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The Screen Game
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- WN-08144
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About this video
Marc Beach breaks down the Seabreeze High School screen series: the Quick Screen, the Double Screen and three different Slow Screens. Part 4 of his five-part series explains the strategy and execution behind each, matches the correct screen to the fronts and blitz packages you will face and details the formations, motions and protections for every screen play. Coach Beach's package can be run out of any formation and is simple to install, and the blocking concepts carry over no matter how you line up.
What you'll learn
- The keys and strategy behind successful execution of the screen game.
- How to react to various blitzes with the correct screen package.
- Detailed execution of the Seabreeze Quick Screen, Double Screen and three distinct Slow Screens.
- Formations, motions and protections for each screen play.
- Which screen pass is most effective against specific fronts and blitz packages.
Who it's for
High school and college offensive coordinators and offensive line coaches who want a complete, simple-to-install screen package that punishes pressure, whatever offense they run.
About the coach
Marc Beach was the head coach at Seabreeze High School in Daytona Beach, Florida, where his no-huddle shotgun spread set a Florida state record with 743 yards of total offense in a game.
Part 4 of Coach Beach's five-part series, with extensive use of game film. Runtime: about 62 minutes.
Frequently asked questions
What screens are in The Screen Game?
Five in all: the Quick Screen, the Double Screen and three distinct Slow Screens. Coach Beach gives the execution of each, the formations, motions and protections, and which screen answers which front or blitz package.
Do I have to run the shotgun spread?
No. Coach Beach says the package can be run out of any formation and the blocking concepts work regardless of how you line up, so high school and college coaches in any system can install it.
How do I stream it?
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How does Coach Beach pick a screen against a blitz?
By the front and the blitz package. He walks through different fronts and pressures and explains which screen (quick, double or one of the slow screens) is the most effective play in each situation, with game film.