POWERSPREAD

Back to the Future

I love looking back. Hindsight really is 20/20.
It makes me wonder if Teams should start hiring people for just this concept. I don’t think this is a popular idea yet as our technology driven society is obsessed with the “what’s next” mentality.

Interstingly we have seen this concept work with coaches who have taken time off from the profession and looked around to gain a broader perspective, before forging ahead with a new creation. Four examples immediately come to mind in Frank Solich, Morris Watts, Troy Taylor and Mack Brown.

Here I go as I review the Franklin Era of PSU vs OSU in prep for the 6th version of this game.

“The NFL doesn’t have the advanced PS Schemes of College but it’s starting to change. Even in this fractured, watered down version changes are a happenin’. Bill Belichick is the best of a conservative lot.” This was what I wrote in my last Super Bowl Commentary 3 years ago. This is no longer the case as Power Spread is used all across the NFL now. There’s going to be even more next year!

SUPER BOWL 52 LIVE COMMENTARY – New England vs Philadelphia

I wrote this last year. The original quote was now 4 years ago. Many are talking of this 99th year of NFL Football – on the cusp of year 100.

Well the game of Football actually exhisted long before 1920. All the way back to the 1880s. Spread Football started with Rusty Russell in the 1920s when the NFL was just forming.

The 100th year Anniversary is coming and it’s for Power Spread Football. Everything we have seen in the game and are about to see. Dictated by what it means to play this game. Space Time Team through Aggressive Flexible Variety! Onward and upward…….

The Final Frontier is at hand. No matter what happens in this game, the course of NFL football, and for that matter, all of Football, is about to change forever. Power Spread is here to stay and growing fast. The NFL was the last bastion, but they are finally adopting it as well. “Times they are a Changin.”
Get ready for the rest of Football History!

PRO PS WELCOME TO THE NFL – Super Bowl 52 – A Changing of the Guard

I wrote this before last year’s Super Bowl, but never could I have imagined how quickly the NFL has adopted PS Concepts. Not only is every team running some version of ProPS, there are leaps “ahead” into PS2020, Gillman+ and FULL PS. Are there any more surprises left?

The Wild Chaotic Ride of the 2018 NFL Season returned in a big way on Championship Sunday after 2 relatively boring weekends of playoff football. But what really happened? Is it really all about “THE PENALTY” or is there something deeper at work?

This is the 2nd Part of my Championship Sunday post where I’m looking at what happened from a Chaos Perspective. In this segment I delve into what “Luck” is and why it happens for certain teams.

The Wild Chaotic Ride of the 2018 NFL Season returned in a big way on Championship Sunday after 2 relatively boring weekends of playoff football. But what really happened? Is it really all about “THE PENALTY” or is there something deeper at work?

This is Part 1 of a Series of Articles on Chaos and its place in the game of Football and in Life. Here I begin to touch upon a few ideas that will be explored more fully in the future as timely events trigger a continuing look into this Concept of Chaos.

Over the last two to three years, Power Spread has exploded on the NFL scene. This year every NFL team runs some version of PS with concepts and schemes evolving at a surprisingly fast rate. Teams maximizing their Space Time & Talent through Aggressive Variety in all three phases of the game – Offense, Defense and Special Teams.

Over the last two to three years, Power Spread has exploded on the NFL scene. This year every NFL team runs some version of PS with concepts and schemes evolving at a surprisingly fast rate. Teams maximizing their Space Time & Talent through Aggressive Variety in all three phases of the game – Offense, Defense and Special Teams.

Over the last two to three years, Power Spread has exploded on the NFL scene. This year every NFL team runs some version of PS with concepts and schemes evolving at a surprisingly fast rate. Teams maximizing their Space Time & Talent through Aggressive Variety in all three phases of the game – Offense, Defense and Special Teams.

Clemson’s One Chance – The PS Defense of Brent Venables