Print n Go Football Practice Plans - Passing Game Development

18 Simple, Fun & Effective Drills For a High Scoring Passing Game

At every level of football - from Pop Warner to the NFL - the Passing Game is becoming more and more important.

That's not saying you need to throw the ball 35 times per game.

Or have a junior Peyton Manning firing lasers from the pocket.

But if you do need to have a LEGITIMATE passing threat in your offensive scheme.

Otherwise, you're going to see a lot of fully loaded boxes.

Well-coached teams will shut down your run game completely.

And your offense will grind to a halt.

How To Quickly Improve Your Passing Game

To take your passing game to the next level, you need to engage your quarterbacks and receivers with fresh, fun and effective drills in practice.

You need to help them master the fundamentals. So they can execute consistently at game time.

That's why we created these Print n' Go Passing Game Practice Plans.

We've done the hard work for you. And created 5 fun and effective passing-themed practice plans you can take right to the field.

No stress. No fuss. No wasted time.

You just have fun with the kids and take all the credit.

Passing Game Development... Simplified

At Football Tutorials, our job is to make your life easy.

So we created a step by step guide to developing passing game fundamentals that works for every age and competitive level.

Each practice is packed with championship-tested drills to build key offensive skills. All organized into a proven formula, guaranteed to save you time, eliminate your coaching stress, and rapidly improve your team.

So no matter how busy you are, or how little experience you have, you can run an AMAZING football practice that will engage your kids (and impress other coaches and parents)... starting tonight!

Here's How It Works

Download
Save the PDF file directly to your computer or mobile device.
Review
Take 5 minutes to review the drill descriptions and coaching tips.
Practice
Print out your practice plan and take it right to the field!

You'll Get 18 Simple Drills for Passing Game Fundamentals

We'll start by breaking down 18 simple, fun and effective football drills to help you build a championship offense.

The focus is on the fundamentals - agility, footwork, passing mechanics, route-running, receiving, and reading coverages. Everything you need to boost the skill level of your quarterbacks, receivers and tight ends... and start winning more games.

Each drill is broken down with step by step instructions, diagrams, and coaching tips. So they're easy to use - even if you're brand new to coaching.

Quick Release Drill
High Release Drill
Fade Drill
Around the World
Hide & Seek
1 on 1 Passing
Deep Ball Drill
Over the Middle
Dynamic Warmup

Open Man Drill
Pocket Presence Drill
40 Yard Buildups
QB Scramble
Goal Line Passing
Routes on Air
7 on 7 Passing Game
Passing Play Review
Find the Window

Plus 5 Print n Go Practice Plans

You'll also get 5 pre-designed passing-themed practice plans to help you run the most efficient, most effective, and most stress-free practice you can.

Each practice includes a dynamic warm-up, station-based skill development, and game-like drills to rapidly improve your players.

You can break out into position groups and customize the plans for your needs, or run your entire team through the same drills to help them master the fundamentals.

Just print out the plan (or save it to your phone), head to the field, and get ready to run a killer practice!

60 Minute Quarterbacks Workout
60 Minute Receivers Workout
90 Minute Passing Game Practice I
90 Minute Passing Game Practice II
120 Minute Passing Game Practice

5 Levels of Contact for Safer Practices

To reduce the risk of injury, USA Football recommends no more than 90 minutes per week of full-contact drills (or 120 minutes during the pre-season).

So, to make it easy on you and your coaching staff, we marked each drill with a "Level of Contact" icon, ranging from "Air" to "Live."

So you can introduce skills in a safe, progressive way before advancing to full-contact drills, spend the right amount of time in helmets and pads, and help your kids master the fundamentals more quickly.

Air
Intensity Level 1

Drill is run unopposed and without contact
Bag
Intensity Level 2

Drill is run against a bag or soft-contact surface
Control
Intensity Level 3

Drill is run at an assigned speed until the moment of contact with one player as the predetermined winner. Contact is above the waist, and players stay on their feet.
Thud
Intensity Level 4

Drill is run at competitive speed through the moment of contact. There is no predetermined winner. Contact is above the waist, players stay on their feet, and a quick whistle ends the drill.
Live
Intensity Level 5

Drill is run in game-like conditions. This is the only time players are taken to the ground.

What Coaches Are Saying

My 7th grade team, the Tri-Town Warriors of Deep River CT have won the Shoreline Youth Football Conference Championship for the AYF 7th Grade Division! We employ many of the drills and techniques from your material, and I refererence it often during the season to keep our drill work fresh.
Jim Kern, Head Coach & TTYF President, Deep River, CT

My little New Braunfels Junior Ravens had an undefeated season with 6 shutouts and only 3 touchdowns scored on them the entire season. We used quite a few of the drills and such from your books this year and it really paid off. Thanks!
Rick A. Kiesling, New Braunfels Junior Ravens, Texas

As a first time youth head football coach, I was looking for a system that would help me run drills and set up practice. Your practice plans have helped me immensely. Now there is a good tempo to practice with new drills, and the kids love it!
Mike Dutra, Coastal Tritons Pee Wee, San Diego, CA

Using the practice plans, we won the WLJFL Championship this year! We got more work done in less time, which gave us more time to run plays. Thanks Coach Steve for getting all the coaches together in this form.
Eric Carrier, Livonia Orioles, WJFL 11-12 Year Old Champs

Since most of our youth coaches are dads who may have played years ago or not at all, I'm always looking for resources that can effectively explain drills and show how to plan an effective practice. Your guide has helped these dads become more organized and our kids are learning more and having fun.
Gary Wynn, Solomons Steelers, St. Leonard, MD

It was a huge help because it gave me tons of new drills to run throughout the year that I was not previously aware of. The program gave me drill options that I can use now when my boys are young and drills I can implement as they get older. Our record was 6-0-2 for the regular season.
Todd Kepler, McAdenville Dolphins (5-6 Yr Olds), McAdenville, NC