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Tony Annese. Ferris State, Head Coach Full video on Glazier Drive: https://production.glazierdrive.com/s... QUARTERBACK COUNTER PLAY BREAKDOWN This transcript covers the quarterback counter play, which uses a similar blocking scheme to other counter plays but features a trapping concept instead of a kick-out block on the defensive end. BASIC BLOCKING SCHEME The play uses zone blocking on one side with a pin block from the center. The guard pulls to trap the defensive end, while the running back steps up and follows the guard, reading whether the block becomes a log or kick-out. If it's a kick-out, the back goes inside; if it's a log, he goes outside. The quarterback reads the same key while executing the mesh. QUARTERBACK TECHNIQUE The quarterback should lean on the motion by keeping the foot nearest the motion down, rotating the hips, and pushing off the far foot. Patience is critical—moving too quickly prevents proper reading of the pullers. The QB must read the guard's block to determine the running lane. MOTION BENEFITS Motion creates defensive adjustments in two ways: second-level bumps or secondary spinning. This movement helps identify the best pass plays and creates running lanes. Against Cover 1 or Cover 0 teams, motion generates significant defensive movement and opens space. ADJUSTMENTS VS. DIFFERENT FRONTS Against odd fronts (3-4) with overhang players, the tackle may kick out the boundary alley player while the pulling guard traps the interior gap player. Against four-down looks, the scheme adjusts to handle different defensive alignments while maintaining the core trapping concept. VARIATIONS AND PERSONNEL The play can be run with multiple quarterbacks or even non-QB ball carriers like slot receivers with high school QB experience. Coaches can also manipulate tendencies by faking other plays (like toss sweep) before running the counter, using different lead blockers like the H-back instead of the running back to create deception and keep defenses honest. Learn more about Glazier Clinics: https://www.glazierclinics.com/ Learn more about Glazier Drive: https://www.glazierclinics.com/glazie... Follow us on our social media channels! Facebook: / glazierclinics Instagram: / glazier_clinics Twitter: / glazierclinics