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The Quick Passing Game - A 'Check With Me' System Made Easy
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- WN-11022
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About this video
Foothill High School (CA) head coach Bryon Hamilton, the innovator of the Shotgun Zone Fly offense, shows how to run a check-with-me quick passing game that puts your offense in the right call against any defense. The premise is simple: stop guessing in the huddle, make the decision at the line of scrimmage, and complete 70 percent of your throws. Coach Hamilton walks through the install so it can be dropped into any offense without rebuilding what you already run.
What you'll learn
- The principles of executing a quick passing game from the line of scrimmage
- How to determine the correct call against a specific defensive look
- Communication priorities between the quarterback and the coach on the sideline
- Specific 2x2 plays for both the outside receivers and the inside receivers
- Specific 3x1 plays and motion to 2x2 where the motion man becomes the #1 receiver
- Check quick 102, 101, 201, 301 and 100
- Rules for complementary receivers on each concept
- The quarterback's read progressions within the quick game
Who it's for
High school and college offensive coordinators and quarterbacks coaches who want a simple line-of-scrimmage answer system rather than a thick quick-game playbook.
About the coach
Bryon Hamilton was head coach at Foothill High School in California and is the innovator of the Shotgun Zone Fly offense.
Coach Hamilton presents the full install with the numbering system, receiver rules and quarterback progressions laid out step by step.
Frequently asked questions
What system does this teach?
A check-with-me quick passing game called at the line of scrimmage, including the check quick 102, 101, 201, 301 and 100 calls, 2x2 and 3x1 answers, complementary receiver rules and the quarterback's read progressions.
Will it fit the offense I already run?
Coach Hamilton presents it as an add-on for any offense. The value is the decision-making framework, so you can run your own quick-game routes through his check structure.
How does the quarterback know what to call?
The video covers how to identify the correct call against a specific defense and how the communication priorities between quarterback and coach are set, so the answer is decided before the snap rather than after it.
What does it cost to stream?
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