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Sonny Dykes: Screen Passing Games

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Improve your understanding of a solid screen pass game from Sonny Dykes!
Learn three types of screen passes from the spread set!
See all three of these screens are discussed/demonstrated with the use of game film!
Learn from the best, to become your best!

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Improve your understanding of a solid screen pass game from Sonny Dykes!
Learn three types of screen passes from the spread set!
See all three of these screens are discussed/demonstrated with the use of game film!
Learn from the best, to become your best!

with "Passing Attack Specialist" Sonny Dykes,
Texas Christian University (TCU) Head Coach;
2022 AP Coach of the Year;
2022 Eddie Robinson Coach of the Year;
2022 Walter Camp Coach of the Year;
2022 Sporting News Coach of the Year;
2022 Home Depot Coach of the Year;
2022 Big 12 Coach of the Year;
Southern Methodist University (SMU) Head Coach from 2018 to 2021;
TCU Offensive Analyst in 2017;
California Head Coach from 2013 to 2016;
Louisiana Tech Head Coach from 2010 to 2012;
2011 WAC Coach of the Year;
2011 WAC Champions;
Arizona Offensive Coordinator/QB Coach from 2007 to 2009;
Texas Tech WR Coach from 2000 to 2006;
Texas Tech Offensive Coordinator from 2005 to 2006

Coach Dykes breaks down three types of screen passes from the spread set. Timing and angles are crucial parts of a successful screen pass game. Anticipating a pass rush is required to use the three screens presented here. The quick screen and slow screen plays are to the wide receiver. The third screen play is to the running back. The quick screen is a fast, explosive play and relies on the player who can get up the find the quickest. The slow screen uses the patient player who can read the defense. Patience and ability to read are requirements of running back screen. All three of these screens are discussed and demonstrated with the use of game film. Several alignments can be used for all of these different plays.

48 minutes. 2008.

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