Learn 5 Different Ways for Wide Receivers to Get Past a Pressed Corner.

Every drill goes from PowerPoint to Practice Video to Game Film

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Coach Dodge is in his first season as an assistant coach and special teams coordinator with the Ottawa University football program.

Before coming to OU, Dodge was the wide receivers coach and special teams assistant at Colorado Mesa University in Grand Junction, Colo. He coached NCAA II First Team All-American wide receiver, Peter Anderson, and RMCA Special Teams Player of the Year, Justin White. Dodge assisted with special teams, coaching left side of the kickoff coverage, kickoff return game, gunners, punt block, the overall scheme, and the game plan. The special teams in 2019 at CMU were ranked first in the nation in individual returns, first in team blocked kicks, second in individual block kicks, third in team kick off returns, and 38th in team kick off coverage.

Prior to his time at CMU, Dodge was a graduate assistant at Ottawa University. He coached the defensive backs and the receivers for the Braves. Dodge coached two All-KCAC wide receivers and defensive backs. While at OU, he evaluated personnel, set the depth chart, and conducted position meetings for defensive back and wide receivers.

Dodge graduated from Fort Hays State University in 2015 with a bachelors of science in health and human performance. He earned his masters in education from Ottawa University in 2015. Dodge and his wife Paige reside in Gardner, Kan

Game Planning & Scouting

This course has all of the drills Coach Chavez uses with his players.

Russ Martin enters his eighth season as head coach of the Colorado Mesa football team. He has posted a 50-28 record leading the Mavericks. 

Martin has 40 years of coaching experience, six at the high school level and 33 at the collegiate level. 

Martin continues to lead to the Mavericks to new highs and the 2016 season was no different. Martin led the team to a share of the RMAC Championship and a birth in the NCAA Playoffs. 

2013 was a banner season for linebacker Jake Edmiston who set the Div. II record for total tackles in a season. Edmiston also garnered athletic and academic All-American honors. 

Martin has over 25 years of coaching experience. Prior to joining the CMU staff he served as the offensive coordinator and quarterback coach at Nebraska-Kearney for eight years. The Lopers won four RMAC Conference Titles and was ranked nationally. Under his guidance the Lopers were nationally ranked in the top-20 in numerous offensive categories including total offense, scoring offense, rushing offense and passing efficiency offense.

This Webinar is a much shorter version of the 90-minute video that Coach has on 2-man passing game. 

He also has videos on

• attacking with 3-man passing game
• Play Action Passing
• Everyday Quarterback Drills
• Principles of a sound defense
• Why Offenses do what they do

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Russ Martin enters his eighth season as head coach of the Colorado Mesa football team. He has posted a 50-28 record leading the Mavericks. 

Martin has 40 years of coaching experience, six at the high school level and 33 at the collegiate level. 

Martin continues to lead to the Mavericks to new highs and the 2016 season was no different. Martin led the team to a share of the RMAC Championship and a birth in the NCAA Playoffs. 

2013 was a banner season for linebacker Jake Edmiston who set the Div. II record for total tackles in a season. Edmiston also garnered athletic and academic All-American honors. 

Martin has over 25 years of coaching experience. Prior to joining the CMU staff he served as the offensive coordinator and quarterback coach at Nebraska-Kearney for eight years. The Lopers won four RMAC Conference Titles and was ranked nationally. Under his guidance the Lopers were nationally ranked in the top-20 in numerous offensive categories including total offense, scoring offense, rushing offense and passing efficiency offense. 

Martin started his coaching career at Baylor University in 1985, coaching the defensive ends, developing scouting reports and coordinating on-campus visits. 

He coached the linebackers at Kearney State College for two years before serving as assistant head coach and defensive coordinator at Kansas Wesleyan for three seasons. 

In 1991 he was named the associate head coach and offensive coordinator at Bethany College for five seasons. He was named the 1995 Offensive Coordinator of the Year by American Football Quarterly. 

Martin took his first head coaching job at Black Hills State in 1996. He spent four seasons leading the Yellow Jackets to several top-10 NAIA offensive rankings. 

He made the jump to Div. I in 2000 with a four-year stint as offensive coordinator at Southeast Missouri State. During his time in Cape Girardeau the Redhawks established 26 school records and a national ranking in 2002.