EPISODE · Nov 2, 2025 · 56 MIN
FTCC: The Podcast Season 2 Ep 21 "Talking Y Cross with Travis Bishop""
from Football Talk with Coach Chip: The Podcast · host Chip Seagle
Our guest on episode 21 of season two is Travis Bishop. Travis is the offensive line coach at Forest Park HS in northern Virginia. We will discuss some OL topics, but the focus of our discussion will be on the Y-Cross passing concept. You see, Travis has written an all-encompassing book on the iconic concept. He has coached nearly every position on the offensive side of the ball, including serving as the offensive coordinator at his previous stop. He has coached at several schools in the Washington, DC area in his 15-year career that began in 2010 when he was a 20-year-old college student who got bitten by the coaching bug.You can contact him at [email protected] or find him on Instagram @sidelinesketches Please follow Football Talk with Coach Chip: The Podcast, give us a favorable review, and share it. Also, head to YouTube and check out our YouTube Channel, Football Talk with Coach Chip. The channel features over 300 football videos, and subscribers can access over 60 free resources. To get your copy of The Gun Power Spread System Manual, The Jet Manual, The Offensive Line Manual for Gap Scheme Blocking, or The Big Book of Bucks, email me at [email protected]. The Offensive Line Manual for Gap-Down-Backer Blocking: Unleashing the Power of Angles and Leverage is now available on Amazon. Alternatively, you can purchase the eBook directly from me via email. Order through me, and I will send you a complimentary e-book edition to help you create presentations for your players.You can contact me at [email protected] or follow Football Talk with Coach Chip on Facebook or on Twitter/X, where I am CoachChip @ChipSeagle.For more information on the My Just Play app from Just Play Sports Solutions, contact Brad Rumsey at [email protected] or call Coach Rumsey at (517) 937-5433PS: Please consider buying me a drink by going to buymeacoffee.com/CoachChip
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Our guest on episode 21 of season two is Travis Bishop. Travis is the offensive line coach at Forest Park HS in northern Virginia. We will discuss some OL topics, but the focus of our discussion will be on the Y-Cross passing concept. You see, Travis has written an all-encompassing book on the iconic concept. He has coached nearly every position on the offensive side of the ball, including serving as the offensive coordinator at his previous stop. He has coached at several schools in the Washington, DC area in his 15-year career that began in 2010 when he was a 20-year-old college student who got bitten by the coaching bug.You can contact him at [email protected] or find him on Instagram @sidelinesketches Please follow Football Talk with Coach Chip: The Podcast, give us a favorable review, and share it. Also, head to YouTube and check out our YouTube Channel, Football Talk with Coach Chip. The channel features over 300 football videos, and subscribers can access over 60 free resources. To get your copy of The Gun Power Spread System Manual, The Jet Manual, The Offensive Line Manual for Gap Scheme Blocking, or The Big Book of Bucks, email me at [email protected]. The Offensive Line Manual for Gap-Down-Backer Blocking: Unleashing the Power of Angles and Leverage is now available on Amazon. Alternatively, you can purchase the eBook directly from me via email. Order through me, and I will send you a complimentary e-book edition to help you create presentations for your players.You can contact me at [email protected] or follow Football Talk with Coach Chip on Facebook or on Twitter/X, where I am CoachChip @ChipSeagle.For more information on the My Just Play app from Just Play Sports Solutions, contact Brad Rumsey at [email protected] or call Coach Rumsey at (517) 937-5433PS: Please consider buying me a drink by going to buymeacoffee.com/CoachChip
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