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Spread Offense Drills
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- WN-07154
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About this video
Good spread offense practices start before practice does. In this video David Wilkerson, offensive coordinator at Northeast Mississippi Community College, opens up the pre-practice drill routine his no-huddle spread offense ran every single day. It is a short, repeatable block of work that gets the quarterback, receivers and center ready before team period, and because it is filmed at practice you see exactly how each drill is organized, how the reps flow and what the coaching points sound like.
What you'll learn
- The quarterback-center exchange drill that starts the routine
- The Partner Pass Drill
- The Barrel Drill
- The Receiver Cone Drill
- Individual pass routes
- Combination routes
- How the drills stack together into a daily pre-practice period for a no-huddle spread offense
Who it's for
High school and junior college offensive coordinators, quarterback coaches and receiver coaches running a spread or no-huddle spread offense who want a warm-up period that does real teaching instead of burning clock.
About the coach
David Wilkerson was the offensive coordinator at Northeast Mississippi Community College, where he ran the no-huddle spread offense.
The video is built on practice film. Runtime: about 39 minutes.
Frequently asked questions
What drills are shown?
Six that Coach Wilkerson ran every day before practice: the QB-center exchange, the Partner Pass Drill, the Barrel Drill, the Receiver Cone Drill, individual pass routes and combination routes.
Who is this made for?
Coordinators and position coaches on the offensive side at the high school and junior college level, particularly no-huddle spread staffs. The drills are simple enough to hand to an assistant and run the same way every day.
How do I get the video?
It is a Buy Now, Watch Now title priced at $19.95. The stream is available in your AFM Videos account immediately, on any device you like, with unlimited views. It also comes free with the 1-Year All Access membership, $99 for a year of every video AFM Videos carries.
Is it whiteboard or on the field?
On the field. The video uses practice film, so you watch the drills being run by players in a real pre-practice period rather than being diagrammed.