Creating a Multiple but Simple Screen Package

This is Part 4 of a 5 Part Series on the Onalaska Power Spread Offense Click HERE to see the whole thing In 2023 the Onalaska Hilltoppers led the state of Wisconsin in passing with 249 yards per game and 41 touchdowns to only 6 interceptions. This passing game led them to a state quarterfinals appearance.  Their offense is a power spread style that includes gap and zone scheme runs, a heavy dose of the fly sweep from multiple formations, multiple screens to slow the rush, and an interesting game planning philosophy to prepare for the week.  This series features the following videos: The Fly Sweep Run Game Counters off the Fly Sweep Building a Multiple Pass Game Multiple Screen Game A Seven Day Game Planning Process Part 4: Creating a Multiple but Simple Screen Package The Onalaska offense features a multiple pass game, a fly sweep package to attack the perimeter, and a multiple screen package to protect their base plays.  This video series will show how they use a few simple blocking schemes to run multiple screens that compromise the defense.  Topics covered include: Running back screens Wide Receiver screens Tight End and H-Back Screens Blocking Schemes for screens Multiple all 22 clips of all screens Check out his FREE preview here: