The Beast Offense is a great youth offense. My other Beast offense post was getting a ton of visitors today, so I hit Google to see if my page was ranked high, and I found this video on the Beast offense. In the video, Scotts Branch uses the Beast as their starting formation then shifts into a Double Wing. This is pretty sweet. I may implement this, since we run the Beast and a variation of the Double Wing, the Spin Offense. Enjoy.
If you read my other post on the Beast Offense, I call the Beast set Scott Branch is in, Power Rowdy.
Good Luck this season.
4 Comments
August 3, 2008 at 7:39 pm
I am wondering, at what point does the offense shift without getting called for illegal motion? I can’t tell from the video.
October 14, 2008 at 2:39 pm
Hi,
I am a coach for the Glen Ellyn Eagles in the Bill George Football League in Illinois. I use both the “Wildcat” and “Bullfrog” offenses.
This offense may be added to my teams arsenal.
We have only lost once in all 5 years I have coached this team. Maybe you should show the “Wildcat” and “Bullfrog” offenses on this site. Or try and advertise them.
The Miami Dolphins use the “Wildcat” but I can’t recall any team that uses the “Bullfrog”
December 9, 2008 at 2:23 pm
I am wondering why an illegal shift penalty is not called when the Beast shifts to a double wing. I use the double wing and would like to try the Beast formation.
January 17, 2009 at 1:12 pm
I think this done before the offense is “set” and before QBs starts cadence so the offense can shift. Anyone else take a shot?