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In/Out Passing Concept
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- WN-08254
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About this video
Southlake Carroll's Dragon offense is built on eight passing families, and each one is designed so the quarterback knows what he has to read before the ball is snapped. In this coaching video, offensive coordinator Bill Poe opens up the In/Out family - the extension of the quick game that keeps Carroll's completion percentage high. The material is presented in an easy-to-implement format for any coach at any level, concept by concept, with the pre-snap read attached to each one.
What you'll learn
- How Carroll designs passing families so the quarterback identifies his read pre-snap.
- Where the In/Out family fits as an extension of the quick passing game.
- The All Sit Combination: routes, spacing and the throw it produces.
- The Rail Sit Combination and the leverage it attacks.
- Square - how it is run and when it is called.
- Double Out and its place in the family.
- Why this family produces high-percentage completions instead of contested throws.
Who it's for
Offensive coordinators, quarterbacks coaches and receivers coaches at the high school and college levels who want a quick-game extension that is simple to call and simple to read.
About the coach
Bill Poe was the offensive coordinator at Southlake Carroll High School in Texas, where the Dragon passing game was organized into eight concept families.
The session includes game film of the concepts in action.
Frequently asked questions
What does the In/Out family include?
Four concepts taught in order: the All Sit Combination, the Rail Sit Combination, Square and Double Out. Coach Poe presents them as an extension of the quick game aimed at high-percentage completions.
Can a smaller program install this?
Yes - Coach Poe explicitly builds the presentation for any coach at any level. The family structure is what makes it accessible, because the quarterback reads the coverage picture pre-snap rather than working a long progression after the ball is out.
What is the viewing setup?
It is Buy Now, Watch Now streaming. For $19.95 the video is unlocked in your AFM Videos account right away and can be streamed on any device, unlimited times, for as long as you keep the account. The 1-Year All Access membership ($99) covers it and everything else AFM offers.
How does it pair with the other Carroll videos?
It sits next to the quick passing game and Smash family videos from the same offense. Watching them together shows how the families are organized and why a quarterback in this system always knows where to start.