When digging for some film today to post about the power spread offense, it was amazing to see how this offense has transformed each year based upon personnel.
The first video is from 2012 when we had an outstanding running QB in Tyler Durham. He was a beast as you will see, but also did an excellent job executing our offense and spreading the ball to our weapons. We utilized a motion wing set some in 2012 that was very effective and simple to install within the system. That wing set is explained better in the utilizing a TE post.
This next film is from a Wide receiver standpoint. Jake Zabonick is an outstanding football player that is still playing at Georgetown College.He made a living off nothing but quick passes, screens and sprint out passes within the system.
To show the adaptability of the system, this next video is from 2009 and is QB centric because it is our QB, Jesse Jensen's Highlight film. We very rarely used a TE and Jesse was the district player of the year in 2009 and 2010 at a whopping 5'6" tall. He was tough as nails though and did a fantastic job distributing the ball to his weapons.
These last 2 videos are running back based because they are highlight videos of our 2 outstanding running back's Damien Oden and Greg Clemons. Both have some of our defense on it since Damien and Greg both played defense as well. Our 30 Stack Attack defense will be launching soon after the Power Spread Offense launches.
These are a few glimpses of variations the offense can take. In 2009, we utilized no TE and Jet sweep a ton. In 2012, we used some wing motion, regular TE sets, double TE sets and no TE sets. The best part is that the routes, blocking assignments and rules never changed a bit. The power spread offense is very easily adaptable to the talent you have.
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