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Hamilton High School - A Winning Tradition: The Screen Passing Game
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- WN-12043
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About this video
Part of the reason Steve Belles' Hamilton High School teams put together a 53-game winning streak and three state championships is the screen passing game. In this session Belles details the philosophy and strategy behind five specific screens, shows how they punish a blitzing defense, and uses game film throughout to illustrate the keys that make each one work.
What you'll learn
- Why the screen pass belongs in any team's offense
- How to use the screen effectively against blitzing defenses and man-to-man blitz schemes
- Creating mismatches with the screen pass and slowing down an aggressive defensive front
- Why an effective screen game builds your quarterback's confidence
- How to get the ball into the hands of your best athletes efficiently
- Inside/out blocking angles for the offensive linemen
- Which plays the screen pass complements best in a game plan
- Why the screen has to be practiced at full tempo to be trusted on Friday
- Hamilton's five screens: the slip, middle, crossover, wide receiver and bubble screens, each with game footage
Who it's for
Offensive coordinators at the high school and small college levels who see pressure every week and want screens that work as a real answer instead of a gadget.
About the coach
Steve Belles coached Hamilton High School in Chandler, Arizona to three state championships and a 53-game winning streak.
Part three of Coach Belles' four-part series, with actual game film throughout. Runtime: about 46 minutes.
Frequently asked questions
Which screens does Coach Belles teach?
Five of them: the slip screen, the middle screen, the crossover screen, the wide receiver screen and the bubble screen, along with the blocking angles, the calls they pair with and the situations each one answers.
Who is this video for?
High school and small college offensive coordinators and quarterbacks coaches, especially those facing heavy pressure and man-to-man blitz looks who need a way to make an aggressive front slow down.
How is it watched?
Buy Now, Watch Now. A one-time $19.95 purchase makes it stream instantly in your AFM Videos account on any device, and it stays in your library for unlimited viewing. It is also part of the $99 1-Year All Access membership.
Does the video show the screens being run in games?
Yes. Actual game footage runs throughout, and each of the five screens is shown so you can see the timing, the release of the linemen and the inside/out blocking angles that spring the play.