Post by Coach Campbell on Jun 24, 2022 16:42:55 GMT
FOOTBALL PRACTICE ORGANIZATION
• PRACTICE CHECK LISTS
• PRACTICE RATIONALE AND COACHING POINTS
• AUGUST- EXTENDED PRACTICE SCHEDULE OUTLINE
• IN-SEASON PRACTICE SCHEDULE OUTLINE
• QUARTERBACK DRILL PROGRESSION
• DAY BEFORE GAME PRACTICE OUTLINE
• EIGHT DIFFERENT PRACTICE SCHEDULE FORMS
• OFFENSIVE & DEFENSIVE DEPTH CHART FORMS
This section is a collection of procedures and forms that have been combined into an organized and workable format that can be very beneficial to any program. Our thanks to the many wonderful coaches that we have had the fortune to know and gain from through the years. We are also currently offering:
“OFFENSIVE GAME PLANNING”.
PRACTICE
For many football players, practice is hard work; but all football players need to realize that more games are won on the practice field during the week, than on game days. Remember, what you allow your athletes to do at practice is what an athlete will do in a game.
REASONS FOR PRACTICE:
1. To increase your stamina, speed, and general coordination.
2. To learn the proper technique of executing the fundamentals.
3. To perfect your execution of these fundamentals.
4. To learn the detailed phases of football:
a. Offensive plays from scrimmage.
d. How to defense this plays from scrimmage.
e. Kicking game phases.
f. Rules of the game.
5. To perfect your execution of these team phases.
6. To develop “esprit de corps”. (Intense loyalty, devotion, and enthusiasm of a union of common interests and responsibility of a group). This can be included in one statement:
“TO PREPARE YOURSELVES TO BE THE VERY BEST YOU CAN BE”
GENERAL POINTS REGARDING PRACTICE:
1. There will never be enough time to accomplish everything, so don’t waste any practice time.
2. Know your drills and what you want to accomplish. Plan and Evaluate.
“ A great coach is one that can take a three hour practice and do it in two hours, or a two hour practice and do it in one and one-half hour”.
3. Drills should simulate what you are doing during game situations.
4. Don’ stay in one drill too long. Set the number of repetitions instead of going by time.
5. Set up equipment before period, so as not to take away time.
6. Recognize fatigue and be ready to adjust drills.
7. Evaluate personnel while doing a drill.
8. Setup installation of how you will teach kicking game, defensive, and offensive procedures.
9. Don’t ever sit down during practice.
10. Try to always be doing something every minute, get to know your players.
PRACTICE cont.
PROGRESSION IN LEARNING:
1. You learn WHAT to do.
2. You are TOLD HOW to do it
3. You LEARN HOW to do it.
4. You practice until correct performance is a habit. Careless or sloppy performance ruins good habits, but careful performances build up good habits.
5. You coordinate this performance with your teammates.
6. Every drill or phase of football should have the procedure of :
a. TALK IT b. WALK IT c. JOG IT d. RUN IT
7. You should have a reason, as a coach, for everything that you are asking players to do.
8. A player needs to see ”the big picture” of each phase of the game as well as his individual assignment.
9. This is our football team (players and coaches)
10. Your individual status does not depend on the coaches. It depends on you!
YOU WILL BE EVALUATED BY:
• How well can you do the required things?
• How much do you know?
• How fast are you improving?
• What is your attitude?
• How dependable are you?
PRACTICE CHECK LIST
KICKING GAME:
Spread Punt & Coverage
Tite Punt & Coverage
Alignment and technique.
Center Snap
Punter
Quick Kick & Coverage
Fake Punt Run / Pass
Reaction to blocked punt.
Rules
Punt Return
Alignment and technique.
Field Ball Fair Catch
Right - Left - Middle - Reverse
Punt Block
Rules
Kickoff
Alignment and technique.
Kicker : Deep Onside - High Onside - Squibb
Coverage
Kickoff After Safety
Rules
Kickoff Return
Alignment and technique.
