Phil Wynn

Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Coach at Tuscarora High School
Geometry Teacher at Tuscarora High School
#BigMenLead

[Armen @ArmenKhoranian]

week 2 against LHS, didnt go our way but still good team effort @CoachCgoHUSKIES @pwynn04 @TuscaroraFB https://t.co/WeJ8Ubft0B #hudl

[Zain Elian @zainelian4]

Had a great team win last night over Herndon! Ready to lock in for next week.
Stats Vs Herndon
-4 TDS
-243 all purpose yards
https://t.co/vvlNIy21K3
@TuscaroraFB @WillVapreps @DarkVisors @carljfred

[Brock Harney @CoachHarney77]

Death
Taxes
and
Hudl Assist being functionally worthless.

[Armen @ArmenKhoranian]

second scrimmage https://t.co/tJl258Jdw7

[Phil Wynn @pwynn04]

Hard to process this one still. Love this guy so much. Left us way too soon.

[Freedom-SR HS @FHSSOUTHRIDING]

It with great sadness that we mourn the death of former football coach Nick Zeranski (Coach Z). Coach Z passed away suddenly last week. He was a passionate member of the Freedom Family who will be missed for his commitment to his players, his family & the South Riding community.

[Austin Trotter @CoachTrotter75]

@KubiakJeremy @WingOffNetwork This has been my argument since the rule change.

If it is too dangerous to cut someone below the waist then logic would dictate that it is too dangerous to tackle below the waist.

At least with cutting, you aren’t grabbing lower legs and rolling/twisting/pulling.

[Jeremy Kubiak @KubiakJeremy]

If my slots can’t cut your linebackers your DBs can’t tackle my RB below the waist.

[Zain Elian @zainelian4]

Thank you @sixstarfootball for the write up from @JMUFootball football camp‼️
@JMUFBRecruiting @CoachCgoHUSKIES @TuscaroraFB

[Phil Wynn @pwynn04]

Hudl Classic for Life.

[OLCoachRosen @OLCoachRosen]

A hill I will die on

[GridironHQ @TheGridironHQ]

The easiest workout to attend all summer is the first one.

The hardest workout to attend is the one in the middle of July when you’re sore, tired, busy, and nobody is checking. When everyone else is sleeping in, sitting in the AC, etc.

That’s the workout that separates players.

💯🏈

[Zain Elian @zainelian4]

Had a great time @JMUFootball camp today! Excited to see where this goes.
@JMUFBRecruiting @coach_bnapier
@CoachCgoHUSKIES

[Tuscarora Football, Leesburg, VA @TuscaroraFB]

Weekly Schedule!
#WinToday
#BoB

[Zain Elian @zainelian4]

After a great phone call with @coachhatem and @DWilliams1327, I am blessed to receive an offer from Denison.
@DUFootball @CoachCgoHUSKIES @TuscaroraFB

[Tuscarora Football, Leesburg, VA @TuscaroraFB]

Time change for Saturday 9/30 - we will have a warmup game at 9:00am, which puts our arrival time at 8:00am. See you there!

[Tyler Glancey @Tyler_Glancey]

After a great visit, I am blessed to receive my 2nd offer from Carleton College! @CarletonFB @AB_Balogh21 @CoachJournell @Coach_Supe @rexdesso15

[Tuscarora Football, Leesburg, VA @TuscaroraFB]

IMPORTANT! We will have a parent/player meeting on June 4 at 7pm in the auditorium. It is open for all CURRENT and UPCOMING Tusky football families. PLEASE plan to attend, as we will discuss many crucial dates and information. Hope to see everyone there!
#WinToday
#BoB

[Mike Rittelmann @MRittCGS]

THE VALUE OF GOING UNDER CENTER

Too many offenses today live almost entirely in the shotgun and lose some of the physical and fundamental aspects that help offenses consistently control football games

Going under center is still one of the most important tools an offense can have at every level of football

From a coaching perspective, under center football creates better timing, cleaner footwork, stronger play action, and more downhill run game angles. It forces quarterbacks, running backs, offensive linemen, and skill players to operate with discipline and precision every snap

✅ Stronger and more believable play action

✅ Better downhill run game timing and blocking angles

✅ Helps quarterbacks develop footwork, rhythm, and command

✅ Creates more balance within the offense

✅ Allows offenses to control tempo and physicality

✅ Improves communication and execution across the unit

✅ Builds toughness and accountability throughout the offense

✅ Gives coordinators more flexibility in short yardage, red zone, and situational football

One thing coaches always look for is whether an offense can consistently execute the small details under pressure

Under center football teaches those details every single practice rep. Footwork, ball handling, timing, pad level, aiming points, communication, and finishing all become critical

The best offenses are not always the flashiest offenses. The best offenses are usually the most disciplined, physical, and fundamentally sound. Going under center still helps build that identity