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"Scanning into IN routes":
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Things are hectic, as Part 3 of the iBook Series is days away from being available. I have gotten a ton of email and messages with questions, and wanted to take the time to address. I really do try to reply in a timely manner, but sometimes schedules and deadlines prevent me from doing so. So - here are a few teaching clips that will help answer some questions. Most of them are directly from our QB Manual... BURST video: As you can tell from the clips, these ideas have been in place for a while. The important thing is that the coaching points and techniques remain the same, despite different play terminology. "Scanning into IN routes":
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Because of the proliferation of quick crossing routes in this pass offense, there must naturally be some "counters" to prevent defenders from sitting on these stems. Also, 3x1 sets tend to get the defense "tilted" to the 3 receiver side. Here is a quick video describing one of my favorite Scoring Zone patterns, called "BUC", which stands for Backside Under and Cross. A frontside receiver is called to run a Deep 6 (BUC tells him to alter his technique), and we use the NINER Advantage Principle to guide the passer to the thinnest part of the pass defense. |
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