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4 th Grade Playbook

4 th Grade Playbook. Coach Bill Rosburg Chanhassen Storm Football Goals. Provide a rewarding team experience for young people in our community. Hire knowledgeable, student centered leaders and create an environment for them to succeed. 

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4 th Grade Playbook

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  1. 4th GradePlaybook

  2. Coach Bill Rosburg Chanhassen Storm Football Goals • Provide a rewarding team experience for young people in our community. • Hire knowledgeable, student centered leaders and create an environment for them to succeed.  • Ensure that all participants reach their potential, be it professionally, academically or athletically.  • Teach more than football.  • Establish urgency in all that we do.  • Build a “football family” that community members, staff and players of all ages want to be a part of. “They won’t care what you say until they know that you care…….about each of them, as individuals first, then a football players.”

  3. Do’s • Practice Planning: coaches should have a written practice plan. Practices that are organized and actively ensure that all kids are involved in learning. • Reward positive attendance, promptness, attitude, effort and team spirit. • Be sure that all players have a role that they understand and find value in. Especially those that are the “least capable.” • Assign player captains and rotate weekly. • Set team goals and refer to them often. They don’t have to be football specific. Ex. “Great attitude and team chemistry”……Give examples of teams that exhibit these qualities or traits. • Keep practice drills short and give them names. You can use those provided or come up with others and even name them after players that demonstrate great hustle, etc; in that drill. • Be sure to make the experience as important as the trophy. “Focus on the process, not the prize.” • Teach more than football. Talk about qualities of character that will make them successful in football and in life……Discipline, Hard Work, Integrity, Playing with Class, etc; • Coaches must support each other. When sharing your vision to parents or others in the community it should be the same message from all of us. • Hard work is Fun! Give examples of how hard work has paid off in your own lives.

  4. Don’t(s) • Never use profane language and don’t allow it coming from the kids either. • Never grab a player by the facemask. If you need to have the player's complete attention say, "Look me in the eye". Never put player safety second. • Don't forget to work on special teams. • Don't forget to teach the players the rules. • Don't forget to tell players WHY they are doing a drill, skill, tactic, etc. • Don't forget to plan each practice. • Don't act like a Drill Sergeant! • Don't forget to coach the entire team. Players of all abilities need your attention. • Don't waste time on excessive conditioning. Work fast on football skills to condition your players. • Don't forget to insist that the players drink water. Bring extra water for the players that forget. • Don't scrimmage too much. • 1. Risk of Injury is greater. • 2. Reduces the number of Reps you can get in due to "un pile time". • 3. Difficult to see blown assignments or poor technique • Don't practice after dark (for safety reasons). • Don't do hitting drills with too much space. The players should not have room to get up a full head of steam. All hitting drills need to have restricted space. • Don't mismatch players in drills. Be sure to match them up by size and ability.

  5. Parent/Player Meeting Example • The following is an example as to what you may want to include in your parents meeting. The content is up to you but we strongly recommend that you have a meeting following the first or second practice once your teams are in place. • Introduce Coaches • Players Introduce themselves • Set Expectations: • When Coaches Talk Players Listen • Players should pay attention during drills and watch and learn from others when not involved in a drill. • Parents and players are encouraged to ask questions. • EFFORT and ATTITUDE critical to getting better as a team • SPORTSMANSHIP is expected from all: Coaches, Players and Parents • Player to call ahead if late or missing practice or game • Ask players to bring water only • The playing time requirement is 50% • It is critical that parents be on time or schedule alternative pick-up of child • No equipment or trash left on the field following practices or games • Go over planned schedule (practice times). • All equipment must be present and in good repair or the child can not practice or play. • Ask for volunteer parent coordinator to assist with communication/scheduling changes. • Encourage players and parents to read the rules at: www.chanhassenfootball.com

  6. Introductions: Player/Coach Dev. Comm., Grade Comm. and Storm Coaches, Board MembersCCFA Storm Goals: Implement a structured, grade specific, Storm FB feeder program. This will build a Storm FB Community!!CCFA Storm Coach Commitment: “Teach the System” We want Coach Rosburg to be able to play a game within two days of practice because the kids are familiar with the high school program’s numbering system, the formations, the huddle, the snap count, etc. Therefore, the CCFA strongly recommends that our coaches put in place the varsity Storm program.By using standard numbering system and some basic plays, we will take a major step in improving the CCFA. The advantages will be:The kids will not have to learn a new system if they change coaches.Coaches can spend more time working on fundamentals rather than teaching their plays.When the kids get into 9th grade, they will already be familiar with the high school plays and numbering systemWhen the kids go to Storm games, they will recognize some of the same plays they are running.We are asking each coach to teach these plays to their team and use them in games. You are also encouraged to develop some of your own plays that are consistent with this system.