Middle - Right - Left - Reverse - Specials
Expecting Onside (Hands Team)
Kickoff Return After Safety
Rules
Extra Point
Alignment and technique.
Fake
Reaction to blocked EP.
Rules
Two- point plays.
Field Goal
Alignment and technique.
Fake
Reaction to blocked FG.
Field Goal after fair catch.
Rules.
Extra Point and Field Goal Block
Right - Left - Middle - Look for fake.
PRACTICE CHECK LIST
OFFENSE:
GENERAL STRUCTURE
Huddle alignment, information conveyed by QB, procedure for breaking huddle.
How plays are to be communicated to QB. Substitutions or signals.
Snap Count.
Audible System.
Formations & Alignment.
Personnel Groupings.
Numbering System.
Motion - Receivers & Backs.
Defensive technique numbering system.
Defensive alignments & coverages.
Stance & Start - First steps
OFFENSIVE POSITIONS
Centers
Stance / Gripping the ball / Snap & exchange with QB / Steps / Blocks
Linemen
Blocks:
Drive
Reach
Down
Trap
Log (Hook)
Combo (Trey)
Zone (Inside - Outside)
Scoop or Zone (Backside)
Pass Protection:
Quick or 1 -3 step drop.
5 - 7 step drop.
Play Action - To or away.
Sprint Out - To or away.
Screens - To or away.
Assignments - Run & Pass (To or away).
Tight Ends: (Same as linemen plus…)
How to carry the football.
How to catch the football.
Pass routes.
Releases for routes.
PRACTICE CHECK LIST
Running Backs:
How to carry the football. Left & right.
How to catch the football.
How to key blocks as to where to run.
Blocks: Lead / Kick out / Load / Perimeter / Pass Protection Blocks
Assignments: To or away.
Quarterbacks:
Stance
Snap & exchange with center.
Snap count / clear - assertive - slow.
Gripping the ball / ball position.
First steps.
Handoffs / ball position.
How to carry the ball.
Faking.
Throwing motion. Entire body (not just arm movement).
Pitch - Option motion. Left & Right.
Defensive fronts & adjustments to formations.
Defensive secondary alignments & adjustments to formations.
Pass Drops:
One step.
Three step.
Five step.
Seven step.
Sprint out.
Play action.
Waggle / Boot / Naked
Screens
Assignments: Run / Pass
QB Manual (developing the total QB)
PRACTICE CHECK LIST
DEFENSE:
GENERAL STRUCTURE
Huddle
Formations and adjustments to them.
Motion and adjustment to it.
Signals for defensive calls.
No huddle offenses adjustments.
Personnel groupings.
Sideline organization.
Chase and Collapse
DEFENSIVE POSITIONS
Down Linemen:
Stance & Alignment.
Gap control.
Keys.
First step and blow delivery.
Reaction to different blocks:
Drive / reach / down / trap / zone / scoop (backside)
Pass rush techniques.
Line stunts. Pass or Run.
Contain responsibilities.
Tackling & pursuit drills.
Chase and Collapse
Linebackers:
Stance & Alignment.
Gap control.
Keys.
First step and blow delivery.
Reaction to blocks and backfield action:
Drive / reach or zone / down / trap / pass protection.
Reaction to different types of passes and protection.
Pass drops and coverages.
Stunts - run or pass stunts.
Contain responsibilities.
Tackling & pursuit drills.
Establishing the Four S’s
Secondary:
Stance & Alignment.
Sideline, hash marks, and field position adjustments.
Keys.
Coverages: Zone (concept behind it). Man. Combination of zone & man.
First steps.
Reaction to pass routes or run.
Techniques vs. run blocks.
Techniques vs. pass routes.
Different alignment adjustments for certain coverages. Press drills.
Contain drills.
Tackling drills & pursuit drills.
Stunts.
