Basics of Norvell's Tight End Heavy Offense
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ส.ค. 2024
- A quick look into the X's and O's behind Mike Norvell's tight end heavy spread offense. Another thing to look for in the next era of Florida State Football.
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These videos are awesome, I’ve learned so much! Keep it up
Glad you're enjoying them!
This aged very well 😂 Our already elite offense adding both Bell and Morlock in this system may be unstoppable! Go Noles!
The offense already looked good with out the two new additions. Norvell made it a priority only thing missing was tight end
Ayyy @@beatsmasteriam3508
Can't wait to see what McDonald can do with Norvell! Let's pray this season starts this year!
Fingers crossed!
You put McDonald in there and then put that grad transfer Wilson from UCLA
Your work is Pure GOLD
Thanks!
Keep the videos coming
Like Jalen Rose said this sigment on the Fab Five when they were all on the court for the first time just like Mike Novell's offense and mindset towards the team, "this s#*@ better work, seriously." Like the setup, better than Willie Target's offense🎯🎯🎯
Lord jesus I hope our players are smart enough to do these things
Well during this quarantine they're having months to figure it out so
Good stuff
In your first example (3:18) I doubt that Safety has the outside (D) gap. I bet the safety is an inside fitter. The DE gets hooked/held. and then the playside LB runs under the block of the WR.
Same with the next one (4:01) that weakside LB is usually a B gap player and the DE is the C.
With the RPOs defenses are now asking LBs to be 2 gap players. Insightful video!
Yeah it really depends. I made this video a while back. Sometimes the end is supposed to play heavy and collapse in and sometimes he plays contain. Thanks for the comment!
Good vids. I sub’d
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I've been dying for us to have a stud TE. Hope Kyle Morlock watches this video. He'll be unstoppable
Thats interesting. I see why Norvell like that little pitch out of shotgun because it keeps the defense honest all left gaps. Seems like normally if the HB is in sidecar left a defense maybe able to cheat off the left most gap.
Only 10 players on the field 3:16…or am I tripping? Love the content
I believe the safety to the camera is just really deep
@@XsandNoles sorry I forgot to mention that I was speaking on the offensive side of the ball.
Seems like it. Maybe there's a reciever we can't see at the bottom of the screen?
@@XsandNoles got you brotha keep up the good work.
That FS is Going to have a Problem
I found this while putting in an I formation, double te, single wr,, for my 10 year olds. Any suggestions from anyone???
What plays are you looking to install?
All of this doesn't matter if the center, guard or tackle gets constantly pancaked/ripped one v one.
Actually it might. Against some schemes like the outside zone penetration isn't necessarily a death sentence. It can actually open up bigger gaps to run through
@@XsandNoles It could, if getting pancaked wasn't happening every play. If the quarterback was ever a threat to keep the ball on the read option.
@@floridachomps2885 well to be honest if our QB was ever a threat to throw the dirt to intermediate game or keep the read option. You just need one or the other and we haven't had that in a while
@@XsandNoles I know, so frustrating to see them build their offense on 50% of a play. Every team knew Francoise/Blackman/Hornibrook were never going to keep the ball. The one threat we had, never saw the field. Jordan Travis.
@@XsandNoles Right, they just wouldn't throw the ball away. The sack reel on our qb's is painful.
4 2 5 n 3 3 5 is a nickle d is all it is
Definitely with the 425 but the 335 tends to kind of be its own unique system compared to a 34