The Football Coaching Podcast with Joe Daniel

The podcast discusses the issue of toxic coaching and the need to address it. They explore the challenges of coaching in a small town community and provide advice on handling toxic coaches. The hosts also discuss the features of a coaching program and highlight the versatility of the pistol power offense. Lastly, they mention the availability of a chalkboard forum and introduce a Football Coaching 101 course.

The podcast discusses the importance of the weight room in football training, including building strength and explosiveness. It also covers the benefits of safe weightlifting and injury prevention, as well as the significance of hiring experts. The hosts reflect on their podcast's success and share advice on improving as a coach during the off-season.

Speakers discuss the challenges and benefits of parenting while coaching football, coaching children in a positive environment, and the expertise and benefits of weightlifting coaching.

The Pro Style Offense is an ever evolving system. Originally named after the actual schemes being used in the NFL, it has taken an identity of its own as a balanced offense capable of being used as a Smash Mouth running offense, or an air-it-out passing attack. On this episode Joe and Daniel are discussing how to take your High School version of this scheme and incorporate a Star Wide Receiver. We discuss what he might look like, what his role is in the Pro Style Offense, and what you can do to highlight him in your gameplan.

With the Wing-T, and its variations, being so popular, and the 4-2-5 being the most used JDFB defensive system, we figured it was time to put the two together. We're talking about defending the Buck Series with the 4-2-5 defense. On this episode Joe and Daniel will break down the strengths of the 4-2-5, what the weaknesses are, and how to make adjustments to eliminate those weaknesses.

The Tiger Cat Blitz… super solid name (especially if your mascot is a tiger), but even more solid of a scheme. This is the cheat code of all blitzes, by reducing your risks and multiplying your reward. On this episode Joe and Daniel discuss the Tiger Cat Blitz, how to install it, and how to adjust it to whatever front you want to run.

Having a Star QB can open up a WORLD of opportunity. But, if you aren't prepared to really let him shine, you could find yourself wasting some top tier talent. On this episode, Joe and Daniel discuss using a Star QB in the Spread system. We talk through what a star looks like, what makes him different in the spread system versus other systems, and how you can expand your system to really let him show off what he brings to the table.

In any defense, you need ALL 11 men to fill their role, "Do your job," if you will. But, on the defensive line, a man amongst boys can make your life much easier. Not all stars look the same, though. On this episode, Joe Daniel and Daniel Chamberlain discuss the makeup of a Star Defensive Lineman, what a star at each position might look like, what their role is in the 4-2-5 really is, and what else you can do with them to create chaos for the offense.

The podcast discusses the importance of game film analysis for coaches, including getting outside perspectives, analyzing practice film, and the significance of force alignment. They emphasize the value of identifying areas of improvement, seeking feedback, and properly executing plays. The chapter also touches on the role of the offensive line coach and challenges coaches face in sending game film for analysis.

Lots of teams are "multiple" on Defense. You'll get a little odd front, a little even. Maybe they'll play a quarter in attack mode, and then one just playing base. But, being multiple on offense is a fairly new concept and is even breaking into the NFL. Go check out the Detroit Lions and their complete Wing-T package they ran in week 2. On this episode, Daniel Chamberlain is joined by Beau Collins from NW Arkansas to talk about combining two different offensive schemes into the same system.