  7. Offense

  8. Offensive Philosophy • The Storm offense will be Patient and Disciplined! • The Storm offense will Control the Ball and dominate the Time of Possession! • The Storm offense will be kept Simple! • The Storm offense will have Balance! • The Storm offense will be Prepared to attack any and all defensive fronts and coverages. As an Offense…… • We will all speak the same language, and relay the same message to players. • We will trust and listen to each other. • We will find creative ways to get the ball into the hands of our playmakers! • We will attack the weaknesses of the defense by having plays that attack every gap, stretch defenses vertically as well as horizontally.

  9. Veer Offensive Positions LE LT LG C RG RT RE WB QB Key Blocking Points FB HB • Know the snap count – beat the defender off the ball with your first two power steps • Deliver a blow – be explosive on contact with your hips and get to the leverage position • Know where the ball is going – beat the defender to the point of attack by stepping with the correct first foot and getting your helmet on the ball side • Be fundamentally better – always be the low man and maintain the leverage position with a good “z-in-the-knee” • Finish strong – accelerate through your man while keeping your neck strong and head up

  10. Numbering System Holes are numbered odd to the left and even to the right 7 5 3 1 2 4 6 8 Backfield Numbering System RB on the right is 2 (HB), RB on the left is 3 (FB) 4 1 3 2

  11. Huddle The QB will be in the front of the huddle facing the team. He will be the only one to speak in the huddle. QB will call the play one time, C will sprint to the line get into the down position. The QB calls the play a second time. On completion the team will yell break, clap and sprint to line and get into down position. Line of Scrimmage QB LT RT LG C RG LE RE 3 2 4 Cadence The biggest thing we stress in the cadence is that we vary it! We leave it up to the QB to change the cadence every play or two. “Down” “Color + Number” “Color + Number” “Ready” “Go”

  12. Wing Right 1 4 3 2 Wing Left 4 1 3 2

  13. Ace Right 2 2 4 4 1 1 3 3 Ace Left

  14. Duce- 8th Grade ONLY 3 4 1 2 Ace 4 1 2 3

  15. Layout Splits Line Gaps = 3’ 6 yards 2 4 1 4 yards 3 2 3 1 yard 2 Backs line up directly over Guards 2 yards 8 yards 3 4 4 yards 1 1/2 yard 3 2

  16. Tags KEEP: • It tells QB that no matter what the running play is called, he will pull the ball and KEEP it himself (QB FOLLOW). MAX: • Tells both Tight-ends to stay in and block. TED: • Tells the backside TE to stay in and block. Go: • Tells WRs that we want to fake the route called and get vertical. Example: 544 GO - The WR would fake the 4 route (hitch) and go deep. Flat: • Tells the tagged player to run a pass route that is flat (parallel) to the line of scrimmage.

  17. QB Steps • 36 Power • QB Opens to his left (reverse out) by stepping with his left foot at 6 o’clock. • 2nd Step is a gather step with right foot. • The mesh point with RB is directly behind the center 2 ½ yards deep. • After handing ball off, QB should boot out to his left. • (For 35 Power, QB will step with right foot at 6 O’Clock) • 22 Lead • QB should open to his left (reverse out) by stepping with his left foot at 6 o’clock. • 2nd step will cross over your left foot. • The mesh point will come in the 2 hole. • After handing ball off, QB should boot out to his left • (For 21 Lead, QB will step with right foot at 6 o’clock) • 22 Base • QB should open to his right with a 6 inch step with right foot at 3 o’clock. • 2nd step is a gather step with left foot. • Mesh point is directly in the two hole. • After handing ball off, QB should boot out to his left. • (For 31 BASE, QB should open to his left with a 6 inch step with left foot at 9 o’clock.)

  18. QB Steps • 28 Toss • QB will open to his left by stepping with his left foot and opening all the way to 3 o’clock. • QB will then toss the ball leading the RB outside. Ball can approximately be pitched over RT. • After tossing the ball out, QB should boot out to the left. • (For 37 Toss, QB should open to his right, by stepping with right foot all the way to 9 o’clock.) • 36 Cross Buck • QB will open to his right with first step (right foot) at 6 o’clock. • 2nd step is a gather step, then give playfake to 2-Back. • Mesh point with 3-back is directly behind the center. • (For 25 Cross-buck open to his left (left foot) at 6 o’clock.) • 18 Sweep • QB will open to his right with first step being at 4 o’clock. • (17 Sweep, QB will open to his left with first step being at 8 o’clock) • 28 Reverse • QB will open to his left with first step being at 8 o’clock. • 2nd step should help QB get some more depth behind line of scrimmage. • Continue down the line, mesh point will come with WR behind the Left Tackle. • (27 Reverse, QB will open to his right with first 4 o’clock. Continue down the line)

  19. QB Steps • 47 Sweep • QB should open to his left (reverse out) by stepping with his left foot at 6 o’clock. • 2nd step will cross over your left foot. • Give play-fake to 2-back and then immediately hand ball off to 4 back, coming around. • (48 Sweep; QB should open to his right, by stepping with right foot at 6 o’clock) • 26 Belly • QB should open to his right with right foot stepping at 3 o’clock, take gather step with left foot. • give play-fake to Full-Back. • After play-fake step with left again getting depth behind line of scrimmage. • Mesh Point with ball carrier will take place over the 2 hole. • (45 Belly; QB should open with left foot stepping at 9 o’clock)

