Love all your plays and videos

@CoachD

9 ай бұрын

Yay! So glad I can help!! 🏈🔥

Hey Coach, I just wanted to chime in real quick to say thanks for everything. Like many/most/all of us, coaching flag was something that I was thrust into out of necessity four years ago. I had absolutely zero idea what I was doing and your channel was one of the only places for information of actual value available to me. I learned so much starting out from all of your videos. After roughly 10 seasons since then, I finally won my first championship last spring. It was such an awesome moment to share with my oldest son and something I will remember for the rest of my life. Over the years, I have kind of developed my own system, my own plays, etc. But I always come back for new drill, play, and practice ideas. Thank you for everything that you do, please keep it up.

@CoachD

Жыл бұрын

Wow, Michael - so unexpected and meaningful. I will never forget these words. Defines why I do this and means a lot. Thank you for deciding to write this. Do you mind if I share it on our FB page - it hit me that hard. 🏈🔥

@michaelgroff7195

Жыл бұрын

@@CoachD Sorry it took so long to get back to you, I'm fine with you sharing this message on other platforms.

Great video. I made some notes, for a smart QB, if they know the defense is playing zone, then they want to target the routes with the hard cuts. If you know they are in man, target your fastest receiver. I also use motion for size mismatches, (not that this should happen, but it does,) like arena football, WR is at full speed when the ball comes off the ground.

@CoachD

Жыл бұрын

Very solid notes that can help coaches decide when to use motion and what to look for when receivers are in motion. Thx for the insight, Felipe! 🏈🔥

Motion plays are THE best ways to take your offense to the next level.

@CoachD

Жыл бұрын

I agree. You see advanced offenses using it constantly to identify defenses and throw off coverages. Good stuff. 🏈🔥

Sup kids

@CoachD

Жыл бұрын

Sup

Awesome video Coach D. Love this and your playbook. Do you know what the purpose of the NFL Flag rules that prohibit pitches and laterals of any kind (even behind the line of scrimmage) and screen passes (even when no teammates are around the receiver)? Also, I noticed NFL Flag now bans center draw plays. These rules along with only giving a team 3 downs to score on the second half of the field really makes it difficult for young teams without good QBs. I much prefer the Gridiron rules which also allow QBs to run when rushed, center draws (after taking a step back) and at least allow pitches behind the line of scrimmage.

@CoachD

Жыл бұрын

Totally agree with the frustration. I believe they wanted to avoid collisions and contact when the ball is pitched. I also saw a lot of fumbles and dead balls on pitches, but agree it should be allowed. I get it though from a league standpoint. I like the 3 down option to get into the end zone - it’s a challenge, so it makes coaching more interesting and forces us to get creative and think bigger on the back half. My favorite play for years was my center sneak. It was my first play of the game with my speedster scoring right out of the gate. That can be pretty deflating so I’m sure that’s why they took that away. They aren’t hot on trick plays. I’m glad we have options out there but I’ve always coached with Flag, but have been intrigued by grid iron, i9, and many others that allow other options like laterals, kicking, QB scrambling and more. If I get solid reasoning behind your initial question I’ll loop you in. Thx again for the thoughtful comment. I think I owe you a reply on an earlier comment! 🏈🔥

@reddhole3422

Жыл бұрын

@@CoachD Thanks for the insight. I used your center draw play in our Gridiron league last year and it was one of the kid's favorite plays. The center had to take a step back (we used two to be safe) under the Gridiron rules. Not only did it almost always get great yards, it gave me an opportunity to get my center to run the ball (he was the only kid who could reliably do shotgun snaps that we used on your plays and the ones I created). I wonder if NFL Flag has any data to support those restrictive rules. In NFL studies, concussions are actually much higher in passing plays than running plays. Running back and O-Lineman do get more concussions (presumably from running), but its much less than what the receivers get in the passing game. The one thing I love about football, especially college, is the diversity of play styles. To the extent we can encourage that, and keep flag football super safe regarding head injuries (the main reason why my son will stick with Flag over tackle), I think the sport will grow even more.

