Simplicity in the Passing Game: Adjustable Routes that Work Against All Coverages explains why a relatively simple (as opposed to complex) passing game offers certain advantages, particularly to quarterbacks whose arm strength is somewhat limited and to younger, less-experienced quarterbacks. The DVD emphasizes the importance of proper execution, given the fact that offenses are stopped more often by the players involved in it (i.e., lack of execution) than by the defenders themselves. The DVD also reviews several adjustable routes that can be effective against all types of coverages. In addition, the DVD points out the need to understand and successfully execute protection for the passing game.
Among the topics covered:
• Zone coverages
• 484 flat/middle
• 66
• 181 seam/midline
• 989
• Smash
• Slant/stick
• 585
• Sail
• 383 CH/midline
• 6 choice
• Bunch routes
