We took a page out of JJ's Book last week vrs a team that had a Behemoth O-line.
We run a ton of 30 front so decided to occupy their bigs with full taps and force them to run around the mess all game. Worked wonderfully.
Sometimes we invert the coverage sometimes we dont. Our Spurs always play at depth when in full taps so a few changes here and there.
Hadn't done this in years. Very effective vs an O-line that was huge and highly confused. It looks as if they just pass blocked everything.
What is beautiful, lives forever.
We took a page out of JJ's Book last week vrs a team that had a Behemoth O-line.
We run a ton of 30 front so decided to occupy their bigs with full taps and force them to run around the mess all game. Worked wonderfully.
Sometimes we invert the coverage sometimes we dont. Our Spurs always play at depth when in full taps so a few changes here and there.
Hadn't done this in years. Very effective vs an O-line that was huge and highly confused. It looks as if they just pass blocked everything.
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Movement on D in the youth game? is a must. Blocking schemes really below the varsity for the most part blow and blow hard.
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Movement on D in the youth game? is a must. Blocking schemes really below the varsity for the most part blow and blow hard.
You'd be amazed how many varsity schemes suck, too...
Movement on D in the youth game? is a must. Blocking schemes really below the varsity for the most part blow and blow hard.
This opponent could have just ragdoll'd us they were so big.
I agree...sameness is death.
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You'd be amazed how many varsity schemes suck, too...
blocking schemes really most of the time do not deal with movement at all.
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blocking schemes really most of the time do not deal with movement at all.
This is why I'm a big proponent of pure track blocking and dislike count systems and acronyms.
This is why I'm a big proponent of pure track blocking and dislike count systems and acronyms.
count system allow you to acct for everybody.
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count system allow you to acct for everybody.
It will account for everyone pre-snap.
Post-snap, count runs into issues with movement unless you add other layers of rules in there.
It will account for everyone pre-snap.
Post-snap, count runs into issues with movement unless you add other layers of rules in there.
I agree. understand though that accounting, does not mean blocking.
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We took a page out of JJ's Book last week vrs a team that had a Behemoth O-line.
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Very effective vs an O-line that was huge and highly confused. It looks as if they just pass blocked everything.
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That 'pass blocking' is what it looks like when everyone on the O-line is looking for someone to block ... whether they are using some system they learned to find the 'right guy' or just winging it and trying to 'block somebody' ... either way they end up on their heels and moving in the wrong direction ... that is what I love about this defense ... it forces teams to do this whether they want to or not ...
Coach JJ
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"Football may be the best-taught subject in American High Schools because it may be the only subject that we haven't tried to make easy."
~Dorothy Farnan
Former English Department Chairman
Erasmus Hall High School - Brooklyn, New York
We never had any problems against this defense
Simple- no linemen chase, everyone steps aggressively to the inside and blocks the first man in his track
You rep it when you do your GOD fits- set up the stacks and walk through- jog through, full speed the simple options- you are blocking the Down lineman inside if he shows there or you block the linebacker inside if he shows there- its one or the other
We drill against stack stunts in the second week of practice- lots of defenses use them- including mine
Wedge works well a lot of times too
Also the LBS will try and time your snap count for their stunts- so you will need to run your no play as well.
However beautiful the strategy, you should occasionally look at the results.Winston Churchill
We never had any problems against this defense
Simple- no linemen chase, everyone steps aggressively to the inside and blocks the first man in his track
You rep it when you do your GOD fits- set up the stacks and walk through- jog through, full speed the simple options- you are blocking the Down lineman inside if he shows there or you block the linebacker inside if he shows there- its one or the otherWe drill against stack stunts in the second week of practice- lots of defenses use them- including mine
Wedge works well a lot of times too
Also the LBS will try and time your snap count for their stunts- so you will need to run your no play as well.
...and you have to stop pulling.
What is beautiful, lives forever.
That 'pass blocking' is what it looks like when everyone on the O-line is looking for someone to block ... whether they are using some system they learned to find the 'right guy' or just winging it and trying to 'block somebody' ... either way they end up on their heels and moving in the wrong direction ... that is what I love about this defense ... it forces teams to do this whether they want to or not ...
They were highly confused.
What is beautiful, lives forever.
...and you have to stop pulling.
Of course
With 8 defenders on the los there is no reason to pull on most plays
However beautiful the strategy, you should occasionally look at the results.Winston Churchill
They were highly confused.
"Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the mouth."
Coach JJ
www.CoachSomebody.com
"Football may be the best-taught subject in American High Schools because it may be the only subject that we haven't tried to make easy."
~Dorothy Farnan
Former English Department Chairman
Erasmus Hall High School - Brooklyn, New York