COMMAND INTENSIVE
NOVEMBER 27–29, 2026
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA8 QUARTERBACKS. 8 RECEIVERS. THREE DAYS.
The QB Method Command Intensive is a limited-enrollment development environment built around teaching, application, evaluation, and post-event analysis.
This is not a high-volume camp or recruiting showcase. Athletes are placed into a structured environment designed to evaluate how they recognize, process, communicate, correct, and execute the position.
APPLICATION REQUIRED. LIMITED ENROLLMENT.
MORE THAN A WEEKEND OF REPS
The Command Intensive is built differently.
Most camps are organized around throwing volume, competition, exposure, or access.
Athletes are taught in the classroom, corrected on the field, placed into situational football, observed throughout the weekend, and evaluated after the event.
The objective is not simply to train the player.
It is to understand the player more completely.
TWO POSITION ROOMS. ONE INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT.
QUARTERBACK COMMAND TRACK
8 QUARTERBACKS
Quarterbacks will work through defensive recognition, progression discipline, protection and pressure awareness, mechanics, pocket movement, situational football, leadership, communication, and integrated work with receivers.
The objective is to evaluate how the quarterback sees the game, how efficiently he executes the position, how he responds to correction, and how well those pieces hold together when the situation becomes more demanding.
WHAT THE QUARTERBACK LEAVES WITH
• Full QB Method Command Audit
• Player-specific post-event coaching breakdown
• Individual development priorities
• Permanent QB Method curriculum and development resources
• 90 day development direction
• Private player-parent debriefTHE WORK DOES NOT END ON SUNDAY
The weekend creates the evidence. The post-event process creates the development order.
Film, classroom performance, field execution, decision-making, mechanics, and situational work are reviewed together after the Intensive. The family then receives a structured breakdown of what is already supporting the quarterback, what currently limits greater command, and what should be addressed next.
The goal is not simply to leave with more reps.
The goal is to leave with greater clarity.
RECEIVER COMMAND TRACK
8 RECEIVERS
Receivers will work through release planning, leverage, route detail, stem discipline, coverage awareness, catch-point execution, quarterback timing, and situational route adjustment.
The position-specific work is led by a coach with more than 30 years of Division I college wide receiver coaching experience, with particular emphasis on the techniques required to continually create access against man coverage, defeat hands-on coverage, maintain leverage, and become a more dependable target within the structure of the offense.
WHAT THE RECEIVER LEAVES WITH
• Player-specific post-event coaching breakdown
• Individual development priorities
• Permanent position-specific curriculum and development resources
• Technical priorities for continued route and release development
• Private player-parent debriefTHE WORK DOES NOT END ON SUNDAY
The receiver track is designed to produce more than a weekend of routes and catches.
Coaches review the athlete's technical execution, ability to create leverage, response to correction, timing with quarterbacks, and performance inside competitive situations. That information is then organized into a clear post-event development plan for the player and family.
The objective is to identify what already creates separation, what needs refinement, and what work should come next.
THREE DAYS. ONE DEVELOPMENT PROGRESSION.
LIMITED BY DESIGN
8 QUARTERBACKS.
8 RECEIVERS.The Command Intensive is intentionally limited to eight athletes per position.
That structure allows for more individual coaching, more meaningful evaluation, cleaner film capture, and repeated opportunities to observe how each athlete learns, adjusts, communicates, and performs throughout the weekend.
The limitation is not about creating artificial scarcity.
It is about protecting the quality of the development environment.
APPLICATIONS ARE NOW OPEN
The Command Intensive is application-based and limited to eight athletes per position.
Applications are reviewed individually to help maintain the quality, competitive level, and developmental environment of each group.
Qualified families will be contacted with next steps and an opportunity to schedule a Command Intensive consultation.
NOVEMBER 27–29, 2026
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA
