As we have talked about all season long, self-scouting plays a crucial role in understanding the team's strengths, identifying effective plays, and gaining an advantage over opposing defenses. The late season isn’t the time for something new. It’s the time for what has been the best for you. In this episode, three offensive coordinators from the high school, college, and pro levels focus on what goes into the game plan and how it is worked in during the later weeks of the season. As these coaches point out, knowing your strengths and weaknesses, what you know about the opponent, and being creative and methodical about how you present concepts in the late season helps create a winning formula. Coaches Featured in This Episode: Kyle Ohradzansky, Offensive Coordinator, University of Findlay Jay Wilkinson, Offensive Coordinator, Fayetteville High School (AR) John Tomlinson, Offensive Coordinator, USFL Show Notes: Kyle Ohradzansky Finding Ways to Work New Plays into the Offensive Plan The Importance of Creating Variations within the Existing Offensive System Keeping the Quarterback Safe Maintaining Unpredictability for the Defense Jay Wilkinson The Value of Not Rushing the Implementation of New Plays Introducing New Plays Over Several Weeks Giving Players Time to Gain Confidence John Tomlinson Recycling What Has Worked Best Packaging and Presenting Formations Helping the Quarterback Better Understand What the Defense Might Do Follow All We Are Doing: Visit CoachandCoordinator.com to listen to the entire library of episodes in The Season. Follow us on Twitter/X @CoachKGrabowski. Sign-up for our weekly newsletter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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