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Home Magazine Issues April 2008 Developing a Passing Attack that Fits Your Plans and Players

Developing a Passing Attack that Fits Your Plans and Players

Throughout my twenty-nine years in the profession, I have had the opportunity to coach at both the collegiate and high school levels. During that time, I have had the pleasure of working with various coaching staffs that have helped me formulate my philosophies on dealing with the passing game. At the same time, I have had many athletes with various ranges in athletic abilities. Therefore, I have had to adapt each year to the specific situation. When you are developing a passing attack, it is important to build a system that fits your athletes’ abilities and to get your best 11 players on the field! Remember: A Style Of Your Own! Evaluate Your Personnel It is important to evaluate all of your offensive positions, not just the quarterback. This will enable you to blend their strengths together to get 11 players executing as an offensive unit. Offensive Linemen: Assess their overall

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