  20. Layout Splits Line Gaps = 3’ 6 yards 2 4 1 4 yards 3 2 3 1 yard 2 Backs line up directly over Guards 2 yards 8 yards 3 4 4 yards 1 1/2 yard 3 2

  21. Run Plays

  22. Run Play Summary • Power • Wing Right 36 Power • Wing Left 25 Power • Tags: Keep, Bootleg • Base • Wing Right 22 Base • Wing Left 31 Base • Toss • Wing Right 28 Toss • Wing left 37 Toss • Tag: Naked Boot • Cross-Buck • Wing Right 36 Cross Buck • Wing Left 25 Cross Buck • QB Sweep • Ace Right 18 Sweep • Ace Left 17 Sweep • Reverse • Ace Left 28 Reverse • Ace Right 27 Reverse • Tag: Keep • Sneak • Ace Right QB Sneak • Belly • Ace 26 Belly • Ace 45 Belly • Ace Right 46 Belly • Ace Left 45 Belly • Tag: Naked Boot

  23. V V V V V V V V V V V 1 4 3 2 • QB open to right (3 o’clock) Wing Right 22 Base

  24. V V V V V V V V V V V 4 1 3 2 • QB open to left (9 o’clock) Wing Left 31 Base

  25. V V V V V V V V V V V 1 4 3 2 • QB open to left (6 o’clock) Wing Right 36 Power

  26. V V V V V V V V V V V 4 1 2 3 • QB open to right (6 o’clock) Wing Left 25 Power

  27. V V V V V V V V V V V G 4 1 3 2 • QB open to right (6’oclock), fake to 2 Wing Right 36 Cross Buck

  28. V V V V V V V V V V V G 4 1 3 2 • QB open to left (6 o’clock), fake to 3 Wing Left 25 Cross Buck

  29. V V V V V V V V V V V 1 4 3 2 • QB open to left (6 o’clock), fake to 3, run fast! Wing Right 36 Power- Naked Bootleg

  30. V V V V V V V V V V V 4 1 2 3 • QB open to right (6 o’clock), fake to 2, run fast! Wing Left 25 Power- Naked Bootleg

  31. V V V V V V V V V V V 4 1 3 2 • QB open to left (6 o’clock), fake to 3, QB follow blocks Wing Right 36 Power- Keep

  32. V V V V V V V V V V V 4 1 3 2 • QB open to right (6 o’clock), fake to 2, follow blocks Wing Left 25 Power- Keep

  33. V V V V V V V V V V V T 1 4 3 2 • QB open to left (3 o’clock) Wing Right 28 Toss

  34. V V V V V V V V V V V T 4 1 3 2 • QB open to right (9 o’clock) Wing Left 37 Toss

  35. V V V V V V V V V V V G 2 4 1 3 • QB open to right (4 o’clock) and GO. Ace Right 18 Sweep

  36. V V V V V V V V V V V G 2 1 4 3 • QB open to left (8 o’clock) and GO! Ace Left 17 Sweep

  37. V V V V V V V V V V V c 2 4 1 3 • QB open to right (4 o’clock) and GO. Ace Right 27 Reverse

  38. V V V V V V V V V V V C 2 1 4 3 • QB open to left (8 o’clock) and GO! Ace Left 28 Reverse

  39. V V V V V V V V V V V c 2 4 1 3 • QB open to right (4 o’clock) and GO. Ace Right 27 Reverse- KEEP

  40. V V V V V V V V V V V C 2 1 4 3 • QB open to left (8 o’clock) and GO- Fake Handoff - GO ! Ace Left 28 Reverse- KEEP

  41. V V V V V V V V V V V 2 4 1 3 Ace Right QB Sneak

  42. V V V V V V V V V V V G 2 4 1 3 • QB open to right, fake to 3, step with left Ace Right 46 Belly

  43. V V V V V V V V V V V G 2 4 1 3 • QB open to left, fake to 3, step over with right Ace Left 45 Belly

  44. V V V V V V V V V V V 2 4 1 3 • QB open to right, fake to 3, step with left, then fake 4- GO! Ace Right 46 Belly- Bootleg

  45. V V V V V V V V V V V 2 4 1 3 Ace Left 45 Belly- Naked Bootleg

  46. V V V V V V V V V V V G 2 4 1 3 • QB open to right, fake to 3, step with left Ace 46 Belly

  47. V V V V V V V V V V V G 2 4 1 3 • QB open to left, fake to 3, step over with right Ace 25 Belly

  48. V V V V V V V V V V V 4 1 2 3 • QB open to right, fake to 3, step with left, then fake 4- GO! Ace 46 Belly- Naked Bootleg

  49. V V V V V V V V V V V 4 2 1 3 • QB open to left, fake to 3, step over with right, fake to 2- GO! Ace 25 Belly- Naked Bootleg

  50. Passing Plays

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