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Buster Faulkner’s influence on Charlie Weis Jr. is very evident. I wrote an article about Weis Jr. being influenced by Faulkner’s GH Counter concepts⬇️

Love this QB Long Trap RPO RB Flat that Charlie Weis Jr. dialed up🔥 Read the playside LB: - Throw if he gets out leveraged - Keep if he flies out

A great wrinkle off GH Counter for Buster Faulkner was this PA GH Counter H Slide concept. He makes it look like GH Counter and then leaks the pulling H to the flat.

Bash is a great answer against a Tite front. Read the backside LB: Keep if he scrapes outside and give if he stays in the box. Here is Tim Beck dialing up GT Counter Bash⬇️

Navy ran Power Read 64 times in 2025, averaging 7.8 YPC. Here are 3 coaching points for reading the EMOL on Power Read⬇️ 1. Recognize Alignment If the EMOL is super wide or more square, think keep. If the EMOL is tight or pointed inwards, think give.

QB Long Trap RPO was one of my favorite plays that Tim Beck dialed up for Vanderbilt in 2025! ✅Spread the field ✅Run the QB ✅Add replacement RPO

Not many teams do Quick Game better than Vanderbilt. Here are 3 Tight Spacing Concepts Tim Beck dialed up in 2025⬇️ 1. Tight Bunch Spacing Read outside to in: Quick Out, Spot, OTB.

Verts was Vanderbilt’s most called pass concept. It has built in answers against any coverage. Here they have the Seam Read sitting against a 3 High Tampa 2 look⬇️

Miami Hurricanes running a Wildcat Sweep TE Delay🔥 Malachi Toney did a really good job tucking it and then getting the pass off! Play drawn with Turbo Playbook

Vanderbilt is intentional with making reverses look like a base play, but still adding blockers for the reverse. It helps when your QB is willing to block! Tim Beck dialed up GH Counter Bluff Reverse⬇️

Been loving these 4 strong passing concepts. James Madison dialing up a Tight Bunch Drive Trail + Rail concept🔥⬇️

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We analyzed 2372 run plays from 5 of the top 10 run teams from 2025. GT Counter averaged the most yards at 7.47 YPC! 13 Cutups of GT Counter Variations⬇️

We charted 2,089 run plays from 4 top-10 FBS rushing offenses last season. To no surprise, QB runs had a 62.5% success rate and all other runs had a 53.7% success rate!

Charlie Weis Jr. doesn’t overthink play-calling: ✅Run the ball against light box ✅RPO hitches to hold overhangs ✅G Fold against Over front

Jason Beck ran this Pin &amp; Pull Midline concept 15 times in the 2025 regular season with a 67% success rate. Why it works: ✅ Makes DL wrong ✅ Confuses LBs ✅ Gets athletes in space ✅ Works against all fronts

Mike Denbrock dialed up Outside Zone 168 times for Notre Dame in 2025. Here is 2 minutes of them running it⬇️

Notre Dame had a 87.5% success rate with their Mesh concept! One detail that stood out was the Rub Shallow chipping the defender responsible for the Rail route⬇️

Charlie Weis Jr. dialed up a Bash concept 31 times in 2025. 4 reasons why Bash is superior⬇️ 1. Makes the read easier 2. Perimeter run has speed 3. Gets athletic body to perimeter 4. Better OL angles with LB flow

Buster Faulkner dialed up 2 TDs in one game with Wide Stack GT Counter Modern Triple. ✅ Widen defenders from the box ✅ Make it harder for apex defender to play both run and pass

Ole Miss led the nation in explosive passes in 2025, and Y-Cross was their most explosive concept. Out of their 75 passes of 20+ yards, Y-Cross accounted for 17 of them. 60 seconds of Y-Cross cutups⬇️

Instead of a Hitch with the Slot Fade, Mike Denbrock puts the outside WR on a Spray Quick Out. This helps create separation from the Curl/Flat defender and gets the deep 1/3 CB to bite down for the Slot Fade to come open🔥

Navy broke out the GoGo backfield twice in 2025, running Power Toss Read both times. They averaged 15.5 yards on it. Love the creativity with Cronic’s variations!

Vanderbilt ran a bunch of GH Counter variations in 2025. Here are 8 different ways OC Tim Beck dialed up GH Counter for Vanderbilt⬇️🧵

Buster Faulkner dialed up Counter in over 40% of his run plays. Here is 60 seconds of GH, GT, and GR Counter variations!

Mike Denbrock dialed up Verts 58 times in 2025 with a 62% success rate. He makes the defense cover the whole field, especially by getting the RB out. 2x2 Verts with a RB Texas Route against a NTT⬇️

This is my favorite “Modern Triple” variation from Navy in 2025. Hard to cover that drag route from a condensed set🔥

Have you ever noticed Georgia Tech’s RB Wide Splits? Here are 3 reasons Buster Faulkner used them⬇️ 1. Widens the Box Backside LB has to honor the split, and then makes it harder for him to play the counter the other way.

Buster Faulkner dialed up Verts 4.7 times per game, with a 56% success rate and gained 9.8 yards per attempt. One thing that sticks out is the connection between Haynes King and the outside WRs on the retrace. Here’s a few cutups of the retrace⬇️

Tim Beck does a really good job building play-action routes to look like they’re blocking. Here he has 2 TEs look like they’re blocking for Jet Sweep and then getting vertical⬇️

New Michigan Offensive Coordinator, Jason Beck, helped Utah lead the country in YPC. His staple was Long Trap and here are 3 ways he ran it⬇️ 1. QB Long Trap Often paired with jet motion and with an extra OL.

A good Coordinator isn’t scared to run the same play back to back if it’s working. Drew Cronic did this 25 times last season! He dialed up Inside Zone Triple for 17 yards and then called it again for 14 yards⬇️

Jason Beck ran this Pin & Pull Midline concept 15 times in the 2025 regular season with a 67% success rate. Why it works: ✅ Makes DL wrong ✅ Confuses LBs ✅ Gets athletes in space ✅ Works against all fronts