Join seasoned coaches Kyle Bradburn and Matt Dixon on The Board Drill Podcast, a dynamic journey into the intricate world of high school football. With a passion for the game that extends beyond the field, Kyle and Matt delve deep into the challenges facing coaches today. This podcast is more than just X's and O's; it's a guiding light for high school coaches nationwide, offering valuable resources and insights to empower them on their journey to becoming better, more effective leaders on and off the field. Tune is for engaging conversations on football with The Board Drill Podcast! <br/><br/><a href="https://www.boarddrill.com?utm_medium=podcast">www.boarddrill.com</a>
The Board Drill Podcast
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Join seasoned coaches Kyle Bradburn and Matt Dixon on The Board Drill Podcast, a dynamic journey into the intricate world of high school football. With a passion for the game that extends beyond the field, Kyle and Matt delve deep into the challenges facing coaches today. This podcast is more than just X's and O's; it's a guiding light for high school coaches nationwide, offering valuable resources and insights to empower them on their journey to becoming better, more effective leaders on and off the field. Tune is for engaging conversations on football with The Board Drill Podcast! <br/><br/><a href="https://www.boarddrill.com?utm_medium=podcast">www.boarddrill.com</a>
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July 15, 2026
Bracketing in Cover 7 with Coach Chad Broadrick
<p>Most coaches treat quarters as a set of rules that react to what the offense does after the snap. Chad Broadrick treats it as a way to decide, before the ball is ever snapped, which two players he is going to take away.</p><p>In this episode, the Head Football Coach and Athletic Director at Centennial High School in Tennessee walks through his Cover 7 film and the single question that drives every call in it: how do we double the two guys we are worried about on Friday night? Everything else is built backward from that answer.</p><p>Broadrick lays out the four buckets he lives in out of Cover 7, which are cones, brackets, triangle concepts, and box concepts, and shows how each one is really just a different tool for getting a double team on the right player. The star and the money carry outside leverage, the safety plays the aggressor on any in-breaking route, and the Mac takes the back. From there it becomes a language: ink and orc to set the corners’ press, Seahawk to wall and midpoint a vertical, Connie to keep from getting picked on the rail route, stump and smash rules to the field, cut and buster to trips. For coaches who want a cleaner way to organize their quarters answers instead of memorizing a hundred unrelated checks, this is someone who has done that work.</p><p>He is also honest about where the coverage lives and dies. Cover 7 can look rough in seven-on-seven, where isolation routes get exposed and there is no rush to bother the quarterback. In a game, with a four-man rush and a plan for who you want doubled, it is a different picture. That is where Broadrick gets animated, because the real value shows up when you build pressure out of the structure. He shows how the same bracket calls turn into simulated pressures and creepers, tracing the back, VTeching the center, and getting a hit on the quarterback while still doubling the vertical routes behind it.</p><p>The conversation closes in the red area, where cut becomes a two-man concept with trap rules and the corners play as waterfall defenders protecting the goal line, then moves into Turkey and Clifford and when it actually makes sense to dial them up. Matt jumps in from the offensive side to compare it all to Palms, and makes the case that Cover 7 gives a coach more pre-snap structure and control over exactly who gets doubled, without the practice cost that Palms demands.</p><p>The film gremlins were out in full force during this one, so a few clips fought back, but the ideas came through clearly. If you run any form of quarters and want a smarter way to take a team’s best player out of the game, this one is worth your time.</p><p>This episode is presented by Sideline HQ.</p><p>Sideline HQ is the equipment and operations management platform built for football programs. Keep your gear, inventory, and operations organized in one place so you can spend your time coaching. Learn more at sidelinehq.co and let them know Board Drill sent you.</p><p></p> <br/><br/>This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit <a href="https://www.boarddrill.com/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_2">www.boarddrill.com/subscribe</a>
July 8, 2026
One Play, A Dozen Ways to Run Counter | Coach Sean Cooley
