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No Huddle Power Pistol - The Drop Back Passing Game
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- WN-14003
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About this video
Robbie Owens turns the No-Huddle Power Pistol loose through the air, detailing the drop back passing game behind an offense that scored 61 touchdowns in 11 games and accounted for 6,719 all-purpose yards at Grand Junction High School. Every drop back call comes from one base formation with simplified reads, so the quarterback can play fast without carrying a thick passing playbook into the game.
What you'll learn
- The identity of the No-Huddle Power Pistol: multiple formations, multiple personnel groupings, a conflict-assignment run game and a vertical passing game
- The base formation used for all drop back passing plays
- How to simplify the reads for your quarterback
- Proper footwork for the three-step drop
- Run and shoot concepts inside the drop back package
- Option routes that account for different coverages
- How to combine quick, vertical and shallow concepts in a single play
- Routes and adjustments for specific calls including Ram Over 554 Blast, Lion 554 Bozo, Ram Over 555 Crook, Lion 555 Cowboy and Ram Slot 666 Orlando
- Quarterback pre-snap reads and the proper progression for each pass play
Who it's for
High school offensive coordinators and quarterbacks coaches who want a drop back package that fits inside a no-huddle tempo, and coaches teaching a young quarterback to work a progression.
About the coach
Robbie Owens was head coach at Grand Junction High School in Colorado, where he combined the Pistol with the no-huddle to create the Power Pistol offense.
Owens closes with the Grand Junction philosophy: play fast, play physical and finish. Part 3 of his four-part Power Pistol series.
Frequently asked questions
What does the drop back session cover?
The base drop back formation, three-step footwork, simplified quarterback reads, run and shoot concepts, coverage-based option routes, and full route and adjustment detail on calls like Ram Over 554 Blast, Lion 555 Cowboy and Ram Slot 666 Orlando.
Do I have to run the Pistol to use it?
No. The passing concepts are taught from one base formation with a progression the quarterback reads the same way every time, so a shotgun or spread team can install them without adopting the Pistol backfield.
How do I watch after I buy?
Immediately. This is a Buy Now, Watch Now title: $19.95 puts it in your AFM Videos account for unlimited streaming on any device, and All Access members already have it through the $99 yearly membership to the full library.
How much quarterback coaching is in it?
A lot of the session is quarterback work, from the three-step drop footwork to pre-snap reads and the progression on each individual pass play, which makes it a useful teaching video for the position.