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Using Personnel Groupings to Enhance Your Offense
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- WN-12031
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About this video
Keith Grabowski, offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Baldwin Wallace College, uses personnel groupings to get more players involved and create matchup problems without adding a single new play to the install. This session details the Baldwin-Wallace offense from the ground up, personnel, procedures and formations, then shows how the same concepts carry across one-back and two-back sets so a multiple offense stays teachable.
What you'll learn
- How to use personnel groupings to add to your offense without adding install time
- How to get more players involved and give each one a defined role
- A detailed summary of Baldwin-Wallace's offense: personnel, procedures and formations
- Specific plays for a one-back offense and for a two-back offense
- How to create matchup problems for the defense
- The keys to being multiple: maximizing each player's skill set, teaching formations simply and running clean substitution procedures
- Why play concepts such as the jet sweep and wildcat must apply across both formations and personnel
- The specific words used for personnel substitutions, including tight end substitutions with different designations
- How personnel groupings build team morale through shared responsibility and ownership
Who it's for
Offensive coordinators and head coaches at the high school and college levels who want a multiple offense that stays simple to teach, and who need meaningful roles for more than eleven players.
About the coach
Keith Grabowski was the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Baldwin Wallace College, and produced a six-part series on simplifying complex offensive schemes.
This is the first of a two-part set; the companion session covers attacking the perimeter with the pin and pull sweep.
Frequently asked questions
What does this personnel groupings video cover?
How Coach Grabowski organizes the Baldwin-Wallace offense by personnel group: the procedures and formations, one-back and two-back plays, the substitution words and tight end designations, and how concepts like jet sweep and wildcat travel between groups.
Will it help a team that is not multiple?
Yes. The point of the session is that being multiple should not mean more install. Offensive coordinators at the high school and college levels can lift the substitution system and matchup thinking into whatever base offense they already run.
How do I watch it after purchase?
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Is there another Grabowski video that goes with it?
Yes. This is the first of a two-part set; the second session is Attacking the Perimeter with the Pin and Pull Sweep. He also produced a six-part series on simplifying complex offensive schemes.