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Using a Wildcat Quarterback to Create Advantages
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- WN-11032
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About this video
Adding a wildcat quarterback usually means bolting on a separate package that eats practice time. Baldwin Wallace College offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach Keith Grabowski shows a better way: folding a wildcat quarterback into the existing offensive structure without changing the offense at all. He explains how the dynamic enhanced the Baldwin Wallace attack and how the same approach can be implemented into any system, whatever your base formations and plays look like.
What you'll learn
- How the wildcat is added inside the Baldwin Wallace offense without affecting base plays and formations
- How misdirection is created once the quarterback becomes a genuine run threat
- How the extra hat in the run game is used to separate and stress the defense
- The specific skills a player needs to handle the wildcat quarterback position
- How the package gives a staff a way to get more players on the field
Who it's for
High school and college offensive coordinators and quarterbacks coaches who want a wildcat element that adds numbers in the run game without costing them installation time or forcing a second offense.
About the coach
Keith Grabowski was offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Baldwin Wallace College in Ohio, where the wildcat quarterback was built into the existing offensive structure.
This is the second video in Coach Grabowski's five-part package on the Baldwin Wallace offense. Runtime: about 53 minutes.
Frequently asked questions
What does this video teach?
How Baldwin Wallace incorporated a wildcat quarterback into their offense without changing base plays or formations, including the misdirection it creates, the use of the extra blocker, and the skill set required to play the spot.
Will I have to install a separate package?
No - that is the point of the session. Coach Grabowski's approach layers the wildcat onto what you already run rather than creating a second offense to practice.
Where does it sit in the series?
It is the second of Coach Grabowski's five-part package on the Baldwin Wallace offense, which also covers flexible formations, inside zone, combining zone with gap schemes and the four-vertical passing package.
How does the streaming access work?
Buy it once for $19.95 and it streams instantly from your AFM Videos account on any device, as many times as you like, and stays in your library. It is also included in the $99 1-Year All Access membership covering every AFM video.