The I Formation Offense
The I Formation Offense Mission
The I Formation Offense exists to run the ball toward the defense, forcing them to try and stop the offense from scoring. This is an offense that utilizes the fullback effectively. A blocking tight end can make or break the offense.
I Formation Facts:
The I Formation is Old School Football
The I Formation is typically run oriented
The I Formation is excellent for play action passes
The I Formation is typically a winner
I Formation Offense Strength:
The I Formation typically maintains a running emphasis, with a north and south mentality
The I Formation is multiple enough to run or throw out of
The Playaction Pass out of the I Formation is a plus
I Formation Offense Weakness:
The I Formation can become predictable
The I Formation can have difficulty catching up when behind
The I Formation has very few weak side running plays
I Formation Offense Base Run Plays:
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Lead
Lead•G
G•Counter
Counter•Base
Base•Draw
Draw•Power
PowerI Formation Offense Base Pass Plays:
•3 step package
3 step package •5 step package
5 step package•Play Action Passes
Play Action Passes•screen package
screen packageI Formation Offense Needs:
The I Formation Offense needs a blocking fullback who can run with the ball
The I Formation Offense needs an athletic, strong, blocking tight end who can catch
The I Formation Offense needs good sized lineman with quick guards
I Formation Offense Bottom Line:
The I Formation Offense is A good Offense for programs that need early success. The I Formation Offense is a proven winner. It is an Excellent Offense for Pop Warner Football, Youth Football, Junior High and Middle School Football Programs, and Junior Varsity Football Programs. Success at early levels can carry over into High School and College. The I Formation is a keeper.
I Formation Offense includes:
44 Page Handbook Loaded with formations, motions, terminology, and tips
Running Plays vs. Split, 4-3, 50 defense
54 plays
