The Air Raid focuses upon distributing to multiple receivers per game and doesn't focus on a clear No. 1, though the cream does rise to the top. As Leach once said, "Quarterbacks are like dogs. If ...

The play-side Z takes the place of the TB in the flat from the 2×2 set in the flat. The S receiver now sets the mesh from his No. 3 WR spot in the slot. The TB is now the flat player to the ...

Per Mr. Gwynne, “By 2015, it was getting hard to find any team that did not have at least one Air Raid play in its playbook.” That’s any team, at any level of play, from high school, college ...

The Air Raid’s pliable nature was particularly suited to Riley, whose indoctrination first began two decades ago and six hours up the road from Copperas Cove in Lubbock.