Getting the Most From Your Screen Game – An effective screen game is the perfect answer to an overly-aggressive defense.

One of the key facets of our offense has been our screen game. Meade High School had been a flex bone triple option team and there was no screen game. Screens were a foreign concept to the players. We knew screens were vital to the success of the spread offense that we were trying to implement. So this had to become a major point of emphasis for our players.

We broke our screens down into two categories – execution screens and advantage screens. Essentially, our advantage screens were our “Fast” screens on the perimeter. They were attached to run plays and checked to, or called from the sideline when the defense did not cover down on our wide receivers. Our execution screens were concepts that were called from the sideline to take advantage of overly-aggressive defenses.

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