Joe Osovet - Developing a Multi-Look Spread Offense: the Bolt Offensive System

Developing a Multi-Look Spread Offense: the Bolt Offensive System presents an

overview of the underlying philosophy and operational features of this unique

spread offense that has produced back-to-back 2000-yard rushers and averaged 40

point-per game over the last two seasons. The video examines the nuts and bolts of

what makes this no-huddle spread offense so successful, including the central

notion of a multiplicity of pre-snap alignments, coupled with a minimum of blocking

schemes to reduce the amount of thinking required of the offensive line. The video

also explains how this read offense camouflages the most effective plays with

different personnel groupings and alignments. In addition, the video reviews how

the use of various backfield and perimeter alignments can help disguise plays, by

creating multiple looks for the defense.

 

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