Facts on the Pass Placement/MPFL

[Anthony D Burgess]

The Information that you are about to read is for new coaches and them that have question on the so called stick passing.


Ram29Jackson, this will help you get some insite and answer you're questions.



There is only one Pass Placement, the Original and proper use of it rest within the structure of the MPFL System.
All Other forms of it are imitations and hear is why.........

Many sources try to covet the so called stick passing system. They try to give instructions on something that they didn't create.

They have changed it's proper use to fit what they want without understanding all the elements that go into making the system playable and fair.

Based on the distance from the QB to the receiver and not using the ttqb the distance was changed to make it more difficult to do. They felt it was to easy to complete passes, and it was.

Because they didn't understand that you need stoppages, and other elements to balance out the passing system and to defend types of pass routes, as well as compete for the ball.

They rely on hope you miss the pass to be there pass defence because they don't understand that reactions by players factor into the game of football, but are adsent in there current system of play.

Pass Placement

Pass Placement was designed to bring balace, playability, and realism to the hobby.

Pass Placement is the breeding ground for many elements of the passing game such as, receiver running routes and the DB's running with them, defensive pressure takes away deep pass routes, QB directing his receiver to an open area in the defence, defenders being able to compete for the ball to knock it down, or catch it them self, and also brings penaltie into the mix.

It is based off of facts," Real Football ", not what one likes or doesn't like.

Based on the number of steps the receiver takes from the time the ball leaves the QB's hand until it touches the receivers hand. The average numbers of steps are 3,5,7,9,12,15,18. This along with the range area of how far the receiver is from the line of scrimmage determines the ranges of 3,5,7,etc.

Magnets are used to aid the players to hold there positions, ei the man running around in a circle.

Player positions, out side leverage takes away the out route but will give up the in route. LB's help out in pass coverage as they should along with the SS's not allowing anyone to get deeper then they are.

Pass Placement doesn't have the ball actually moving through the air like the ttqb, but it does have everything else that makes up the elements of passing game.

Want Proof ! Go to the NFL web page and look at the passing stats of any team, look at the number of attempts, completions, interceptions, sacks etc.

Now go to other web pages that use imitation pass placements ?

Now you go to www.mpflfootball.com click on any team and see how they reflect the NFL stats! As well as elevate and enhance all other areas of football.

Mugging the receiver at the line is not the ideal pass coverage. This is why the numbers have been changed to fit there agenda.

If you're not using the Pass Placement as it was intended to be used, and or changed the components there of then you are limiting you're ability to appreciate the beauty of the game of football.

I know for myself I would rather have the original of something rather than an imitation.

After all you might want to use the imitation form of stick passing and that is you're right, but now you know the truth.

But if you want to experience the full benefits of using the pass placement system then use it as it was ment to be used.

Don't cheat you're self by using an counterfeit form of pass placement.