The Rule of 5 is a straightforward, relatively simple way for a coach to reduce and organize the amount of offense that his team takes into a game each week. Scaling down his offensive package to five calls per subcategory, the playcaller then adds versatility to the limited number of concepts in his team's offensive arsenal through the use of formations and tags. As a result, this method of organizing the offense enables the playcaller to prioritize what plays he chooses to be a part of each week's game plan. This video reviews key concepts involved in establishing the run game (inside zone, outside zone, power, counter, and wrap) in the air raid offense.
Among the topics covered:
• Cultural change
• Why use the air-raid offense?
• Rule of five rationale
• Inside and outside zone
• Offensive line technique
• Backfield technique
• Film cut-ups part 1
• Gap scheme runs
• Film cut-ups part 2
