Summary: On today's podcast, Doug Meach, inside receivers and tight ends coach at TCU joins us to talk about the evolution of the air raid offense. Doug Meacham rejoined the TCU program in 2020 as inside receivers/tight ends coach. Prior to returning to the Horned Frogs, Meacham was offensive coordinator of the XFL’s St. Louis BattleHawks. After leaving TCU following the 2016 season, he served as offensive coordinator at Kansas. In each of his first two seasons at TCU (2014-15), the Horned Frogs’ offensive attack ranked among the nation’s best. Shownotes: 1:32 Meacham's background 5:32 Teaching methodology in the air raid 9:40 It's concept teaching 10:53 Meacham's evolution of offense 12:45 Bob Stitt's toss play advantages 14:25 Baker Mayfield INT and play action off of toss 16:15 Complimentary plays off of toss 19:10 Mainstays of the air raid 20:41 Quick game 23:45 Advantages of calling a straight ru or quick vs. RPO 24:50 Story about Mike Leach and Sonny Dykes 25:44 Mesh appearing in everyone's playbook in 2019 28:20 Shallow screen (Pick) 31:08 Shallow screen/draw RPO 32:39 Winning Edge 34:57 Recruiting areas Twitter: @meacham_doug @CoachKGrabowski Related content: https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/hal-mumme-air-raid-offense-certification https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/all-in-on-offense-the-installation-plan-and-execution-with-arizona-oc-noel-mazzone fdm.usafootball.com footballdevelopment.com
