In 2017, I learned the Fast N’ Wide offense—and everything changed. That season, we averaged 53 points per game, and I was blown away by how simple, fast, and explosive it was.

It felt like backyard football—but with structure and purpose.

Fast N’ Wide is unlike any offense out there.
From the wide receiver splits, to the relentless tempo, to the physical power run game—it’s a system that stresses defenses in ways they’re not used to.

We’ve all been to clinics, scribbled down plays, and tried to install them on Monday. But before long, your offense becomes a random collection of plays.
Fast N’ Wide isn’t a collection—it’s a system.

Back in 2020, when everything shut down, I started sharing the offense with a small group of coaches over Zoom. It started as a tight circle where I wanted to keep things so secret, I didn’t even reveal who was in the group to other members. What began as a private space to talk ball turned into something much bigger—a community of coaches who think differently, install faster, and play with serious edge.

Then in 2022, I took Fast N’ Wide to the Potsdam Royals in Germany as the offensive coordinator. We ran the system against the best in Europe—and finished with the most yards and points in league history.

If you’re ready to rethink how you attack defenses—and build something your players love running—Fast N’ Wide is it.

You’ll never look at offense the same way again.
Let’s go.