DAY BEFORE GAME PRACTICE
PRE - GAME WARM-UP
COIN TOSS WITH CAPTAINS
KICKOFF
Straight / Deep Onside / Squib / Onside / After A Safety
Inform players who and who not to kick to.
KICKOFF RETURN
Left / Middle / Right
Onside Kick (Hands Team)
Fair Catch
After A Safety
EXTRA POINT / FIELD GOAL
Fire Call - Bobbled extra point or field goal attempt.
Fake Extra Point / Fake Field Goal
Field Goal - Left Hash / Middle / Right Hash - Short / Medium / Long
Cover on field goal attempt.
EXTRA POINT / FIELD GOAL BLOCK
Swinging gate alignment.
QUICK KICK
PUNT
Spread / Tite
Fake - Run / Pass
Fair Catch
Position Kick / Who not to kick to.
Shift To Punt.
PUNT RETURN
Left / Middle / Right / Reverse
Punt Block - Right / Left / Middle
Punt Safe - Look for fake punt.
Fake Punt - Run / Pass
Fair Catch
Receiving the bunt punt.
Where to stand when the ball might go into the end zone.
Get away from it call.
Down the football.
Free Kick.
DAY BEFORE GAME PRACTICE cont.
DEFENSE
Two point defense.
Short yardage defense.
Long yardage and prevent defenses.
Two minute defense.
No huddle offense.
Trick plays.
Offense trying to draw you offsides.
Review keys.
Shifts.
Defend Hail Mary Pass.
OFFENSE
Personnel Groupings / Substitutions.
Two Point Plays
Exotic (Trick) Plays
Freeze Count - No play / No play, call time out.
Double Freeze Count.
Stop the clock. “Clock - Clock”
Goalline Plays.
Audible & Checks.
No huddle communication.
Big Ben Pass (Hail Mary Pass)
Two Minute Offense. Signals.
Run The Clock.
Give Up Safety.
Give Up Touchdown.
Field Goal With No Huddle.
Wet Ball Conditions.
Review Overtime.
TEAM
Sideline Organization.
Game - Bench - Dressing Room - Bus Behavior & Dress.
Rest & Meals Before Games.
Arrival Time For: Coaches / Players
Leave For Stadium / Arrive At Stadium
Pre - Game Warm-Up Organization
Roster / Depth Charts
Game Equipment - Footballs / Jerseys / Pants / Helmets Air & Accessories
Transportation
Head Phones Charged
Video Exchange
Officials
Offense / Defense Charts
FOOTBALL AUGUST EXTENDED PRACTICE SCHEDULE
Day: Date:
Time: Min. Session:
8:00 15 TEAM LINE UP:
1. Roll Call 2. Jog Across 3. Flex 4. Lunge Walk 5. Quick Cals
8:15 30 ROTATION DRILLS:
6 Stations / 4 Minutes per Drill / 1 Minute To Change
8:45 10 Break : After Drink Report To Defensive Position Coach.
Note: All “breaks” include water, switch time, & coach’s session setup time.
DEFENSE: Individual (Explain Drill & Set Lines)
8:55 20 Start Period
9:15 10 Break:
DEFENSE: Group ( Lb’rs rotate after 10 minutes)
Front / Secondary
9:25 20 Start Period
9:45 10 Break:
DEFENSE: Team: Alignment vs. Formations w/ Hash Marks.
9:55 20 Start Period
10:15 10 Long Break: Use rest room and have snack.
10:25 10 Report To Offensive Position Coach / Session setup.
Note: QB’s will always warm-up arm prior to any passing drill.
OFFENSE: Individual:
10:35 20 Start Period
10:55 10 Break:
11:00 OFFENSE: Group:
Inside Drill: O-line, QB, Backs
Run Plays
Outside Drill :QB’s, Receivers, & Backs
POA ( pass on air)
Pass Against Coverages (No Movement)
( TE’s & Backs rotate after 10 minutes)
11:05 20 Start Drill
11:25 10 Break:
11:30 OFFENSE: Team
11:35 20 Start Period
11:55 End Offense Session
AUGUST PRACTICE SCHEDULE cont.
