Power-I offense

You'll need a great TE and a Great quick guard (BSG), great strong tackle, and a great fullback to make the power game go.
You'll need a real stud at the power back spot to, as well as, the FB spot to make the lead dives and iso's go.
You'll need a TB who can scoot to the perimeters and turn it up.
You'll need an offensive line who understands they must get that second step planted before being engaged by the D linmen, to block effectively.
You'll need a QB who is an excellent ball handler and can throw darts when needed in the passing game off of play action, bootlegs. He will have no time to establish a rhythem in throwing, but must be able to
throw with good mechanics, on time, and accurately the limited number of times in a game he will be asked to do so.
Finally, you must have excellent stalk blockers at the WR's spots.
You must be expecting to see a loaded box on almost every play.
As with any power offense, you must be very patient with small chunks in hopes of breaking the big one.
If you fall behind early, it is not an offense to "catch up in a hurry" with.
Like any other offense, you must be totally sold out to it, believe in it lock stock and barrell.
If you can meet these prerequisites, then go for it. As in any offense that power is the main constituent,
your athletes have to be very physical and love the "smash mouth" approach to the game. Just my opinion, but I ran the bone for years, and had the Power "I" to compliment it. If your going to run any option out of the set, make certain your WR's know that any option that breaks big, 90% of the time, breaks in the outer one third of the field. That means they must master the stalk block!

J.c.Easton