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How to do a Screen Drill

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Here is an offensive drill for screens, running backs and quarterbacks setting up a screen play where the running back runs to the line of scrimmage and then hides or drifts to the right and in this drill, you want to make sure the running back gets wide so that there is enough space between the quarterback and the running back so the quarterback can throw the ball over the rushing lineman’s head. It is a great way to simulate a screen play in offensive football.

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