Time: Min. Session:
11:55 5 Announcements
12:00 10 Run Throughs
12:10 10 Kickers, Snappers, & Holders Meet
12:20 Off Field
4 hours 20 minutes = Practice
1 hour 10 minutes = Breaks
12:40 Equipment Check Out
3:00 Coaches Meetings
FOOTBALL IN-SEASON PRACTICE SCHEDULE
Day: Date: VS:
Time: Session:
_____ Pre - Practice
1. QB’s Throwing Drills QB/C Exchange
2. Kickers, Snappers, Holders, & Kick Returners
3. Linemen:Stretch & Walk Throughs
_____ Line It Up / Quick Cals
_____ Team Offense: Takeoffs vs. dummies 5 yards away.
Installation of new plays or review.
Team Defense: Alignment against formations, hash marks, &
situations.
_____ Kicking Game:
_____ Individual Offense: Line TE’s RB’s QB’s WR’s
Individual Defense: Line LB’ers Secondary
_____ Group Offense: Inside Run - Run Plays vs. 7 - 8 man fronts. (TE’s, QB’s, RB’s switch half-way)
Outside - Pass on air (POA), option. (WR’s, TE’s, QB’s, RB’s)
_____ Group Defense: Front - Go against opponent’s run plays. Lber’s switch half-way through.
Secondary - Go against opponent’s pass routes & option plays.
_____ Group: Pass Skeleton 7 / 7 (QB’s, Rec’s, RB’s, LB’ers, DB’s)
Pass Protection (Linemen, TE’s, RB’s)
_____ Team Defense:
Tuesday - Normal down & distance - middle of field.
Wednesday - Two point play, goal line in, goal line out, 3rd & short, long, screens, draws, & reverses.
_____ Team Offense: (Move the ball up & down the field)
Same as Tuesday & Wednesday for defense.
_____ Team : Two Minute Offense
1st Offense vs. 1st Defense
_____ Conditioning:
_____ Announcements:
• PRACTICE CHECK LISTS
• PRACTICE RATIONALE AND COACHING POINTS
• AUGUST- EXTENDED PRACTICE SCHEDULE OUTLINE
• IN-SEASON PRACTICE SCHEDULE OUTLINE
• QUARTERBACK DRILL PROGRESSION
• DAY BEFORE GAME PRACTICE OUTLINE
• EIGHT DIFFERENT PRACTICE SCHEDULE FORMS
• OFFENSIVE & DEFENSIVE DEPTH CHART FORMS
This section is a collection of procedures and forms that have been combined into an organized and workable format that can be very beneficial to any program. Our thanks to the many wonderful coaches that we have had the fortune to know and gain from through the years. We are also currently offering:
“OFFENSIVE GAME PLANNING”.
PRACTICE
For many football players, practice is hard work; but all football players need to realize that more games are won on the practice field during the week, than on game days. Remember, what you allow your athletes to do at practice is what an athlete will do in a game.
REASONS FOR PRACTICE:
1. To increase your stamina, speed, and general coordination.
2. To learn the proper technique of executing the fundamentals.
3. To perfect your execution of these fundamentals.
4. To learn the detailed phases of football:
a. Offensive plays from scrimmage.
d. How to defense this plays from scrimmage.
e. Kicking game phases.
f. Rules of the game.
5. To perfect your execution of these team phases.
6. To develop “esprit de corps”. (Intense loyalty, devotion, and enthusiasm of a union of common interests and responsibility of a group). This can be included in one statement:
“TO PREPARE YOURSELVES TO BE THE VERY BEST YOU CAN BE”
GENERAL POINTS REGARDING PRACTICE:
1. There will never be enough time to accomplish everything, so don’t waste any practice time.
2. Know your drills and what you want to accomplish. Plan and Evaluate.
“ A great coach is one that can take a three hour practice and do it in two hours, or a two hour practice and do it in one and one-half hour”.
