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Nick Saban makes an important distinction here about the ability to sustain intensity, and its direct relationship to focus, discipline, and consistent performance.
A lot of quarterbacks can demonstrate intensity for a week. Preparing for a rival, making their first start, or entering league play can create a heightened sense of urgency. The challenge is maintaining that same standard of preparation week after week, throughout a long season.
Intensity is not something a quarterback can manufacture on game day. It is developed through the repetitive discipline of preparation. Every film session, every protection identification, every coverage recognition exercise requires intentional focus, even when the work becomes tedious.
That discipline must carry into every snap. Survey the front, identify pressure indicators, assess leverage, confirm the post-snap picture, and execute the progression. Now compound that level of concentration across 60–70 snaps per game, regardless of the score, situation, or result of the previous play.
Then repeat that process game after game, week after week.
The best quarterbacks are not defined by their ability to occasionally elevate their intensity. They are defined by their ability to sustain it.
Consistency in performance is a product of sustained intensity, disciplined preparation, and attention to detail.
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Boot slide concept to the X receiver who is aligned in a cut split and on the ball. Normally you the slide action from a player who is off the ball, but here is the change up. Seen this on NFL tape as well.
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Coaches! We're getting to that point in the season where every game matters a little more.
Playoff spots are on the line, games are getting tighter, and every decision counts.
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A bunch of offenses are running the Bow concept with a lot of success.
It’s a clean, fast-hitting high-low that stresses conflict defenders!
Joe Sloan dialed it up out of Empty on 3rd down to move the chains⬇️
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Mike Bobo layers plays so well!
He’s called Crack Toss 10 times this season, so he dials up Switch Verts off it.
Short motion the TE to show crack, bluff the toss, and rip the Seam🔥
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New: How Missouri OC Chip Lindsey Gets His Best Player the Ball!
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Play action rate on 1st & 10 pass plays through Week 4
1.) Bills: 88.2%
2.) Vikings: 75.0%
3.) Chiefs: 74.4%
4.) Buccaneers: 74.3%
5.) Chargers: 74.2%
6.) Colts: 71.8%
7.) Lions: 67.4%
7.) Raiders: 67.4%
9.) Seahawks: 65.8%
10.) Broncos: 65.5%
11.) Bears: 65.1%
12.) Panthers: 65.0%
13.) Dolphins: 63.6%
14.) Jets: 63.4%
15.) Cowboys: 63.2%
16.) Giants: 61.3%
17.) Cardinals: 58.6%
18.) Texans: 56.8%
19.) Ravens: 55.6%
19.) Titans: 55.6%
21.) Jaguars: 54.8%
22.) Falcons: 52.8%
23.) Browns: 48.8%
23.) Commanders: 48.8%
25.) Packers: 48.1%
26.) Bengals: 47.6%
27.) Eagles: 47.4%
28.) Patriots: 44.4%
29.) Rams: 43.9%
30.) Steelers: 38.6%
31.) Saints: 28.3%
32.) 49ers: 27.5%
*excludes 2 minute, garbage time, thrown RPOs
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Excellent Cover 3 beater. Use the WR to the CB and hit the Angle route over the top. This is the same idea as Wasp.
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