@emmettmortgage

Жыл бұрын

I coach in i9 and I like their rules. You can do center draws and the QB can only be rushed by a rusher 7 yards away. Running plays and misdirection are still the bread and butter. But you're right a decent QB can help but not 100% required.

Hey coach, do you have any videos or information on the coach being the QB, as for my five year old is his first year. They are looking for volunteer coaches, just wondering if you have any information on that. Keep up the good work.

@CoachD

Жыл бұрын

Haven’t put a specific video together about a coach being the QB, but here are a few QB videos that might be helpful: kzread.info/dash/bejne/lJequqivo9q7kcY.html kzread.info/dash/bejne/YqSEsdWKisKycrQ.html kzread.info/dash/bejne/dYmpyNWGqtWtkrQ.html Check my playlists for specific videos by position that might help. Let me know if these hit the mark! Thx for the kind words and for caring enough to ask and research!! 🏈🔥

Great Video, Do you have a play sheet package already made for wrist bands ??

@CoachD

Жыл бұрын

Sure do. All my playbooks come with wristband printouts: www.flagfootballwithcoachd.com/products/coach-ds-complete-coach-package-playbooks-drill-packs If you need wristbands you can get this: www.flagfootballwithcoachd.com/products/ultimate-bundle-plays-wristbands-coach-ds-complete-coach-package-all-playbooks-drill-packs-10-wristbands

Hey Coach, great stuff. I am thinking these plays are best for 4th grade on?

@CoachD

Жыл бұрын

It depends on the players you have on the team, but I’ve seen motion plays at 2nd grade and up. If it’s built into the offense it’s just another part of the route pre-snap so it can be pretty simple.

@CoachD

Жыл бұрын

It depends on the players you have on the team, but I’ve seen motion plays at 2nd grade and up. If it’s built into the offense it’s just another part of the route pre-snap so it can be pretty simple.

Great video as usual... I was just thinking about how to use motion in plays this year and this video really helps. Which brings me to my question... I would like to put those plays into my playbook this year, but I don't see them in any of the playbooks in my play builder... Are these in a new playbook that needs to be purchased or were these just built with the play builder. One more question, do you have any videos (or can you share) any videos of games that you've coach... I've been watching videos of the games to get more info on certain formations, MOTION as I said before, in game adjustments, etc. Again, great video and looking forward to using this season.

@willchestnut5738

Жыл бұрын

And of course I got the answer to the plays question by simply reading the thumbnail... SMDH.. lol... They're in the complete coach boot camp... 👍

@CoachD

Жыл бұрын

I like that idea of recording a game. I’ll see what I can do this season. I’ll also build these into the play builder and make them available for you. But if you have the complete coach Bootcamp, plug & play bundle or the membership it will be included. I’m considering making other play bundles for motion plays, short yardage plays, red zone plays, etc…so stay tuned. Try these plays out and let me know how they work out on the field.

Coach quick question. So there’s “illegal motion” calls in the league, and like you said there’s some motions where the receiver is motioning pre snap and while the player is motioning the QB hikes it and you can fake handoff to the player like you said, my question being the “rules” say a player has to get set. So if I motion a player and snap it while he’s motioning will I be penalized? P.S. sorry I worded it bad lol

@kadencaldwell

Жыл бұрын

Also if i do like u said and motion snap a player and there not on the line of scrimmage will that get called for “not lining up the players on the line of scrimmage? Like a illegal formation kinda call, thanks coach!

@CoachD

Жыл бұрын

It really depends on your league rules. Check with a ref early on to get the specific rule. In NFL Flag I’ve seen motion work where the player didn’t have to be set before the snap. Let me know what you find out.

@kadencaldwell

Жыл бұрын

@@CoachD okay, trying for my offense to be motion/rpo based thanks coach!