The Run & Shoot Offense
The Run and Shoot Offense Mission
The Run and Shoot Offense exists to exploit weaknesses in any secondary by using a quick passing game and simple running scheme. By spreading defenses out and using motion to recognize secondary coverage, the run and shoot offense is difficult to stop.
Run and Shoot Offense Facts:
The Run and Shoot Offense is very effective at the high school level
The Run and Shoot Offense is capable of putting up stats and points
The Run and Shoot Offense is unpredictable because routes are determined on the run.
Run and Shoot Offense Strength:
The Run and Shoot Offense uses the spread, doubles, and trips set
The Run and Shoot Offense uses motion to create secondary mismatches
The Run and Shoot Offense is great at putting speed into space
Run and Shoot Offense Weakness:
The Run and Shoot Offense requires smart players, capable of reading defenses
The Run and Shoot Offense struggles with running the clock, because the ball is passed over half of the time
Run and Shoot Offense Base Run Plays:
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Zone
Zone•Cake
Cake•Option
Option•Draw
Draw•Fold
Fold•Counter
CounterRun and Shoot Offense Base Pass Plays:
•3 step package
3 step package •Sprint package
Sprint package•Play Action Passes
Play Action Passes•Screen Package
Screen PackageRun and Shoot Offense Needs:
The Run and Shoot Offense needs a quarterback who can recognize defenses
The Run and Shoot Offense needs four solid wide receivers
Run and Shoot Offense Bottom Line:
The Run and Shoot Offense is very exciting to watch. Big Plays are a norm in this offense. This offense is dangerous…definitely high octane.
Run and Shoot Offense includes:
44 Page Handbook Loaded with formations, motions, terminology, and tips
Running Plays vs. Split, 4-3, 50 defense
38 plays
