You probably won't be able to use all of these naked schemes, but probably can find a few concepts that will give you one more way to protect your quarterback.
University of Texas at San Antonio's Quarterback's Coach Sean Davis narrates game video of 9 of their naked concepts.
His entire 34 minute Glazier Drive clinic including more game footage, coaching points, terminology, personnel groupings, and philosophy for their naked package is available at: Using Nakeds to Help Protect the QB. It is one of the thousands of recorded online clinics available at Glazier Drive.
The Quarterback reads are 1) Deep 2) Under 3) Over 4) Run
How do these help the Quarterback?
- Moves the launching point
- Flat control/Hot answers
- He can still use his legs and run
- Multiple personnel groupings/formations to create clean throwing lanes on the perimeter
- Landmark driven
Deep Divider (Comeback, Corner, Sail)
Flat Control
Over
- 1 type of read--Down, Under, Over, Run regardless of Tags/Concepts
How does UTSA use them?
Wide Zone
- QB in Pistol or Under Center
- RB in Home Position -> Play off the play, Create flow
- Flat Control: Bum, Divide, Slam,(Opposite QB arm), Pin (Opposite QB arm), Tunnel (WR), Whi[
Tight Zone
- RB any location
- Flat control: Bump, Divide, Pin
Tough vs. Squeeze Scrape w/mobile QB/Read Schemes
Counter
- Great vs. LBs who play over the top/overlap
- Can be tough on your center
