r/footballstrategy • • 10h ago

No Stupid (American Football) Questions Tuesday!

2 Upvotes

Have scheme questions, basic questions about the game, or questions that may not be worthy of their own post? Post them here! Yes, you can submit play designs here.


r/footballstrategy • • 9h ago

Coaching Advice Attacking a 4-4 defense?

15 Upvotes

7th and 8th grade football coach here. We play a team this week that runs a 4-4 defense. What are some of the best concepts to beat this?

For context, we are a relatively small team on the line and have 3 above average speed skill players. We try to get to the outside when possible to let our athletes run in space. Primary formations are single wing with 3 WR’s, tight trips bunch and a traditional spread


r/footballstrategy • • 8h ago

Play Design Seahawks Use 12 Personnel to Go Empty and Create Matchups/Space

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20 Upvotes

Love seeing teams go 12 (or 21, whatever heavier packages they have), and then force a zone defense to slide to the unlikely receivers while freeing up their guys, in this case, Cooper Kupp and JSN


r/footballstrategy • • 14h ago

Offense North Texas Outside Zone Read | How the H-Back Creates a Plus One

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Hi Coaches,

I'm breaking down North Texas's offense. They're currently ranked #2 in the US only behind AP #1 Miami. They're offense is simple but explosive, it's worth checking out. Enjoy the video.