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Adapting the Up-Tempo Spread Offense To Today's Wing-T -The Passing Game - 2 Disc Set
- Item #
- WN-14023
- Format
- Buy Now Watch Now + instant streaming
About this video
Coach Lew Johnston built an up-tempo, spread version of the Wing-T offense at Nansemond-Suffolk Academy, and this clinic session takes that attack into the air. Part III of his installation series covers both drop-back and play-action passing from Wing-T formations, showing how the throw game grows straight out of the buck sweep, jet sweep and bootleg action a defense is already chasing. Every route family comes with individual rules, so the passing game installs as quickly as the run game does.
What you'll learn
- Principles of 'Cali' in the vertical passing game, plus the rules that govern it
- Receiver landmarks that keep the vertical concepts spaced correctly
- The vertical game with three wide receivers
- The halfback side screen and the wide receiver screen pass
- The 3-step quick fire game
- The double reverse pass and the triple option 'Tide Bootleg Pass'
- Individual rules for the jet sweep passes: 'Go', 'Wheel', 'Stack' and 'Flood'
- Rules for the Buck Sweep Bootleg and assignments for the Blocking Back Screen Throw-back
- Why misdirection drives the entire passing attack
Who it's for
High school offensive coordinators and Wing-T head coaches who want a modern, up-tempo throw game without giving up their base run scheme. Youth and small-college staffs running Wing-T concepts can install it just as easily.
About the coach
Lew Johnston was the head coach at Nansemond-Suffolk Academy in Virginia, where he adapted the up-tempo spread offense to the Wing-T and taught it as a series covering installation, the running game, the passing game and attacking defenses.
Part III of Coach Johnston's Wing-T series, this session is paired with a bonus segment of actual game film showing the plays run live.
Frequently asked questions
What does this video cover?
It is Part III of Lew Johnston's up-tempo Wing-T series, devoted entirely to the passing game — drop-back and play-action throws, the 'Cali' vertical concepts, the jet sweep pass family, the Buck Sweep Bootleg and the screen package, each with individual rules.
Do I have to run the Wing-T to use it?
The concepts are built off Wing-T action, so Wing-T and multiple-run staffs get the most out of it, but the vertical rules, landmarks and screen assignments transfer to any spread or under-center offense that wants misdirection passes.
How do I watch it?
It is a Buy Now, Watch Now streaming video. Pay $19.95 and it opens instantly in your AFM Videos account on any device, and it stays yours to stream with unlimited views. It is also included in the 1-Year All Access membership at $99 a year, which streams every video in the library.
Is there game film with it?
Yes. A bonus segment of actual game film accompanies the session so you can see each pass concept run against live defenses rather than only on the board.