Usa Football Coach And Coordinator Podcast

The Run and Shoot - June Jones In this conversation, June Jones discusses the evolution and impact of the Run and Shoot offense, its adaptation in modern football, and the importance of quarterback and receiver dynamics. He emphasizes the significance of game planning, the integration of technology in coaching, and the challenges faced by coaches in today's football landscape. Jones shares insights from his extensive coaching career, highlighting the need for continuous adaptation and the role of analytics in decision-making. Chapters The Evolution of the Run and Shoot Offense Adapting Concepts i Quarterback and Receiver Dynamics Game Planning and Strategy Utilizing Technology in Coaching Navigating the Modern Football Landscape Air Raid National Convention - Run and Shoot Edition: https://www.airraidcertified.com/convention Support Our Partners + Offers for Our Listeners: 10% Tool Kit Coach and Coordinator pledges to source the latest and greatest products and services available in the coaching

In this D3 Coach and Coordinator episode, presented by Hansen Ratings, Maryville Special Teams Coordinator Jake Flaherty discusses the philosophy and techniques behind successfully blocking kicks and punts. He emphasizes the importance of selecting the right players, strategic planning, and effective practice methods. Flaherty shares insights on motivating players, the significance of field position, and the need for adaptability in game situations. The discussion highlights the collaborative effort required from all team members to succeed in special teams. Chapters Introduction to Special Teams Excellence Building the Right Team for Blocking Kicks Strategic Approach to Punt Blocking Techniques for Effective Blocking Transitioning from Blocking to Return Field Position and Game Strategy Creating a Punt Block Plan Motivating Players and Celebrating Success Practice Philosophy and Live Reps Support Our Partners + Offers for Our Listeners: 10% Tool Kit Coach and Coordinator pledges to source the l

Today, we introduce the Sprint-Based Football series, emphasizing its holistic approach to coaching and athlete development. Keith Grabowski and the host of the series Tony Holler discuss the movement's evolution, the importance of creating a positive coaching environment, and the individualized nature of coaching strategies. They highlight the significance of a feedback loop in coaching, where both players and coaches thrive in a supportive atmosphere. The series aims to explore various topics related to sprint-based football, featuring insights from different coaches and experts in the field. Takeaways The Sprint-Based Football series aims to provide diverse coaching perspectives. This movement is more than just a speed program; it's holistic. Creating a positive environment enhances player performance. The feedback loop is crucial for both players and coaches. Health and well-being are prioritized in coaching practices. Individualized coaching approaches are essential for success. Gamifying practic

Today, we’re tackling an important topic that resonates not only with coaching but also with how we navigate the ever-changing world around us. It’s about embracing innovation, the balance between man and machine, and the opportunity to refocus our work on what truly matters: the people in our lives. Chapters: The Age-Old Struggle – Man vs. Machine The Pitfalls of Resistance and Blind Trust Lessons from Paul Brown A New Opportunity for Coaches Moving Forward 2025 Series on Coach and Coordinator Related: CultureGPT 5 Keys for Coaches’ Weight Loss – Erik Korem, Sports Scientist, AIM7 Taking Care Of Ourselves In-Season - Gwen Lawrence, Former Yoga Instructor For The NY Giants Home Team - Sean Lewis Support Our Partners + Offers for Our Listeners: 10% Tool Kit Coach and Coordinator pledges to source the latest and greatest products and services available in the coaching marketplace. We call this repository The 10% Toolkit for The 10% Coach. These resources are proven to help coaches win games and achie

Today’s episode is our Champions Series presented by Signature Championship RIngs.If you won a championship in 2024, you will want to give them a call.  Every coach we have talked to has been thoroughly satisfied with the quality, price, and service of Signature Championship RIngs.  We continue to spotlight state champions and their ideas that have made a difference in propelling them to a state championship. I had the opportunity to attend the Track Football Consortium in Chicago this past weekend, and Sprint-Based Football is a movement that you will want to pay attention to.  We will take a deep dive into Sprint-Based Football with Tony Holler, creator of Feed the Cats, Track Football Consortium, and Sprint-Based Football, beginning soon with his series on Coach and Coordinator. I want to share the metrics of Truck Stick via Garrett Mueller, who previously appeared on our Champions Series. I heard him speak about this at the clinic, and this is a metric you want to be a part of your off-season developme

Today’s episode presented by Signature Championship Rings is one from our archives, where Avon High School Head Coach Mike Elder joined me.  Coach Elder and the Avon Eagles won their first state championship last night. I’ve watched Mike grow his program over the years from a struggling program before he took over to a perennial state powerhouse. The Eagles have been coming close often, and they finally got over the hump against a very good Anderson team in the Ohio Division 2 state championship. The game came down to the last play and was very well played which is a testament to the excellence in the coaching of Coach Elder and Coach Dreyer and their staffs.  Coach Dreyer was a National Coach of the Week in 2024. In this episode he shares insight on how to build a program, and he’s one of the best in Ohio and the country. This was his first episode with us in 2017, and he’s done several of them since.   He has over 200 wins at Avon in 18 years and 250 overall as a head coach. He’s taken his team to the

In this episode of the Coach and Coordinator Podcast, Keith Grabowski introduces the concept of Culture GPT, which merges artificial intelligence with program culture to enhance coaches' understanding of their teams' dynamics. Grabowski shares his journey of discovering AI’s impact on decision-making and discuss how tools like ChatGPT can analyze the cultural aspects of programs. By implementing a structured methodology that combines feedback, data, and core values, Grabowski guides coaches on using AI for conducting SWOT analyses to uncover actionable insights for improving team culture. The episode highlights the importance of a continuous feedback loop and encourages coaches to leverage technology for clear cultural insights, ultimately creating a more accountable team environment. Chapters Introduction to Culture GPT Analyzing Program Culture with AI Creating Action Plans for Improvement Conclusion and Future Steps Link to how-to steps, prompts, survey questions and sample “CultureGPT”: https://doc

We continue on with our D3 Coach and Coordinators of the Week Series presented by Hansen Ratings.  In the post season we will be highlighting top performances by units and positions.  Our guests will be coaches that are not in the playoffs.  Today we focus on defensive line performance and joining us is the Defensive Line Coach of Wittenberg University Robert Landers.  They performed well in a combination of metrics including Rush Defense, Team TFLs, and Teams Sacks. We learn about Coach Landers philosophy and approach to creating a top performing position group. Chapters The Journey to Coaching Coaching Philosophy and Player Development Game Planning Insights Film Study Techniques Sacks and Quarterback Pressure Balancing Run Fits and Pass Rush Exit Interviews and Future Planning Self-Evaluation as a Coach Support Our Partners + Offers for Our Listeners: 10% Tool Kit Coach and Coordinator pledges to source the latest and greatest products and services available in the coaching marketplace. We cal

In this conversation, Keith Grabowski and Hal Mumme discuss the launch of the International Football Alliance, its structure, and broadcasting plans. They talk about the evolution of offensive strategies, particularly the Air Raid system, and the importance of practice methodologies and repetition in coaching. Hal shares insights on the challenges of personnel in implementing the Air Raid, the significance of developmental leagues for player growth, and the need for foundational training in youth football. They also highlight resources available for coaches and upcoming events related to the Air Raid system. Chapters Overview of the International Football Alliance Game Structure and Broadcasting of the IFA Trends in Offensive Concepts: Air Raid and Beyond Practice Methodologies in the Air Raid System The Importance of Repetition and Practice Planning Personnel Challenges in Implementing the Air Raid Developmental Leagues and Player Growth Building a Foundation: Youth and Junior High Programs Resources for

Illinois College produced some astounding numbers in 2024 in turning in the best performance in college football: 589.4 yards per game 55.4 points per game 376.4 passing yards per game 213 rushing yards per game 51 Pass TD, 22 Rush TD 28.5 First Downs per Game 46 1-minute or less Touchdown Drives Offensive Coordinator Drew Chance joins us to discuss his journey in the profession, which led to him developing the offense that they run.  He’s incorporated high-tempo, maximized splits, the deep choice route, and more.  We talk about his offense and how he creates buy-in with the players. We also discuss his game-day routine for being a high-tempo play caller. Chapters Drew's Coaching Journey The Self-Taught System Evolving the Offensive Strategy Tempo and Spacing Philosophy Unscripted Practice Periods Preparing the Scout Team Balancing the Run Game Execution in High-Pressure Games Cultivating a Winning Culture Communication During High Tempo Pre-Game Preparation Rituals Support Our Partners

Keith Grabowski and Logan Hanson review standout performances and coaching achievements from the eleventh week of the Division III football season. They feature Head Coach of Susquehanna Tom Perkovich, Offensive Coordinator of James Houck, and Defensive Coordinator of Linfield Jackson Vaughan. Head Coach/Coaching Staff of the Week Tom Perkovich | Susquehanna | 55-0 vs. Lycoming Outgained Lyoc 572 to 238 & nearly tripled up YPP, 9.4 vs. 3.7 Only punted once. Perfect 6-for-6 scoring TDs in Red Zone Had a 250 yard passer, 150 yard rusher, 99 yard receiver Allowed 2.3 yards per rush, 4.9 yards per dropback. Offensive Coordinator of the Week James Houck | Wheaton | 66-14 vs. North Park 555 yards on 8.5 yards per play Never punted, no sacks allowed Most of starters out by half Backup QB was 9/14 passing Ten different players rushed the ball Eleven different players caught passes Six different players scored TDs Defensive Coordinator of the Week Jackson Vaughan | Linfield | 34-7 vs. Whitworth Whitwor

In this episode, from the archives, Keith Grabowski examines postseason analysis of the passing game. Drawing from past insights, he discusses the importance of dissecting plays to understand success and failures while using a data-driven approach to enhance practice and strategy. Chapters Offseason Analysis Focus Evaluating Passing Concepts Forensic Detail in Assessment Protection Considerations Route Spacing Insights Timing and Mechanics Quarterback Accuracy Matters Analyzing Routes in Concepts Calibrating Throws for Improvement Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today’s Coach and Coordinator podcast, our host Keith Grabowski, shares his thoughts on one of the first things you can do once your season has come to a close. Staff evaluation can be used and conducted in different ways, and it’s very important to improving your team in 2025. Grabowski details different questions and points you should address with your staff and how to go about doing so. Chapters Why the staff needs evaluation The duties of your staff Professional development Knowledge of your systems Commitment to the offseason Reflecting on the development of their athletes General survey of the program Coordinators Involvement in the community Reaching your younger staff Timing of the evaluation What to do with these evaluations Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Keith Grabowski and Logan Hanson review standout performances and coaching achievements from the tenth week of the Division III football season. They feature Head Coach of Carleton College Tom Journell, Offensive Coordinator of UW-Stout Tarek Yaeggi, and Defensive Coordinator of Shenandoah University Kalvin Oliver. Head Coach/Coaching Staff of the Week Tom Journell | Carleton | 51-17 vs. Gustavus Adolphus Outgained Gusties 564-338 w/ 8.5 to 4.5 yards per play advantage Passed for nearly 500 yards, with 18 FDs, 7 TDs, and 0 INTs Held opponent to 70 yards rushing, with 8 TFLs & 4 sacks Extremely efficient on offense - only 1 play over 25 yards Won 3rd & 4th downs - 8-13/1-1 on offense, 3-17/3-8 on defense Offensive Coordinator of the Week Tarek Yaeggi | UW-Stout | 45-42 vs. UW-Oshkosh Second Top 25 win of the season 472 total yards & over 350 yards passing Eight for 13 on 3rd down & perfect in the redzone (5-5 w/ 4 TDs) Eight different players with a reception Drove 13 plays for 74 yards in final d

In this episode from the archives, host Keith Grabowski teamed up with co-host for this in-season series Andy Ryland, the senior manager of education and training at USA Football to explore deliberate practice. We discuss the importance of analyzing practice drills and their effectiveness in-game performance. We emphasized evaluating coaching methods, identifying errors, understanding their origins, and examining performance metrics. Our conversation highlights the need for consistent terminology and focused error categorization to enhance skill development. There are many ways to improve utilizing post-season analysis, and improving technique and skill is the episode's focus. Chapters Analyzing Practice Errors Improving Practice Effectiveness Understanding Technique and Performance Evaluating Position Group Performance Identifying Patterns in Play Execution Enhancing Game Planning Strategies Developing a Systematic Approach Year-Round Skill Development Support Our Partners + Offers for Our List

In this episode from the archives, host Keith Grabowski is joined by Zach Dunn, a member of Keith’s team at USA Football and is now a defensive assistant for the Cleveland Browns. They discuss the strategic use of tempo, analyzing its impact on offense and defense. They break down different tempo strategies and categorize tempo into four types. The emphasis is on integrating tempo metrics into play analysis to refine offensive strategies and evaluate defensive responses to multi-tempo offenses.  Chapters Introduction to Tempo Alabama vs. LSU Tempo Tactics Cadence Variations in Offense Analyzing Offensive Tempo Defensive Response to Tempo Understanding Defensive Tempo Types The Importance of Cadence and Tempo Offseason Training Insights Support Our Partners + Offers for Our Listeners: 10% Tool Kit Coach and Coordinator pledges to source the latest and greatest products and services available in the coaching marketplace. We call this repository The 10% Toolkit for The 10% Coach. These resources are

In this episode from the archives of The Leadership Journey on the Coach and Coordinator Podcast, we discuss the role of staff alignment as the playoff season approaches. Joined by co-host Brian Kight, we emphasize the importance of reflective practices for assessing team performance and strategizing for the future. We dive into the often-overlooked aspect of coaching staff alignment, sharing personal experiences highlighting the risks of misalignment on team culture. Practical strategies for enhancing cohesion are discussed, stressing the need for open communication and addressing challenges proactively.  Chapters Reflecting on the Season Staff Alignment Importance Personal Experiences in Coaching Ignoring Issues in Alignment The Challenges of Coaching Today The Role of Players in Team Culture Defining Alignment What Alignment Is Not The Subtle Lack of Alignment The Role of Coaches in Alignment Enhancing Team Culture The Impact of Staff Alignment Accountability in Coaching Support Our Partne

Keith Grabowski and Logan Hanson review standout performances and coaching achievements from the eighth week of the Division III football season. They feature Head Coach of St. Norbert Dan McCarty, Offensive Coordinator of Linfield Brett Elliott, and Defensive Coordinator of Johns Hopkins B.J. Hill. Head Coach/Coaching Staff of the Week Dan McCarty | St. Norbert | 55-7 vs. Wisconsin Lutheran Only allowed 4 first downs all game Over 40 minutes of time of possession Over 200 yards each passing and rushing Forced 6 turnovers w/ 1 return TD - 4 interceptions and 2 fumble recoveries Offensive Coordinator of the Week Brett Elliott | Linfield | 68-28 vs. Pacific 3rd game this season with at least 60 points Scored on 6 of 7 first half drives (5 TDs) Over 200 yards passing & rushing Thirteen different players rushed the ball & 7 different players scored TDs Defensive Coordinator of the Week BJ Hill | Johns Hopkins | 26-13 vs. Muhlenberg Forced four turnovers (3 INT & 1 Fumble), one returned for a TD @ end

The National Coach of the Week is Travis Dixon is head coach of the Hamilton High School football programming Arizona. In our conversation, Coach Dixon emphasizes the value of continuous learning and adaptability for young coaches. He highlights the role of analytics in game strategy and the necessity of communication among coaching staff during games. He stresses the importance of maintaining a growth mindset within the staff. Chapters Coaching Journey and Experiences Understanding Game Analysis and Strategy Game Management Insights Building a Trustworthy Coaching Staff Growth Mindset in Coaching Winning Edge Learn More about Modern Football Technology: Battle-tested, Modern Football’s platform provides real-time self-scout and opponent tendencies, while eliminating manual tagging into HUDL, DV Sport, and XOS. Trusted by teams at every level, see how top coaches leverage this platform for in-game decision-making and play-calling success. To book a demo, visit www.teammofo.com/demo. Mention Coach and Coordi

In this episode, Rob Everett, now an analyst with the Miami Dolphins, joins us to analyze game preparation as we approach the end of the regular season and the anticipation of playoffs. We discuss the complexities of managing game film, highlighting the balance between leveraging technology and avoiding information overload.  We stress the importance of a holistic season analysis, emphasizing the significance of tagging film for identifying trends and adapting strategies. We dive into defensive preparation, focusing on understanding opponent tendencies and the psychological aspects of coaching decisions influenced by score differentials. We also share an approach to selecting game footage for playoffs to ensure clarity in assessing team performances. The episode concludes with strategies for maintaining a balance between data insights and foundational coaching principles, reminding us that success ultimately relies on execution and a deep understanding of both teams involved. Chapters Analyzing Film Strate