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Utilizing the Mobile Quarterback

This resource highlights the offensive philosophy of Aaron Ocampo, the head football coach at Manzano High School, focusing on utilizing a mobile quarterback. The strategy includes a physical offense that heavily relies on running the ball, spread sets for more room to run, the shotgun formation, and the use of a two-back run game with four wide receivers. The QB must be able to both run and pass, read a defender with an option scheme, and use the RB as a blocker. The philosophy also includes a no-huddle approach, multiple personnel groups, and more defensive adjustments. The DVD and Power Point materials are available for purchase.

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Utilizing the Mobile Quarterback

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  1. Utilizing the Mobile Quarterback Aaron Ocampo Head Football Coach Manzano High School ocampo7552@yahoo.com 505-559-2248

  2. Special Thanks Glazier Clinics Assistant Coaching Staff DVDs available I can email the power point also

  3. Offensive Philosophy • Physical offense—Run the ball!! (60/40) • Spread Sets—More room to run • Shot gun 95% • Two back run game with 4 WR • Threat of pass all of the time • QB must be a runner that can pass • Read a defender with option scheme • Use the RB as a blocker for QB

  4. Read a Defender with Zone $ F C C S W M E N T E X O O X O O Y H Z 1 Q

  5. Block a Defender with RB $ F C C S W M E N T E X O O X O O Y H Z 1 Q

  6. Offensive Philosophy cont. • No Huddle • See the defense—check plays • Go at our pace (one way players) • Multiple personnel groups with or w/o TEs • More defensive adjustments • TE get lost in PAP • Easier to block a 7 man box team with TEs

  7. No TE Means Six on Seven $ F C C S W M E N T E X O O X O O Y H Z 1 Q

  8. Seven on Seven with a TE $ F C C S W M E N T E X O O X O O Y H Z 1 Q

  9. Offensive Philosophy cont. • Very few run schemes (2006 season) • Get good at what WE DO • Maximize practice reps • Easy to fix problems • Inside zone • Outside zone • Gap scheme (counter, power read) • Iso Scheme

  10. Numbers Since the Change

  11. QB stats since 2007

  12. QB Accolades Since 2007 • 3 All-state QBs in 4 years • 3 All-Metro QBs in 4 years • 4 All-District QBs in 4 years • Metro offensive player of the year 2007 • Gatorade Player of the year 2010

  13. Plays to Cover • Counter • Iso • QB outside zone • Zone read keep • Reverse zone read • Midline zone read • Power read • Answers to option exchange

  14. QB Counter (5.3 per play) • Covered/uncovered GAP rules • Center calls the escort and everyone works off of it • Backside guard will kick out DE and BST will escort through first gap with eyes on LB • Fake back will fake outside zone away from the counter • Runner will fit under the kick out block

  15. QB Counter vs Even Front $ F C C S W M E N T E X O O X O O Y H Z 1 Q

  16. Counter vs Odd Front $ F C C W M E T N E S X O O X O O Y H Z Q 1

  17. QB Counter film

  18. Iso (4.02 per play 57% eff) • Center will call out the player to be isolated • The other lineman will work off of that call • Play side lineman will block big on big • Back side lineman will combo to remaining LBs • Iso blocker will attack LB through easiest gap • Runner will follow iso block and cut off of that

  19. Isovs Even Front $ F C C S W M E N T E X O O X O O Y H Z 1 Q

  20. Isovs Odd Front $ F C C W M E T N E S X O O X O O Y H Z Q 1

  21. Iso Variations: Fake Away Iso W M E T N E S O O X O O Y H Q 1

  22. Iso Variations: Pass Fake Iso QB Pump fake W M E T N E S O O X O O Y Q 1

  23. Iso film

  24. QB Outside Zone (4.5 yds per rush 58% eff) • Covered/uncovered rules • Center calls his combo and everyone works off of it • All lineman will reach step to hook the covered man or drive him out • The RB will take the best course to block the force player • QB will run flat reading the DEs reaction to the reach block, he will puncture if the DE stretches

  25. QB Outside Zone vs Even $ F C C S W M E N T E X O O X O O Y H Z Q 1

  26. QB Outside Zone vs Odd $ F C C W M E T E S N X O O X O O Y H Z Q 1

  27. Outside zone film

  28. Zone Read Keeps (8.42 per play/5.84 on give reads) • Covered/uncovered rules • Center calls his combo and everyone works off of it • The QB will read the backside ends eyes for pull or keep read • RB will attack the play side A gap to backside cut back

  29. Inside Zone vs Even $ F C C S W M E N T E X O O X O O Y H Z 1 Q

  30. Inside Zone vs Odd front $ F C C W M E T N E S X O O X O O Y H Z Q 1

  31. Inside Zone Reverse Read $ F C C W M E T N E S X O O X O O Y H Z 1 Q

  32. Midline Adjustment vs Odd W M E T N E S O O X O O Y Q 1

  33. Midline Adjustment vs Even W M S E T T E O O X O O Y Q 1

  34. Zone Read film

  35. Power Read (6.14) put in game #6 • Covered/uncovered GAP rules • Center calls the escort and everyone works off of it • Backside guard will escort through first gap with eyes on LB. Backside tackle will hinge B gap to C gap • RB will run outside zone to a point 10yd outside the Tackle with a soft squeeze on the ball • QB will hop and read the DE, if keep read he will follow the escort block (3 hops)

  36. Power Read wk vs Even $ F C C S W M E N T E X O O X O O Y H Z 1 Q

  37. Power Read strvs Odd $ F C C W M E T N E S X O O X O O Y H Z 1 Q

  38. Power Read film

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