Mid Season Measurement of Offensive Success - Tyler Roehl (North Dakota St.), Jay Wilkinson (Fayetteville HS), Kyle Ohradzansky (U. Findlay)

On today’s episode, we take a look at mid-season measurements of offensive success plus ideas on how to keep an offense evolving as the season continues. Joining us to discuss these topics are three offensive coordinators North Dakota State’s Tyler Roehl, Fayetteville High School’s Jay Wilkinson, and University of Fundlay’s Kyle Ohradzansky. They talk about key metrics that show them how they are doing, making sense of what is working and what isn’t, and what to do with that information to keep their offenses progressing. Tyler Roehl The rule of 50  Developing personnel and skill sets  Evolving and improving Jay Wilkinson Key metrics following week three  Understanding what to focus on moving forward   Playing complementary football Kyle Ohradzansky Relying on what they do best and what the players understand Embrace their identity but add a twist  Importance of consistency for the offensive line   Related Episodes: Tyler Roehl: Making the Fullback Great Again Utilizing the TE and FB in the Pro Style Offense Jay Wilkinson - The Passing Lab Series Kyle Ohradzansky - Quarterback Preparation Resources: Tyler Roehl’s Courses on Developing Fullbacks and Tight Ends CoachTube Jay Wilkinson: Attacking Coverages with the Passing Game Kyle Ohradzansky: Game Week QB Prep Coordinating an Offense Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices