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The Best Screen Package For An Aggressive Defense
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- WN-08075
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About this video
An aggressive, fast-flowing defense hands the offense a screen game, and Charlie Stubbs shows you how to build one. As offensive coordinator at Louisville, Stubbs ran a Cardinal offense that averaged 36 points a game, sixth in the nation among FBS teams, and the screen pass was a central part of that attack. This coaching video lays out every element a screen package needs to produce big plays instead of lost yardage.
What you'll learn
- The real purpose of the screen pass and how to get the most out of it.
- Three different types of screen plays and where each one fits.
- Five complements that keep the defense honest once the screen shows up.
- When and why to call a screen, plus the field position and location that make it work.
- How to practice screens so the timing holds up on Friday or Saturday.
- Coaching points for every offensive position involved in the play.
- Live plays from the package: Reach Right Screen, Slow Screen, Slip Screen, WR Screen and Double Screen.
Who it's for
High school and college offensive coordinators, quarterbacks coaches and offensive line coaches who face attacking fronts and blitz-heavy defensive calls.
About the coach
Charlie Stubbs served as an offensive coordinator and passing game coordinator at Oregon State, Memphis, Tennessee-Martin, UNLV, Alabama, Tulsa and Louisville.
Runtime: about 49 minutes.
Frequently asked questions
Which screens are taught in this video?
Coach Stubbs works through three categories of screen and then puts real plays on the board and on film: the Reach Right Screen, Slow Screen, Slip Screen, WR Screen and Double Screen, along with five complementary plays that run off the same looks.
Who gets the most out of it?
Offensive coordinators and quarterbacks coaches at the high school and college levels, especially any staff whose opponents rush the passer hard or bring pressure on early downs. The package installs into a spread or pro-style offense without changing your base run game.
How is the video delivered?
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Does it cover how to rep screens in practice?
Yes. Stubbs spends time on practice structure for the screen game and gives coaching tips position by position, so the linemen releasing, the back setting up and the quarterback's timing all get repped correctly.