CRAZYDOLFAN305
We Are Still Going To The SB
http://www.centuryinter.net/midway/chris/westcoast/wco.pdf
The 'West Coast Offense' is not easy to define. But, two statements do help explain what it is all about.
First, our offense uses "precision-timed passing, variable formations, and the exploitation of each player's
skills" (quote by Bill Walsh) to attack the opposition. We will feature a 'fully dimensional passing attack'
(including a short passing game that compliments the running game) and running game that controls the
clock. We use multiple formations and personnel groupings to get favorable match-ups (ie. Flanker on a
linebacker), run similar plays from different looks, hide our key receivers, and let our quarterback see and
read the defense. We want to force the defense to adjust and react to us, while at the same time taking
what the defense gives us.
Second, "The 'West Coast Offense' still amounts to nothing more than the total attention to detail and an
appreciation for every facet of offensive football and refinement of those things that are needed to provide
an environment that allows people to perform at maximum levels of self-actualization" (quote by Bill
Walsh). It is that attention to detail that will allow us to perform at our best and win football games. As
important as the X's and O's are, it is our commitment to the entire system that will make us successful.
The 'West Coast Offense' is not easy to define. But, two statements do help explain what it is all about.
First, our offense uses "precision-timed passing, variable formations, and the exploitation of each player's
skills" (quote by Bill Walsh) to attack the opposition. We will feature a 'fully dimensional passing attack'
(including a short passing game that compliments the running game) and running game that controls the
clock. We use multiple formations and personnel groupings to get favorable match-ups (ie. Flanker on a
linebacker), run similar plays from different looks, hide our key receivers, and let our quarterback see and
read the defense. We want to force the defense to adjust and react to us, while at the same time taking
what the defense gives us.
Second, "The 'West Coast Offense' still amounts to nothing more than the total attention to detail and an
appreciation for every facet of offensive football and refinement of those things that are needed to provide
an environment that allows people to perform at maximum levels of self-actualization" (quote by Bill
Walsh). It is that attention to detail that will allow us to perform at our best and win football games. As
important as the X's and O's are, it is our commitment to the entire system that will make us successful.
