Volume 2 of this amazing 3-volume series covers the more advanced routes of the quick passing game. Includes the "quick smash" route, the "stop" route, the "turn" route, the "short" route package, the picks: "In" and "out" route packages, the "Wheel" route, and also offers additional ideas in development in the quick passing game.
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An unparalleled resource on the passing game. It will help you take your coaching to another level. -- Ed Zaunbrecher, Head Coach, Louisiana University
For any coach interested in gaining insightful knowledge of the game, this book gives an excellent set of principles. -- Jim Fassel, Former Head Coach, New York Giants
If you want to learn more about the quick passing game, this book is a must read. --Dirk Koetter, Offensive Coordinator, University of Oregon
For any coach interested in gaining insightful knowledge of the game, this book gives an excellent set of principles. -- Jim Fassel, Former Head Coach, New York Giants
If you want to learn more about the quick passing game, this book is a must read. --Dirk Koetter, Offensive Coordinator, University of Oregon
About the Author
Andrew Coverdale has coached football for ten years, now in his second year as the Head Coach of Castle High School (IN). Prior to that, he served as Offensive Coordinator at Trinity High School in Louisville from 1999-2002, during which time the Shamrocks set school scoring records each year, won state championships twice and were runners-up once. They finished the 2002 season ranked #4 in the nation in USA Today's final poll, and boasted the Student Sports' National Junior of the Year in Quarterback Brian Brohm, who threw for 3,777 yards and 47 touchdowns versus only 1 interception. Before joining Trinity, Coverdale's stops included stints as Head Coach at Brown County High School (1997-98), QB/TE Coach at Taylor University in Upland, IN (1996), Receivers Coach at Noblesville High School (1995) and Northwestern (1994), and Offensive Line assistant at Harrison High School in West Lafayette (1993).
Dan Robinson is in his 20th coaching year at Northwestern High School (IN). Robinson has had two undefeated regular seasons, four Mid-Indian Conference titles, and a trip to the Indiana AAA State Championship. HeÂ’s coached several all-state quarterbacks.
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Great Book on passing routes,
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This review is from: Footballs Quick Passing Game: More Advanced Routes (The Art & Science of Coaching Series) (Paperback)
This is a great stand alone book, as well as a great companion to Coverdale's first book Bunch Attack. Goes into great detail on routes, techniques, and adjustments. Great read.
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The "Quick Smash" is one of the quick passing game's most important evolutions against the hard corner styles of defense that have been used to shut down its high-percentage throws on the outside. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
first short defender, second short defender, next short defender, hash safety, flat coverage, flat defender, danger player, receiver rule, quick passing game, man coverage, short defenders, underneath coverage, throwing lane, motion adjustment, three step drop, trips rule, package rules, read player, free safety, target player, basic read, target receiver, motion check, wide split, outside linebacker Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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The "Quick Smash" is one of the quick passing game's most important evolutions against the hard corner styles of defense that have been used to shut down its high-percentage throws on the outside. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
first short defender, second short defender, next short defender, hash safety, flat coverage, flat defender, danger player, receiver rule, quick passing game, man coverage, short defenders, underneath coverage, throwing lane, motion adjustment, three step drop, trips rule, package rules, read player, free safety, target player, basic read, target receiver, motion check, wide split, outside linebacker Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Quick Smash, Attacking Coverages New!
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