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Sling-T Play Action and Bubble Screen Game
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- WN-08134
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About this video
Anthony Panagakos shows how deception drives the Sling-T play-action and bubble screen game. The pass plays follow the same philosophy as the running game and show the defense the same movement, so proper faking out-leverages the defense and, in Coach Panagakos's words, helps a young quarterback. He covers the fakes and blocking assignments for the Waggle Pass, Wham Pass, Dive Pass, Slant and Middle Screen, the quarterback's reads and receiver routes on each and the built-in option to run on every play-action pass.
What you'll learn
- Why deception and faking decide whether play-action and bubble passes succeed.
- Fakes and blocking assignments for the Waggle Pass, Wham Pass, Dive Pass, Slant and Middle Screen.
- Specific quarterback reads for each pass play.
- Specific receiver routes for each pass play.
- The option to run on every play-action pass.
- Showing the defense the same movement as the running game.
Who it's for
High school offensive coordinators and quarterback coaches who run the Sling-T, the Wing-T or any misdirection run game and want play-action and bubble passes that look exactly like the runs.
About the coach
Anthony Panagakos coordinated the Sling-T offense at Port Richmond High School in New York, where the passing game produced a 1,400-yard quarterback and four receivers with 15 or more catches in a season.
Part 4 of Coach Panagakos's five-part Sling-T series, with extensive use of game film. Runtime: about 55 minutes.
Frequently asked questions
Which pass plays are in the video?
Five: the Waggle Pass, Wham Pass, Dive Pass, Slant and Middle Screen. For each, Coach Panagakos covers the fake, the blocking assignments, the quarterback's read and the receiver routes, along with the run option that lives on every play-action pass.
Who is it aimed at?
High school coordinators and quarterback coaches running the Sling-T or another Wing-T style misdirection offense. Because the play-action mirrors the run game, coaches should pair it with the Sling-T Run Game video for the full picture.
How do I watch it?
It is a Buy Now, Watch Now streaming video: $19.95, instant playback in your AFM Videos account on any device, unlimited views for as long as you like. It is also included in the 1-Year All Access membership ($99/year) with the rest of the library.
How does the faking help a young quarterback?
A convincing fake moves defenders and out-leverages the defense before the ball is thrown, which simplifies the read and gives an inexperienced passer easier throws. Coach Panagakos demonstrates that on game film for both play-action and bubble passes.