the spread or the wing t would probaly work best utilize your teams abilities to there fullest its not always the biggest team who wins but the team who is fundamentally sound remember low man wins everytime teach your kids to get low and be aggressive

if ur QB is fast do some sweeps with him & run some reverse plays with ur W.R. & Tightend just let the line pull to the side ur running to but not everytime ur line should hit low & turn there bodies so they can close the gaps

Read up on the single wing. Great for small teams.

Double wing. Im in the same situation with a small team. I can email you a playbook that I got from another coach from down south whos been running it for 15 years. If you google it. you will find so much info about it.

Shawn, Could I get a copy of the playbook. My email is slynjim91@comcast.net

I will stick to keeping it on the ground but if your QB has an arm and your
WR have the speed then i will go with about 40 % passing plays and 60% running plays

I have a single wing playbook and have been running it for about 2 months. We are 2-1 so far but we have only been scoring on the reverse!! help please!!!

I really like what the single wing has did for fifth and sixth grade team I coach. Just remember that you don't need fifteen or twenty plays. Five to ten plays that your kids know like the back of there hands will work. I like the wedge,buck lateral,sweep, and reverse.

I am a second year coach.(1st year head coach). we have a small team have two QB's one is extremely fast the other a better arm..with other fast recievers and a powr runner just little to no offensive line..any and all help and play(or playbooks) would be appreciated!

Mike, Just search for single wing in google. You will see a bunch of plays you can use. It is really easy to change some of them yourself and make them misdirection plays and release your end and throw a pass out of the sweep. We had a small fast line and we made the playoffs three years in a row using the single wing. The wedge play was guaranteed to get 3 to 4 yards per carry if you can teach the kids to stay shoulder to shoulder. We averaged 28 points a game and hardy ran anything else.