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The full text of “FREE Video - Building Leadership” by Steve Specht, from the Vol 2 — Spring 2024 issue.
Page 30FREE LEADERSHIP VIDEO FROM COACH STEVE SPECHT Developing Leadership Coach Vince Lombardi: Memorable Axioms on Winning and Leadership (Part II) Coach to Coach: Coaching Staff Self-Improvement from the Inside-Out Leadership Strategies: How to Develop a Steady Stream of ‘Championship Level QBs in Your Program, Part I Leadership Strategies: How to Develop a Steady Stream of ‘Championship Level’ Quarterbacks in Your Program (Part II) Post- Season Priorities - Wrapping up one season and transitioning to the next are critical times for successful programs LEADERSHIP ARTICLES
Page 3232 * Basic & simple to protect. * Gets ball to your best athletes quickly in space. * Allows you to complete passes at a high percentage. * Takes advantage of the Blitz. * Gives you the potential for big plays. * Compliments with the running game. * Good first down play call. Why the Quick Game I love a good quick pass game because its a great way to quickly attack the defense.
It will help relieve the offensive line who sometimes struggle to pass protect and will counter blitzing defenses as the Qb will immediately will get rid of the ball before feeling pressure. It is also a compliment to our running game. It gets the ball in the hands of your best athletes in space. The Qb will read the defenders leverage on the inside receivers. Which ever one is aligned inside will be pre-snap decision on who gets the ball. He will looking at him immediately when the snap happens.
If the defender on #2 (counting from outside-in) drops back in coverage or gets width immediately, then #2 gets the ball. If he jumps on #2 immediately the Qb will go to the outside receiver. INSTALLING THE INSTALLING THE QUICK PASSING GAME QUICK PASSING GAME by Gene Suhr
