The Football Coaching Podcast with Joe Daniel

Tony DeMeo, a seasoned football expert and coach, shares his fascinating journey from player to coach, underscoring the significance of mentorship. The conversation dives into the evolution of football strategies, blending traditional tactics with modern innovations like the triple option offense and 'smart splits.' DeMeo highlights the need for deeper football analysis beyond surface-level commentary and discusses the importance of engaging fans through interactive shows. His insights into offensive strategies reveal a balance between winning and aesthetics in gameplay.

Explore the fascinating world of tagging in football, which enhances offensive strategies without adding new plays. Discover how tags can streamline play instructions and improve communication among players. Learn about the critical importance of analyzing opponent defenses and adapting strategies on the fly. The hosts share insights on balancing coaching duties with personal life, emphasizing effective time management and nutrition. Tune in for tips on using game film to boost team performance and confidence!

Three Safety Defenses have started making a name for themselves at places like Iowa State University. But, high schools across the land are also incorporating more of the scheme in their defense. Sometimes a new thing is good, especially if it fits the “Coach Simple, Play Fast, Win!” ideology. On this episode Joe and Daniel are joined by PJ Gibbs, the creator of the Fast and Physical defensive system, to discuss the Three Safety Defense, how it can help your team, and how to sprinkle some into your current scheme this year.

It’s week 8, your playoff chances are on the line. Your star Running Back is deemed ineligible because he let his grades slip. What do you do? Well, hopefully you put some plans into action long before this happened. On this episode Joe and Daniel discuss the ways you can fill holes in your depth chart well before they happen. They talk causes for players to miss time, why you need a plan in place, and what those plans may look like.

In this episode of the Football Coaching Podcast, hosts Daniel Chamberlain and Joe Daniel engage in an insightful discussion with new Owasso Rams head coach Antonio Graham about his coaching journey and key principles in football coaching. The conversation highlights essential coaching values such as adaptability, maintaining core beliefs during schematic changes, and fostering a strong team culture.

College Football 25 is taking the world by storm in 2024! After 11 years of waiting, the “boys are back in town.” We’re all playing just as much as you… except for when we’re in practice of course. On this episode Joe and Daniel are joined by friend of the show, and YouTube gaming sensation, Ron McKie to talk about the new game, the pros and cons, and how we can use the game to teach football.

Just like the offensive episode from last week, this episode is all about trimming down that expansive playbook you’ve built over the last 12 months.  On this episode Joe and Daniel discuss the process of playbook management, what you can do to trim your playbook without cutting it too much, and when to expand what you’re running.

In a deep dive into playbook development, the hosts emphasize the importance of trimming down offensive strategies for better execution. They discuss optimizing playbooks to enhance team performance and share insights on the balance between core plays and variety. The excitement of the upcoming season is palpable as they reflect on personal coaching journeys and strategies drawn from gaming experiences. Additionally, they explore the vital role of numbers and spacing in gaining offensive advantages on the field.

The fourth phase of the game, the referee, is something that we all need to better understand. We all focus on offense, defense, and sometimes… special teams. But focusing on the Ref crew is often overlooked. On this episode Joe Daniel and Daniel Chamberlain are joined by Mike D the Referee from the Whistle Talk podcast. We talk all things reffing, coaching, and some hilarious stories.

Condition in the days of old was something of a debacle. Due to the increase of research and knowledge in this realm, most of us are moving forward and looking for a better way. On this episode Joe and Daniel discuss how conditioning is changing from the past to the present, how they’re establishing new norms and following the science, and how to change your own program throughout the training calendar to best help your players.