u/edcantu9

My coach is running these plays. We mainly play against cover 3 zone rarely see man. He says I am not reading the entire field and starring down receivers too much.

Take for instance the play "king". I ask for advice what should be my read order. He says he can't tell me and I need to look at the field where the space is at. And when I snap the ball I need to stare at the safeties and their reaction by doing that I should know where to put the ball.

I feel I should have a read order like the dub maddox system?

Can you guys give some advice and how I can make progressive reads on these plays quicker? I am getting tired of getting chewed out.

Any advice is appreciated.

I got a kid, he has all the physical tools to throw a perfect ball, he could throw a deep ball, a short ball, power and touch ball. He's very accurate.

I feel like he's having issues scanning the field. Sometimes he throws the ball when it's double coverage, and sometimes there's a kid on the other side from where he's looking completely open, how can I help him scan the field better that he can find the open man. Like I said he's got the tools to deliver the ball anyway he wants, he's just not seeing the field. He is 11 years old and plays travel football for 7v7 football. I know some might say that it doesn't translate to real football but I feel like for quarterbacking it does the scanning the field.

In 7v7 you only get 4 seconds to throw the ball.

How should I (QB) progress through these plays? Youth 14u 7v7