Pass Protection
Offensive Line: See Rotation For Protection
It is more important than ever for your offensive line to see what's going on in the back end. We have a short video to show you why....
Pass Protection With Your Receivers
At the highest levels of football pass protection requires all eleven players be on the same page. This means your receivers too....
Dash Pass Protection
Dash protection comes off of drop back pass protection and can help buy your quarterback time to create explosive plays down the field....
Explosive Plays Off Play Action Passes
Explosive plays often come off of play action passes because the conflict of assignment creates better pass protection for the quarterback....
Notre Dame Missed RPO Or Hot?
Was it a missed hot or RPO by the Notre Dame slot reciver? We think yes. It is hard to coach protections to your receivers but absolutely necessary....
H Angle & H Angle Return Off A Quarters Beater
H Angle and H Angle Return allows you to take a shot and also get your running backs involved in the passing game all at the same time....
Offensive Line Banged Up? 3 Ways To Cope.
When we think of injuries to an offensive line we think about pass protections because if left unaddressed your QB will be the next injury....
Pass Protection Separates Offensive Line Coaches
Not all offensive line jobs are created equal. It is pass protection that separates great offensive line coaches from the rest....
Pass Protection For All Levels Of Football
Pass protection is such a very different thing when you look at the different levels of football. FirstDown PlayBook has help for every coach....
288 Special Explosive Pass Play
An explosive pass play is hard to come by. The 288 special is a pass game concept that definitely fits into this category....
Bring Pressure To The Protection Back
Once you figure out which way the center is turning this pressure to the protection back is easier to arrive at than you might think....
Explosive Seam Throws Off Of Your Base Passes
Anyone who has watched the NFL playoffs and the BCS playoffs has seen a lot of explosive seam throws. How in the world does this happen?...