Youth Football Plays

So you are looking to install the best offense for your kids.  You want an effective strategy, but you don't want to over complicate things.

The two most effective offenses are the T-Formation, and the Spread.  The T Formation is probably the simplest to teach your kids.  It is a run first offense, and does not really require a superstar back to be effective.  It is a balanced formation that does not tip off your plays.

It may seem like it is too simple of an offense to be effective.  However, the key to youth football plays execution.  If you complicate your playbook to fool the opposition, it shouldn't be at the expense of your own teams understanding.  A complicated offense does you no good if your team can't run the plays.

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Having said that, if you want to run a little more open offense you can run the Spread.  The purpose of the Shotgun Jet/Fly is to spread out the defense horizontally.  This is the key to getting your best athletes in space.  Just like many college teams, the object of youth football plays is to get the ball in the hands of your playmakers.

The Spread keeps the defense from stacking the box against you.  Most spread offenses are designed to maximize the passing game.  However, lets be honest, the average completion percentage at the youth level is only 25%.  The Shotgun/Jet Fly is actually oriented towards the run, and uses motion to spread out horizontally.  This take advantage of defenses lack of ability to tackle in open space.

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