3. Drills should simulate what you are doing during game situations.
4. Don’ stay in one drill too long. Set the number of repetitions instead of going by time.
5. Set up equipment before period, so as not to take away time.
6. Recognize fatigue and be ready to adjust drills.
7. Evaluate personnel while doing a drill.
8. Setup installation of how you will teach kicking game, defensive, and offensive procedures.
9. Don’t ever sit down during practice.
10. Try to always be doing something every minute, get to know your players.
PRACTICE cont.
PROGRESSION IN LEARNING:
1. You learn WHAT to do.
2. You are TOLD HOW to do it
3. You LEARN HOW to do it.
4. You practice until correct performance is a habit. Careless or sloppy performance ruins good habits, but careful performances build up good habits.
5. You coordinate this performance with your teammates.
6. Every drill or phase of football should have the procedure of :
a. TALK IT b. WALK IT c. JOG IT d. RUN IT
7. You should have a reason, as a coach, for everything that you are asking players to do.
8. A player needs to see ”the big picture” of each phase of the game as well as his individual assignment.
9. This is our football team (players and coaches)
10. Your individual status does not depend on the coaches. It depends on you!
YOU WILL BE EVALUATED BY:
• How well can you do the required things?
• How much do you know?
• How fast are you improving?
• What is your attitude?
• How dependable are you?
PRACTICE CHECK LIST
KICKING GAME:
Spread Punt & Coverage
Tite Punt & Coverage
Alignment and technique.
Center Snap
Punter
Quick Kick & Coverage
Fake Punt Run / Pass
Reaction to blocked punt.
Rules
Punt Return
Alignment and technique.
Field Ball Fair Catch
Right - Left - Middle - Reverse
Punt Block
Rules
Kickoff
Alignment and technique.
Kicker : Deep Onside - High Onside - Squibb
Coverage
Kickoff After Safety
Rules
Kickoff Return
Alignment and technique.
Middle - Right - Left - Reverse - Specials
Expecting Onside (Hands Team)
Kickoff Return After Safety
Rules
Extra Point
Alignment and technique.
Fake
Reaction to blocked EP.
Rules
Two- point plays.
Field Goal
Alignment and technique.
Fake
Reaction to blocked FG.
Field Goal after fair catch.
Rules.
Extra Point and Field Goal Block
Right - Left - Middle - Look for fake.
PRACTICE CHECK LIST
OFFENSE:
GENERAL STRUCTURE
Huddle alignment, information conveyed by QB, procedure for breaking huddle.
How plays are to be communicated to QB. Substitutions or signals.
Snap Count.
Audible System.
Formations & Alignment.
Personnel Groupings.
Numbering System.
Motion - Receivers & Backs.
Defensive technique numbering system.
Defensive alignments & coverages.
Stance & Start - First steps
OFFENSIVE POSITIONS
Centers
Stance / Gripping the ball / Snap & exchange with QB / Steps / Blocks
Linemen
Blocks:
Drive
Reach
Down
Trap
Log (Hook)
Combo (Trey)
Zone (Inside - Outside)
Scoop or Zone (Backside)
Pass Protection:
Quick or 1 -3 step drop.
5 - 7 step drop.
Play Action - To or away.
Sprint Out - To or away.
Screens - To or away.
Assignments - Run & Pass (To or away).
Tight Ends: (Same as linemen plus…)
How to carry the football.
How to catch the football.
Pass routes.
Releases for routes.
PRACTICE CHECK LIST
Running Backs:
How to carry the football. Left & right.
How to catch the football.
How to key blocks as to where to run.
Blocks: Lead / Kick out / Load / Perimeter / Pass Protection Blocks
Assignments: To or away.
Quarterbacks:
Stance
Snap & exchange with center.
Snap count / clear - assertive - slow.
Gripping the ball / ball position.
First steps.
Handoffs / ball position.
How to carry the ball.
Faking.
Throwing motion. Entire body (not just arm movement).
Pitch - Option motion. Left & Right.
Defensive fronts & adjustments to formations.
Defensive secondary alignments & adjustments to formations.
Pass Drops:
One step.
Three step.
Five step.
Seven step.
Sprint out.
Play action.
Waggle / Boot / Naked
Screens
Assignments: Run / Pass
QB Manual (developing the total QB)
PRACTICE CHECK LIST
DEFENSE:
GENERAL STRUCTURE
Huddle
Formations and adjustments to them.
Motion and adjustment to it.
Signals for defensive calls.
No huddle offenses adjustments.
Personnel groupings.
Sideline organization.
Chase and Collapse
DEFENSIVE POSITIONS
Down Linemen:
Stance & Alignment.
Gap control.
Keys.
First step and blow delivery.
Reaction to different blocks:
Drive / reach / down / trap / zone / scoop (backside)
Pass rush techniques.
Line stunts. Pass or Run.
Contain responsibilities.
Tackling & pursuit drills.
Chase and Collapse
Linebackers:
Stance & Alignment.
Gap control.
Keys.
First step and blow delivery.
Reaction to blocks and backfield action:
Drive / reach or zone / down / trap / pass protection.
Reaction to different types of passes and protection.
Pass drops and coverages.
Stunts - run or pass stunts.
Contain responsibilities.
Tackling & pursuit drills.
Establishing the Four S’s
Secondary:
Stance & Alignment.
Sideline, hash marks, and field position adjustments.
Keys.
Coverages: Zone (concept behind it). Man. Combination of zone & man.
First steps.
Reaction to pass routes or run.
Techniques vs. run blocks.
Techniques vs. pass routes.
Different alignment adjustments for certain coverages. Press drills.
Contain drills.
Tackling drills & pursuit drills.
Stunts.
DAY BEFORE GAME PRACTICE
PRE - GAME WARM-UP
COIN TOSS WITH CAPTAINS
KICKOFF
Straight / Deep Onside / Squib / Onside / After A Safety
Inform players who and who not to kick to.
KICKOFF RETURN
Left / Middle / Right
Onside Kick (Hands Team)
Fair Catch
After A Safety
EXTRA POINT / FIELD GOAL
Fire Call - Bobbled extra point or field goal attempt.
Fake Extra Point / Fake Field Goal
Field Goal - Left Hash / Middle / Right Hash - Short / Medium / Long
Cover on field goal attempt.
EXTRA POINT / FIELD GOAL BLOCK
Swinging gate alignment.
QUICK KICK
PUNT
Spread / Tite
Fake - Run / Pass
Fair Catch
Position Kick / Who not to kick to.
Shift To Punt.
PUNT RETURN
Left / Middle / Right / Reverse
Punt Block - Right / Left / Middle
Punt Safe - Look for fake punt.
Fake Punt - Run / Pass
Fair Catch
Receiving the bunt punt.
Where to stand when the ball might go into the end zone.
Get away from it call.
Down the football.
Free Kick.
DAY BEFORE GAME PRACTICE cont.
DEFENSE
Two point defense.
Short yardage defense.
Long yardage and prevent defenses.
Two minute defense.
No huddle offense.
Trick plays.
Offense trying to draw you offsides.
Review keys.
Shifts.
Defend Hail Mary Pass.
OFFENSE
Personnel Groupings / Substitutions.
Two Point Plays
Exotic (Trick) Plays
Freeze Count - No play / No play, call time out.
Double Freeze Count.
Stop the clock. “Clock - Clock”
Goalline Plays.
Audible & Checks.
No huddle communication.
Big Ben Pass (Hail Mary Pass)
Two Minute Offense. Signals.
Run The Clock.
Give Up Safety.
Give Up Touchdown.
Field Goal With No Huddle.
Wet Ball Conditions.
Review Overtime.
TEAM
Sideline Organization.
Game - Bench - Dressing Room - Bus Behavior & Dress.
