he wanted to run out of? For example
Formation and play:
Ray "Z10" 25 handback...................This is counter trey to the left with flanker motion
Lay "Z11" 24 handback...................This is counter trey to the right with flanker motion
How do Joe Gibbs list the same play but out of different formations? Does he have to right the entire formation call with the play for both the right and the left?