However, I knew that we could do it & it just took my normal "starting QB" to say, "I wanna catch the ball" for my son to step up & actually want to throw the ball. Now, I have said this before; I didn't want to be like most coaches who MAKE their child QB. I know my son is a good runner & a good defender so, I let him focus on that throughout the season & practice.
Heck I was more impressed that he ran the plays so well & that he asked to keep lining up under center that I figured I'd give it a shot. What does he do? He throws 3 passes. 1 for a first down. 1 for a short gain. & the last pass for a TD!!! *Thank you Mr. Receiver (Who else but the Starting QB) for making some nifty moves & scoring!
One of my favorite things about the first game was listening to the other coach telling his team to "Watch the Center!!! Watch the Fumblerooskie" So, I decided to let them not get their wish... Not with the players that they saw the play run last time... It was a great game!
Our Second game was a good game too. We ran the ball. We threw the ball & we had some really good plays... I came home elated that my older son's game had gone well & he was the defensive star again.
I can't believe that this upcoming week is the end of the season. I am seriously already getting my play book ready for regular Flag football where Blocking & QB Sneaks are actually allowed. Now... I said this before & I will just let my readers know it again: We WILL run the flea flicker next week... Watch out for it!!!
GO RAVENS!!
(Little Bear Playing QB)
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