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The Unstoppable Sweep – Shotgun Zone Fly Offense
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- WN-07243
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About this video
Since Foothill High School installed the Unstoppable Sweep, the play has averaged more than 11 yards per carry and 1,000 yards a year. This is not the traditional fly sweep: Coach Bryon Hamilton's Unstoppable Fly Sweep is run by the quarterback out of a single-back set with the fullback moved out to a wing, and it is the cornerstone of the 4,000-yard Shotgun Zone Fly Offense. In this coaching video he shows how the play evolved, who does what, and how it is blocked against every front.
What you'll learn
- The evolution from the traditional fly sweep to the Unstoppable Fly Sweep in the Shotgun Zone Fly Offense.
- Why the Unstoppable version puts the ball in the quarterback's hands from a single-back set with the fullback flexed to a wing.
- Player-by-player responsibilities on the sweep.
- Blocking rules and assignments against odd and even fronts, diagrammed.
- The G-Fly Sweep, Lead Sweep, Empty Sweep and Closed Flex Sweep variations, each explained, diagrammed and analyzed on game film.
Who it's for
High school offensive coordinators running the Shotgun Zone Fly Offense or any shotgun spread that wants a quarterback-run sweep as its cornerstone perimeter play.
About the coach
Bryon Hamilton was head coach at Foothill High School in California, where his Shotgun Zone Fly Offense, built around the Unstoppable Sweep, produced 4,000-yard rushing seasons.
This video contains extensive game film with analysis. Runtime: about 41 minutes.
Frequently asked questions
How is the Unstoppable Sweep different from a normal fly sweep?
The quarterback runs it from a single-back set with the fullback moved out to a wing. Coach Hamilton traces the evolution from the traditional fly sweep and covers the G-Fly, Lead, Empty and Closed Flex versions.
What kind of program is this for?
High school shotgun offenses first. It fits coordinators already running the Shotgun Zone Fly and those who want to add a quarterback-run sweep to a spread attack.
How do I stream it?
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Does the video show the sweep against different fronts?
Yes. Blocking rules and assignments are diagrammed against both odd and even fronts, and each sweep variation is backed with game film and Coach Hamilton's analysis.