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    This document contains playbook information for the special teams unit of a high school football team. It includes diagrams and descriptions of formations and techniques for kicking formations, kickoffs, punts, field goals, PATs, kick returns, and punt returns. It also includes a checklist of special teams plays and coaching points for different kicking scenarios. The goal is to provide organization and instruction for executing special teams plays.

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    This document contains playbook information for the special teams unit of a high school football team. It includes diagrams and descriptions of formations and techniques for kicking formations, kickoffs, punts, field goals, PATs, kick returns, and punt returns. It also includes a checklist of special teams plays and coaching points for different kicking scenarios. The goal is to provide organization and instruction for executing special teams plays.

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    SPECIAL TEAMS

    DMHS RAMS FOOTBALL


    PLAYBOOK

    Pre-Game Kicking Organization


    End Zone

    Coach ?
    Punter

    Punter

    Short
    Snappers

    Kick-Off
    Returners
    Coach ?

    Holders
    ?
    Long Snappers

    FG / Ex PT.
    Kickers
    Coach ?
    Deep Snappers
    Coach?
    Punt
    Returners

    Visitor
    Bench

    Coach?

    Coach
    ?
    Kick-Off

    Home
    Bench

    Special Teams Weekly Check List


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    29.

    Nebraska Punt Team


    Punt Fakes
    Tight Punt
    Delay of Game Punt
    Short Punt
    Jumanji Punt (kick out of bounds)
    Pooch Kick
    Safe Punt
    Punt Return vs Punts
    Kickoff Team
    Onside Kick Obvious
    Onside Kick Cluster
    Kickoff Pooch
    Kickoff Smear The Big Guy
    Kickoff After a Safety
    Kickoff Return Middle
    Kickoff Return Right Hash
    Kickoff Return Left Hash
    Hands Team
    Kickoff Return After a Safety
    PAT
    PAT Fakes
    Field Goal
    Field Goal Fakes
    Long Field Goal and Cover
    Fast Field Goal
    PAT Blocks
    PAT Blocks vs Fakes
    Field Goal Blocks

    66

    KICK OFF

    Left Hash

    4 yds

    5 yds

    5 yds

    5 yds

    W
    K

    5 yds 5 yds
    B

    5 yds
    B

    5 yds
    A

    5 yds

    4 yds

    Middle

    4 yds

    5 yds

    5 yds

    5 yds

    5 yds

    5 yds

    5 yds

    5 yds
    A

    5 yds

    4 yds

    Right Hash

    4 yds

    5 yds

    5 yds

    5 yds

    5 yds

    5 yds

    5 yds

    5 yds
    A
    K

    5 yds

    4 yds

    Contain: Align four yards from the sideline. Their path is


    straight down the field, maintaining inside shoulder
    leverage, working to ball depth. Do not open up a
    running lane by widening. Fight the kick out blocks by
    playing physical football, using your hands, staying
    square, and squeezing the ball carrier. If you are on the
    backside of a directional kick, or the ball is away, then
    pursuit is no further than the hash until reverse ruled out.
    Be aware of a cross field cutback, but attack at ball level
    using two to three yards of leverage; i.e., keep the ball in
    front by two to three yards.

    Bullets: Sprint straight down the field for twenty yards,


    then directly to the football. Do not follow a teammate.
    Bullets are playmakers they are responsible for making a
    play. Always keep the head up while maintaining inside
    leverage on the ball carrier; i.e., keeping the ball carrier on
    the inside shoulder. The technique used on blockers
    should be based upon the distance to the ball carrier. If in
    the first twenty yards or the ball carrier is far away, beat
    the blocker with speed moves and maintain inside shoulder
    leverage chasing down the ball carrier. If blocked, Bullets
    must get back into their lane; otherwise they are creating
    a running lane. If a Bullet does get knocked out of their
    lane, recover and fight to get back into it. When
    approaching the ball carrier, if they have maintained their
    inside shoulders leverage they can attack the ball carrier
    aggressively. If a Bullet has lost their leverage, then come
    to balance and make an open-field tackle. Bullets will
    need to adjust their techniques based upon the distance
    and direction of the kick.

    Alleys: Sprint straight down the field for thirty yards,


    then directly to the football. Do not follow a
    teammate. Always keep the head up while
    maintaining inside leverage on the ball carrier; i.e.,
    keeping the ball carrier on the inside shoulder. The
    technique used on blockers should be based upon the
    distance to the ball carrier. If in the first thirty yards or
    the ball carrier is far away, beat the blocker with speed
    moves and maintain inside shoulder leverage chasing
    down the ball carrier. If Alleys get blocked in the first
    thirty yards, get back into their lane; otherwise they
    are creating a running lane. If an Alley does get
    knocked out of his lane, recover and fight to get back
    into it. As Alleys chase down the ball carrier, attack
    blockers that attempt to block aggressively. The
    players can use either a punch or rip technique. The
    desire to compete, including second effort will yield
    success. When approaching the ball carrier, if they
    have maintained their inside shoulder leverage, they
    can attack the ball carrier aggressively. If an Alley has
    lost his leverage, then come to balance and make an
    open-field tackle.

    Wedge: The Wedge player is a specialized


    Alley. He sprints down the field while reading
    the return keys. If there is a wedge forming,
    head straight for it looking to blow up the wedge
    by colliding with it. The goal is to stop the
    progress of two blockers, forcing the ball to go
    laterally. This can be accomplished by attacking
    any splits or gaps between two blockers, keeping
    the pads down, knocking the blockers
    backwards. If there is no wedge, head straight
    for the football.

    LEFT DEEP RIGHT


    Coaching Points

    Use versus a single returner


    alignment.
    The
    kickers
    skill
    will
    determine whether this is a
    high kick with maximum
    hang time, or a driving kick
    attempting to slide the ball
    into the end zone.
    Coverage personnel must run
    their lanes, find the ball and
    converge on the ball carrier.
    Do not follow a teammate!
    The
    Contain,
    Bullet
    and
    Alley on the backside will
    adjust their lanes by 5 yards
    to close the gap due to the
    distance they are from the
    kick.

    Position
    Alley
    Bullet
    Wedge
    Contain

    Kicker

    Technique

    Straight for 30 yards then to the football; one backside player adjusts his
    lane by 5 yards to close the gap to the football.
    Straight for 20 yards then to the football; one backside player adjusts his
    lane by 5 yards to close the gap to the football.
    Use Alley technique, with an awareness of the blocking scheme. If a
    wedge is forming look to make a collision with the wedge.
    Path is straight down the field, maintaining inside shoulder leverage,
    working to ball depth. Backside on a directional kick, or the ball is away,
    then pursuit is no further than the hash until reverse is ruled out.
    High kick to the end zone, 9 yards from the boundary, with maximum
    hang time. Follow the wave of defenders, mirroring the ball.
    If the
    returner breaks out, buy time by forcing him toward the sideline. Be
    ready to make the tackle!

    PUNT

    PAT FIELD GOAL

    KICK RETURN

    PUNT RETURN

    PAT FIELD GOAL BLOCK

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