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How to teach and coach the "Power I" football offense for youth

These football offensive diagrams are designed to gain yards and first downs while eating-up the clock. With the line drive blocking, two tight ends, and two lead backs blocking, your youth football teams might find an easy way  to average three to four yards per carry.

I-football offense basic set This diagram illustrates the basic "I" offensive  alignment.
 

Quarterback Running Plays

I-football offense play-quarterback draw play  
  I-football offense play-quarterback bootleg left play
I-football offense play-quarterback bootleg right play  

Power "I" Offense - Fullback Running Plays

I-football offense play-fullback counter play  
  I-football offense play-fullback dive play

Halfback Running Plays

I-football offense play-halfback running play blast right  
  I-football offense play-halfback running play blast left
I-football offense play-halfback running play counter right  
  I-football offense play-halfback running play left
I-football offense play-halfback running play blast right  
  I-football offense play-halfback running play counter pitch left
I-football offense play-halfback running play counter pitch right  
  I-football offense play-halfback running screen play

Power "I" Offense - Wing Running Plays

I-football offense play-wing running play  
  I-football offense play-wing running play-pitch out
I-football offense play-wing screen play  
  I-football offense play-wing running end around play

Power "I" Offense - Passing Plays

I-football offense play-passing play screen left

 

  I-football offense play-passing play screen right
I-football offense play-passing play bootleg fly

 

  I-football offense play-passing play cross pass

Power "I" Offense - Passing Plays

I-football offense play-passing play pop pass left
I-football offense play-passing play post pass
I-football offense play-passing play fly read
 
 
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