<p>Coach Sean Cooley is back for his third trip to the Board Drill, and this one is a full clinic on counter. One play, run just about every way you can run it. Cooley, offensive coordinator and assistant head coach at East Ridge High School in Chattanooga, breaks down how he builds an entire run game off GH counter and then dresses it up with motions, shifts, and formations to break defensive tendencies while keeping the rules simple for his offensive line. From base counter to counter quick, counter kick, a first-level RPO, a stable of quarterback runs, and even a shovel pass, if you run gap scheme there is a full notebook page in here for you.<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6QG9pGCDjc">00:00</a> Intro and why Coach Cooley keeps coming back<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6QG9pGCDjc&t=140s">02:20</a> Why you build a whole offense off one play<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6QG9pGCDjc&t=390s">06:30</a> Base GH counter on tape<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6QG9pGCDjc&t=660s">11:00</a> GT counter and the split-flow wrinkle<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6QG9pGCDjc&t=1140s">19:00</a> Emo, the first-level slice RPO off counter<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6QG9pGCDjc&t=1550s">25:50</a> Counter quick<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6QG9pGCDjc&t=1860s">31:00</a> Counter kick and the long-trap ISO idea<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6QG9pGCDjc&t=2400s">40:00</a> Quarterback counter with a center turned quarterback<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6QG9pGCDjc&t=2610s">43:30</a> Train motion and the Rhino empty package<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6QG9pGCDjc&t=2804s">46:44</a> Jet quarterback counter (YY counter)<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6QG9pGCDjc&t=2954s">49:14</a> Guard-tailback counter and the shovel-pass Tebow<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6QG9pGCDjc&t=3240s">54:00</a> Protecting your base play the way the NFL does<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6QG9pGCDjc&t=3555s">59:15</a> Settling in at East Ridge and closing thoughtsThis episode is presented by Sideline HQ.You got into coaching to draw up game-winning plays, not to spend hours in the locker room hunting for missing helmets and knee pads. If you are tracking tens of thousands of dollars of gear on spreadsheets, stop. Sideline HQ is the equipment inventory system that runs right from your phone. Stop being an accountant and go be a coach again. Board Drill listeners can claim a free 30-day trial at sidelinehq.co.If you want more film breakdowns and coach-to-coach conversations like this one, subscribe and join us at www.boarddrill.com.</p>
July 1, 2026
The King of All Blitz Patterns with Wallie Kuchinski
<p>Coach Wallie Kuchinski calls it the king of all blitz patterns, and after an hour of install you will understand why. The Associate Head Coach and Defensive Coordinator at the University of St. Thomas joins Kyle to teach the read-based five-man zone pressure that anchors the Tommies' defense. On the surface it looks like the NCAA pressure everybody runs. It is not. It is one pattern built on reading offensive linemen instead of assigning gaps, which is what makes it hold up against every run scheme and every protection you will see.Coach K teaches it the way you wish every clinic taught it: every footstep, the pound-step head fake, the hand placement, the scrape, the spill, and the term the Tommies use instead of box or force, splatter. He walks through how the front cuts the field in half, why single teams get extra hats to the ball, how the pattern beats outside zone and power, and the three-man loop that asks a center to do something he simply cannot do. He also shows how it travels from a 3-4 into a 2-4-5 nickel so the 4-2-5 coaches can run it too.This one is heavy on drill tape and teaching detail. Bring a notebook.CHAPTERS00:00 Intro and tonight's topic, the king of all blitz patterns01:11 Sponsor, Sideline HQ01:59 The 3-4 front and kicking into a 2-4-5 nickel05:00 Non-pressure run fits, scrape, spill, and splatter08:40 The scoop technique and the arrow-to-contain player11:00 Drilling the line, flat step, point the toe, pound-step head fake12:30 The trace technique on the tight end and the five-minute install16:00 Force and scrape in space18:50 Why this beats the NCAA pattern, cutting the field in half23:02 Defending outside zone and mid zone from the pistol26:00 Run-throughs that turn pulls into tackles for loss29:56 Splatter and why phone-booth tackles win35:50 Denting the tight end and the second-step climb40:49 Falling back across the formation versus zone42:01 The C gap power counter44:00 The no-tight-end catch-all and attacking RPOs47:02 The power of simplicity50:00 Protection beaters, the half slide and the hot throw52:35 Three-man loops and the center who cannot pass it off57:00 Running the same pattern from 11 personnel in a 2-4-559:55 The closing question and the jump from D3 to FCS-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------THIS EPISODE IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY SIDELINE HQIf you coach, you know the offseason headache. Rosters in one spreadsheet, equipment in another, helmet reconditioning tracked on a napkin. Sideline HQ puts all of it in one place: rosters, inventory, gear assignments, and the stuff that eats up your Sundays. Built by football people for football people. Spend less time on paperwork and more time coaching ball. Check it out at sidelinehq.co and tell them Board Drill sent you.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------SUBSCRIBE FOR MORENew episodes drop with coaches breaking down real scheme, real tape, and real teaching. Subscribe and find everything at www.boarddrill.com.</p>
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