On this episode of Coach and Coordinator Podcast, your host Keith Grabowski spoke with North Dakota State University's offensive coordinator Tyler Roehl. Coach Roehl was an All-America running back and four-year letterman at North Dakota State from 2004 to 2008, and returned to serve as the tight ends and fullbacks coach in 2014. He was then named as the offensive coordinator in 2019. On today's episode hear how North Dakota State has been successful on offense by remaining multiple with a physical mentality. Also learn how fullbacks and tight ends are crucial to the success of the Bison. Show Notes: 3:27 Inspiration to get into coaching 10:36 Continued success at North Dakota State 13:18 Overall offensive philosophy 16:02 Rushing attempts 16:49 Variety of formations with simple concepts 18:21 Physicality with spread formations 20:20 Motions and shifts 22:03 Finding advantages on offense 24:02 Making adjustments 25:20 Reps in the pass and run game 27:46 Drills for kick-out blocks 31:31 Everyday drills for tight ends and fullbacks 33:56 Using fullbacks in the passing game 35:53 Running power out of two tight end sets 38:59 Delayed pull by guards 44:32 Running backs and power run plays 46:21 Game planning 48:22 Short yardage and goal line 50:34 Base drop-back passing game 53:35 Protections on gameday 55:11 Making fullbacks great again 57:26 The winning edge You can follow Coach Roehl on Twitter @tyroehl. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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