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How Pete Golding Game Plans Modern Offenses
Empty formations, pressure packages, and matching rules that adapt to anything
Read issue →Knockback, Water Ski, Hippo: A Drillable Answer for Every Block
The "chase two rabbits" rule that keeps your tackle off the double team, the pulling guard that turns into a reset on…
Read issue →One Box Language That Runs Five Fronts
The divorce that splits run strength from pass strength, the rocker that answers motion without flipping a lineman,…
Read issue →Build Your One-Word Package This Summer: One Call, Four Things
Why Bixby names every play after a college team, and the signal payoff they didn't see coming
Read issue →Head Up, Not Leverage: The Kickoff Return Built to Give Zero Key on the Call
Temple's eye progression that starts with the fullback, the 30-yard-line landmark for the front line, and the tight…
Read issue →Read the Roof: How a QB IDs Coverage in One Look (and Beats the Spin)
Todd Dodge's one-high/two-high system, the eyes tell that splits man from zone, and the rotation that won't show until…
Read issue →The Two-Gate Rule: Why Most Sacks Happen When Your Tackle Turns
An 8-year NFL veteran on the inside two-thirds, the parking garage gate analogy, and the brace leg you can't afford to…
Read issue →WR Releases: The Whole-Surface Rule, the Shoulder Flash, and Why You Never Wind Up
Closed fist beats open hand. Arm one clears the chest, arm two breaks down. And the subtle shoulder move that…
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