Rest & Meals Before Games.
Arrival Time For: Coaches / Players
Leave For Stadium / Arrive At Stadium
Pre - Game Warm-Up Organization
Roster / Depth Charts
Game Equipment - Footballs / Jerseys / Pants / Helmets Air & Accessories
Transportation
Head Phones Charged
Video Exchange
Officials
Offense / Defense Charts
FOOTBALL AUGUST EXTENDED PRACTICE SCHEDULE
Day: Date:
Time: Min. Session:
8:00 15 TEAM LINE UP:
1. Roll Call 2. Jog Across 3. Flex 4. Lunge Walk 5. Quick Cals
8:15 30 ROTATION DRILLS:
6 Stations / 4 Minutes per Drill / 1 Minute To Change
8:45 10 Break : After Drink Report To Defensive Position Coach.
Note: All “breaks” include water, switch time, & coach’s session setup time.
DEFENSE: Individual (Explain Drill & Set Lines)
8:55 20 Start Period
9:15 10 Break:
DEFENSE: Group ( Lb’rs rotate after 10 minutes)
Front / Secondary
9:25 20 Start Period
9:45 10 Break:
DEFENSE: Team: Alignment vs. Formations w/ Hash Marks.
9:55 20 Start Period
10:15 10 Long Break: Use rest room and have snack.
10:25 10 Report To Offensive Position Coach / Session setup.
Note: QB’s will always warm-up arm prior to any passing drill.
OFFENSE: Individual:
10:35 20 Start Period
10:55 10 Break:
11:00 OFFENSE: Group:
Inside Drill: O-line, QB, Backs
Run Plays
Outside Drill :QB’s, Receivers, & Backs
POA ( pass on air)
Pass Against Coverages (No Movement)
( TE’s & Backs rotate after 10 minutes)
11:05 20 Start Drill
11:25 10 Break:
11:30 OFFENSE: Team
11:35 20 Start Period
11:55 End Offense Session
AUGUST PRACTICE SCHEDULE cont.
Time: Min. Session:
11:55 5 Announcements
12:00 10 Run Throughs
12:10 10 Kickers, Snappers, & Holders Meet
12:20 Off Field
4 hours 20 minutes = Practice
1 hour 10 minutes = Breaks
12:40 Equipment Check Out
3:00 Coaches Meetings
FOOTBALL IN-SEASON PRACTICE SCHEDULE
Day: Date: VS:
Time: Session:
_____ Pre - Practice
1. QB’s Throwing Drills QB/C Exchange
2. Kickers, Snappers, Holders, & Kick Returners
3. Linemen:Stretch & Walk Throughs
_____ Line It Up / Quick Cals
_____ Team Offense: Takeoffs vs. dummies 5 yards away.
Installation of new plays or review.
Team Defense: Alignment against formations, hash marks, &
situations.
_____ Kicking Game:
_____ Individual Offense: Line TE’s RB’s QB’s WR’s
Individual Defense: Line LB’ers Secondary
_____ Group Offense: Inside Run - Run Plays vs. 7 - 8 man fronts. (TE’s, QB’s, RB’s switch half-way)
Outside - Pass on air (POA), option. (WR’s, TE’s, QB’s, RB’s)
_____ Group Defense: Front - Go against opponent’s run plays. Lber’s switch half-way through.
Secondary - Go against opponent’s pass routes & option plays.
_____ Group: Pass Skeleton 7 / 7 (QB’s, Rec’s, RB’s, LB’ers, DB’s)
Pass Protection (Linemen, TE’s, RB’s)
_____ Team Defense:
Tuesday - Normal down & distance - middle of field.
Wednesday - Two point play, goal line in, goal line out, 3rd & short, long, screens, draws, & reverses.
_____ Team Offense: (Move the ball up & down the field)
Same as Tuesday & Wednesday for defense.
_____ Team : Two Minute Offense
1st Offense vs. 1st Defense
_____ Conditioning:
_____ Announcements: