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Front 7 Tips – Football 201 from an NFL Scout

September 13, 2018October 2, 2018 Jules Dixon 0 Comments 3 technique, 46 man, Front 7 Tips, NFL Scouting, nickel, routes, stem route, stem routes, under center min read

PART I. We’ve all heard about NFL Scouting, how do they make reports? What is in them? We’re going to

Offense Formations

Under Center Concepts: I-Formation, Ace Set, Pro-set – Football 101

September 12, 2018December 22, 2018 The Teal Zone ace set, coryell, I-Formation, pro set, running back, stem route, under center, WCO min read

In this installment on Offensive Formations, we tackle formations where the play starts with the QB under center. Those branch

Offense Formations

Ace Set: a staple in every offense.

September 11, 2018December 22, 2018 The Teal Zone 0 Comments ace set, ace sets, routes, running back, stem route, stem routes, under center min read

The Ace Set is a common name for an offensive formation that uses one running back. It is run with

scouting wide receivers and running backs

NFL Scouting Series

Scouting Wide Receivers and Tight Ends: Traits the NFL looks for

September 6, 2018December 22, 2018 Jules Dixon 0 Comments hard press, NFL Scouting, routes, running back, stem route, stem routes, tight ends, under center min read

In this NFL Scouting series, we will cover each position group. In the real report I used, there are pictures

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Scouting Quarterbacks: read what the NFL is looking at

September 5, 2018January 11, 2019 Jules Dixon 0 Comments cover 6, pro set, routes, stem route, stem routes min read

In this NFL Scouting series, we will cover each position group. The first will be scouting quarterbacks. In the real report

Football 101 Offense WR Routes

Learn about Stem Routes and why running them well helps the quarterback: Football 101

September 4, 2018December 22, 2018 Jules Dixon 0 Comments coryell, football 101, hard press, option routes, routes, stem route, stem routes, tight end min read

Over the last two seasons, we’ve seen inconsistent quarterbacking, but the receivers (and tight ends) weren’t consistently performing at their top-level.