chelsea football 3 step passing game. statistics 2006: 2271 yards passing 34 td / 6 int played with...
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CHELSEA FOOTBALL
3 Step Passing Game
OFFENSIVE GOALS:1. Be Balanced
2. Win Turnover Margin
3. Win on 3rd Down
4. Win in Red Zone
3 Step Passing Game
STATISTICS
2006:2271 YARDS PASSING34 TD / 6 INTPLAYED WITH 3 DIFFERENT QB’S
2007:1413 YARDS PASSING9 TD / 8 INTSET SCHOOL RECORD FOR RUSHING YARDS
2008:1365 YARDS PASSING15 / 5 INT
SET SCHOOL RECORD FOR RUSHING YARDS
2005 3 Step Stats Fade: 11-35 Hitch: 6-13 Slant: 21-31 Stick: 6-8 Eagle: 7-11
Total: 51-68 75% 669yds
2006 3 Step Stats Fade: 18-37 Hitch: 26-32 Slant: 30-44 Stick: 14-24 Eagle: 6-14
Total:94-151 67% 1351yds
CHELSEA FOOTBALL
Chelsea Football
2007 3 Step Stats
Fade: 6-11 Hitch: 10-13 Hugo: 4-8 Slant: 4-9 Stick: 8-10Total: 38-66 58% 645 yds.
2008 3 Step Stats
Fade: 2-5 Hitch: 8-9 Hugo: 2-5 Slant: 13-19 Stick: 4-9Total: 33-55 60% 690 yds.
Blitz and 8 Man Front Beater
Throws on rhythm; does not require strong arm QB
Allows the ability to isolate your best player in space
Simple checks at LOS to get in the best play
Simple protection schemes cuts practice time
WHY 3 STEP DROP?
VARSITY QB’S: January and February; 3 mornings a week
fundamentals 3 QB’s work footwork and mechanics only April and May; meeting 3 morning per week with set
curriculum and progression. Emphasis on 3 step game
July; 7 passing league nights JV QB’S:
February; 2 mornings a week of fundamentals April and May; meet 2 mornings per week July; 4 passing league nights
Off-Season Development
Off-Season Development
Freshmen and Middle School QB’s: Meet for 6 sessions in March Emphasis on fundamentals
3rd-6th Grade: Summer Camp: Every camper learns drop technique
and basic 3 step routes Flag football program No Contact football at this level
In-Season Development
All Levels Fundamentals Work Tuesday during season / 15 minute session
QB Meetings Wednesday: Pizza and video in PM
Specialties Period / Pre-Practice Mondays devoted to varsity QB
fundamentals Pre-Game Meeting
Review situations and openers on field before warmups
Concepts 2 x 2 Formations:
Mirrored Routes Pre-Snap: QB splits field in half Post-Snap: QB reads designated defender The Throw: Has 2 receivers or run…
Example: Slant / Arrow to both sides QB reads flat defender
2 x 2 HITCH
2x2 OUT
Concepts Wing Formations:
Defined by a TE and Wing No matter the route called the TE and Wing
run a stick-arrow combination 2 receivers to call side run the route that is
called QB splits field in half When in doubt go to stick-arrow side Example:
Slant-Arrow to one side / Stick-Arrow to call side QB reads flat defender
Wing Hitch
WING FADE
Concepts 3 X 1 Formations:
3 receivers to one side with 1 lone receiver to the back side
3 receiver side runs the routes that are called
1 receiver side will run the primary route QB can change the route with the 1 receiver QB will look for a 1on1 match-up to the 1
receiver side Example:
Slant-Arrow to 3 side / hitch check to 1 side QB reads flat defender
3 X 1 Eagle
3 X 1 Hitch
3X1 Hitch and Go
3X1 STICK
QB Fundamentals
Under Center “Big, Little, Little” in our 3 steps “Roll” Step to right “Kick” Step to left
Gun “Catch, Pivot, Throw” Feet at 5 yards from tip of ball Routes do not change…
QB Fundamentals
Route Aiming Points: Fade: 2x2 box on outside shoulder
Can throw back shoulder throw Gilman net used for development’
Hitch:Outside number Slant:Back Hip / Front hip vs. man Stick: Facemask / Read outside defender Arrow: Front hip with velocity
WR Fundamentals
All skilled players learn routes, stance, release Outside foot back All routes based on steps / not yards Based on formation we have the ability to
make any player the #1 or #2 receiver in the route
#1 receiver runs the route that is called… #2 runs the compliment If #3 in formation…runs a built in route with the
call
Route Combinations
#1 SLANT #2 ARROW #1 FADE #2 SPEED OUT #1 HITCH #2 HITCH #1 STICK #2 ARROW #1 “Eagle” Slant #2 “Lookie” #1 OUT #2 OUT #1 Z #2 HITCH
DRILLS QB Routine
3 step drop used in warm-up Use a yard-line or gym line for the midline to
gauge first step in drop
Noose Drill Warm-up drill with receivers and QB 2 cones 8 yards apart / catch and get vertical QB throw away from defender Force QB to throw to spot correlated to a route
DRILLS Routes on air
QB’s move with receivers
Challenge Drill Competitive drill with DB/LB
Pass Skeletal Red Zone / 3 long / 3 short / 1-10
PROTECTIONS Normal 3 Step Protection: 80-81
Offensive Line: Power steps opposite the RB Block Dline to the uncovered gap Work on 45 to take ground away
RB : Aiming point is inside leg of OT Block first man inside Can align on either side if QB is in gun
PROTECTIONS “CUT” Protection: 82-83
Offensive Line: Covered: Cut DL with inside attitude Uncovered: “Set, Sift, Pounce”
RB: Pre-Snap: Identify Inside and Outside LB Post Snap: Block Blitz Inside-Out No Blitz: Sift Inside-Out
PROTECTIONS “MAX“ Protection: 84-85
Offensive Line: Power Step with inside foot Block first man “On-Inside” C: Double the A gap player Most used in goal line situations TE or SLOT stays in with same technique opposite
the RB RB:
Aiming point is inside leg of TE or SLOT “GUN” align to the call side
Defensive Recognition
QB and Rec. must recognize : Zone vs. Man routes QB checks to change routes 2 Shell, 3 Shell, or NO Safety defense Down and Distance Score / Situation Personnel