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Gridiron Strategies Dec 2006 - Jan 2007

Trap Option Pass
by Joe Kinnan Head Coach, Manatee High School, Bradenton, Fla.

Explosive Plays From A Tough-To-Defend, 4-Wide-Out Set Helps You Move The Chains
by Michael Greer Coordinator of Football Operations of the Pro Football Institute & Head Scout, San Jose Sabercats, San Jose, Calif.

Tight-End Drills Mark Position Versatility
by Mike Podoll, Associate Editor

Buck Package Keeps Defenses Guessing
by John D�Ambrosio Head Football Coach Bremen High School, Midlothian, Ill.

Coaching Integrity Must Never Be Sacrificed
by Anthony Witrado Columnist, Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, Milwaukee, Wis.

Sharpen Punt-Team Skills With These Effective Drills
by Brian Kopecky Special Teams Coach, Lyons Township High School, La Grange, Ill.

Keys For Success On The Goal-Line, Red Zone
by Chuck Klausing Retired High School And College Football Coach, Indiana, Pa.

Tight End 101: Critical Keys For Developing Multi-Faceted, Effective Tight Ends
by Tom Bass 30-Year NFL & College Coach, President of Football Federation U.S.A., Rancho Santa Fe, Calif.

Football �Hall of Shame� Sheds Lights On Tragic Examples Of Poor Coaching Judgement
by Richard Borkowski, Ed. D., C.M.A.A. Sport And Recreation Safety Consultant, Narberth, Pa.

Offensive Line Drills Teach Players How To Use Their Eyes
by John Garner Former Offensive Coordinator, Silver Valley High School, Yermo, Calif., Owner and President, www.Turfwars.net, Barstow, Calif.

Setting Goals, Stressing Simplicity Gives Claws Back To The Cougar Defense
by Jimmy Grant Defensive Coordinator, Fallston High School, Fallston, Md.

Rocket Screen From The Shotgun Explodes Downfield
by B. Scott Smith Head Coach, Independence High School, Franklin, Tenn.

Green Hornet Combine Testing: A Better Predictor For Football Success
by Craig Harrison Assistant Football Coach, Central Montcalm High School, Stanton, Mich.

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