This weekend was my cousin Amy’s baby shower. It was the first time that I was going to see that part of my family in over a decade, and the
You’ve seen it. Maybe you’ve coached it. Maybe you’ve lived it. Ball gets snapped. First read isn’t there. Feet get heavy. Eyes drop. Everything speeds up—and at the exact same
Real quarterback development isn’t about picking the best kid…There are quarterback’s out there who most trainers refuse to work with. They don’t have the strongest arm. Their mechanics aren’t
I hate the look. You know the one. It’s not from a defensive coordinator staring down 3rd and short. It’s not from a ref after a sideline warning. It’s not
Quarterback interceptions are part of the game. Every quarterback at every level has thrown them at some point, and it’s all part of the development process. What separates quarterbacks isn’t
Culture is a funny thing in football. It’s one of those things that we all say we have, and we all yell and shout about, but we don’t all always
Series Overview In my experiences as both a high school football player and a coach, I have been involved with programs that landed on every part of the spectrum
I’ll be honest with you. When I first heard we were moving toward a Double Wing system at the varsity level, I wasn’t exactly jumping out of my chair with
Quarterback Footwork Mechanics Quarterback mechanics often focus on arm strength, release point, and timing. However, one of the most important — and most overlooked — details in quarterback play begins
Recruiting the Next Wave: Building JV and Sub-Varsity Football in the Off-Season For most people, recruiting is something that happens at the college level. Scholarships. Highlight tapes. Transfer portals. Official
