Here are a few game highlight videos of Dragon formation plays from a few seasons ago. These are easy youth football spread plays. You can run them under center or in shotgun. You can also put your backside WB or WR in motion. Enjoy the plays.
Here are some Dragon formation diagrams.
Let me know what you think about our Dragon formation.
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6 Free Beast Formation Plays from my Power Wing Beast Offense youth football playbook, videos and youth football coaching website. These are some of the top Beast Tight formation plays. The Beast formation is a Yale Single Wing formation from the early days of football. I have been coaching and running the Beast formation plays…
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This is the Parker family at the last regular season game of the KYA 2012 Spring season. The Bobcats are 5-2 and entering the playoffs this week. We just beat the Knights 35-6, so we are all happy. Thanks Steve Parker Keller, Texas / Ft Worth TX / DFW
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A reader posted a comment a few weeks back asking; “What’s the best way to devise an o-line depth chart for the offensive lineman positions? How do you decide who plays guard or tackle?” These are two great questions and there are many strategies to develop an offensive line. Let me offer my thoughts in…