Any students of John Jenkins' offense here?

[tearyourshirt]

Jenkins also made heavy use of the "quick screen" to any receiver that is uncovered as seen here: http://www.youtube.c...YOodUP98U#t=77s and here: http://www.youtube.c...OodUP98U#t=116s
The way to do this is to hot route the reciever to a whip route. By being undercenter, you can get the ball out immediately and the receiver will already be looking for the ball. This is also a sure fire way to beat press coverage as well (eapecially if your receiver has a high release rating) for at least a 5 yd gain with the possibility to house it. This is also my preferred thing to use in goalline situations if they stack the box against the run.

[tearyourshirt]

x.........oocoo...........z
..............q.....w..y
..............s

Using the symbols from above, these are Jenkins adjustments for slide:

vs 2 safeties zone: w streak (hot routed), y bubble, z streak (hot route)
vs 1 safety zone: w deep out (hot routed), y bubble, z streak (hot routed)
vs man: w streak or deep out, y bubble, z in/slant/drag (your choice)

Video examples of slide:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...odUP98U#t=107s
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...odUP98U#t=267s (rewind to the 3:53 mark for the whole play)

[tearyourshirt]

bump for all the shooters