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The Sling-T Pass Game
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- WN-08133
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About this video
Anthony Panagakos explains the Sling-T passing game, an attack that does not need a quarterback with a cannon arm. Accuracy in the short passing game matters far more: the offense is built to complete a lot of passes between 10 and 15 yards. Coach Panagakos details the base concepts, Switch, Smash, Cross and Ohio, the quarterback's reads against Cover 1, Cover 2 and Cover 3, and the rule that guides the passing game: glide through a zone and run away from man coverage.
What you'll learn
- The keys to an effective Sling-T passing game.
- Coaching points for the quarterback, including proper reads.
- The base Sling-T pass plays: Switch, Smash, Cross and Ohio.
- Specific passing plays to beat defensive coverages.
- How to attack Cover 1, Cover 2 and Cover 3.
- Quarterback reads against the various secondary coverages.
Who it's for
High school offensive coordinators and quarterback coaches, especially those working with an accurate but modest-armed quarterback, and Wing-T teams that want a real passing game to pair with the run.
About the coach
Anthony Panagakos coordinated the offense at Port Richmond High School in New York, where opening up the Sling-T passing game produced a 1,400-yard passer and four receivers with 15 or more catches in the same season.
Part 3 of Coach Panagakos's five-part Sling-T series, with extensive use of game film. Runtime: about 37 minutes.
Frequently asked questions
What passing concepts does the video teach?
The four base Sling-T pass plays, Switch, Smash, Cross and Ohio, with the routes, the quarterback's reads and the adjustments to beat Cover 1, Cover 2 and Cover 3. Coach Panagakos also gives the rule for attacking coverage: glide through a zone, run away from man.
Is it only for Sling-T teams?
No. Switch, Smash and Cross are concepts many offenses already carry, and Coach Panagakos says the Sling-T concepts adapt to any offense, so any high school staff without a strong-armed quarterback can use the reads and the short-passing emphasis.
How do I stream it?
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What is the rule Coach Panagakos gives against zone and man coverage?
Glide through a zone and run away from man coverage: against zone, settle into the open window; against man, keep running to separate from the defender. The video pairs that rule with the quarterback's reads against Cover 1, 2 and 3 on game film.