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QB Reads vs. Progressions: What’s the Difference?
First article! Thanks for giving me a look! We’re going to start by examining two plays from the 2014 season to differentiate between “progression” reads and “coverage” reads. Before going any further...
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Previewing Flip’s Offense: Getting Vertical with the Switch Concept
At this point we all know that the Raider’s offense ran a fairly WCO-ish scheme, with LOTS of ball going to the RB/FB out of the backfield. We’ll look at some common short/intermediate route concepts...
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Previewing Flip’s Offense: Beating Cover 4’s “Box” Coverage out of the Bunch
Over the course of the 2014 season the Raiders often threw out of a “bunch” alignment in the read zone. I thought this play was interesting because it illustrates a very creative way to defeat a...
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Previewing Flip’s Offense: The Shallow Cross with a Twist
Mark Richt has run a highly successful shallow cross series since his days as Florida State’s offensive coordinator in the mid-late 90’s. He brought the play to Georgia and continues to run it to this...
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All 22 Film Breakdowns: Packaging “Coverage Beaters” to Beat Man or Zone...
Be the first to read my newest All-22 posts by following me on Twitter @All22ChalkTalk Thanks!!!!! Over the previous week I’ve spent several hours watching Raider’s film from the 2014 season to get a...
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Previewing Flip’s Offense: Merging Old School with New School in the Run Game...
After devoting my previous three “Previewing Flip’s Offense” post to pass concepts I want to pivot and look at the run game. We’ll look at some IZ, OZ, power, and counter over the course of our...
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Previewing Flip’s Offense: WR Motion and the “Swap Boot”
Like many I have awaiting some specific, up-to-date information about what we should expect to see from Flip’s offense this season. We finally got a nugget from Terry’s Talkin’ this week: 1. They have...
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The Running Back Wheel Route
With Flip coming in as the new OC, Brown’s fans have heard rumblings that the backs will be a big part of the passing game this year. During last week’s minicamp we were treated to this Vine showing a...
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The Hue Jackson Run Game
With the announcement that head coach Hue Jackson will call his own plays, All-22 film provides a wealth of knowledge and insight into what to expect from the 2016 Cleveland Browns’ offense. Several...
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Cleveland Browns Film Room: Beating an Odd Front with the Pin-and-Pull
With the announcement that newly-appointed Cleveland Browns head coach Hue Jackson will call his own plays, a review of the 2014-2015 Cincinnati Bengals’ offense provides a potential template of what...
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Hue Jackson-Super Bowl X’s & O’s: The Counter Trey Read
After looking at the Counter Trey in a previous post, I want to breakdown another variant we’ll see the Carolina Panthers run tonight during the biggest game in franchise history. The film is pulled...
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Hue Jackson Passing Game Preview: Going Air Raid with the ‘Shakes’ Concept
A Hue-Jackson favorite that shows up over and over again on tape is the split-safety beating ‘Shakes’ concept, an old-school Air Raid classic. The Shakes combo is a Cover 2-killer, putting the flat...
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Running the ‘Split-Dig’ with Hue Jackson
Another HueJackson-favorite that shows up on tape several times against split-safety coverage (Cover 2, Cover 4, and Cover 6) is the ‘Split-Dig’ concept. Split-Dig is a popular three-man concept that...
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Getting Vertical with the Smash/Post Concept
The following post is an excerpt from a comprehensive look at Hue Jackson’s favorite pass concepts at the OBR. Click here for the entire article. Our final route concept is known as the ‘Smash-Post’....
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RGIII’ ROY Campaign: Running Inside Zone
The the following post is an excerpt taking from a comprehensive piece breaking down RGIII’s 2012 Rookie of the Year. Click here to read the entire piece at The Orange and Browns Report. A major...
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Running the Triple Option with RGIII
The following post is an excerpt from a comprehensive breakdown of RGIII’s Offensive Rookie of the Year campaign. Click here to read the entire article at the Orange and Brown Report. Later in the...
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RGIII’s Offensive ROY Campaign: Running RPOs
The following post is an excerpt from a comprehensive breakdown of RGIII’s Offensive Rookie of the Year campaign. Click here to read the entire article at the Orange and Brown Report. A second concept...
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Hue Jackson Offensive Preview: Isolating and Attacking with Backside Vertical...
Smart offensive coordinators will identify and exploit plus-personnel match ups wherever they find them. A simple way to force man coverage on an elite wide receiver is to align him to the backside...
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Hue Jackson Preview: Backside Iso Routes and Beating Press Coverage
The following is an excerpt from a comprehensive article breaking down Josh Gordon’s fit in the Hue Jackson pass-game posted at the Orange and Brown Report. The ‘X’ receiver is in often in a unique...
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Creating Explosive Plays with the Pin Concept off Play Action…
The following post in an excerpt taking from a comprehensive look at RGIII’s 2012 ROY Campaign posted at The Orange and Brown Report. Washington’s second long touchdown came off play action, using a...
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