Play Action Passing Game

with Paul Chryst,
University of Wisconsin Offensive Coordinator and Quarterbacks Coach

Since 2005 Coach Chryst's impact on the UW offense is undeniable. Wisconsin's 31.0 points-per-game average since '05 is the highest three-year scoring average in school history. Wisconsin has been known as a run first team, but that reputation has led to the development of a potent play action passing attack. Chryst unwraps this attack in this lecture presentation. The focus of Chryst's discussion is on Wisconsin's naked protection package. He diagrams over five different variations of this package. He also includes the Fake Naked Package, as well as protection versus 8-man fronts and their new counter action protection. In addition to the protection packages, Chryst also diagrams different pass patterns including their flood and stretch plays. Through the use of game footage, Chryst shows the protection and patterns in action, breaking down the schemes to show how they work successfully. This play action package works against different fronts, and is solid versus the blitz as well, that will give you plenty of time to stretch the field for the big play.

49 minutes. 2008.

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