Training of defensive line pass rush techniques used to take place in live situations now you need to know how to teach with limited contact.
Alabama’s Multiple Fronts vs. The Veer Option
In this article from the AFCA vault, circa 1981, we show how Alabama defended against the veer option from its three base fronts.
3 Keys To Controlling The Line Of Scrimmage
The key to successfully controlling the line of scrimmage is to be as simple as possible with your techniques and progressions.
Multiplicity with Simplicity in Cover 3
Inside our Cover 3 package, we have twelve different variations that we can use to make us look more multiple than just your typical Cover 3 team.
So You Want To Be A Ball Coach
Young guys who have the dream of one day being a BTBC (big time ball coach) put your Head Down and Work! It’s simple, yet many fail at it.
How You Should Be Defending The RPO
The primary goal of any defense when defending the RPO, is to always provide your players with the most effective tools in order to be successful.
The Top 2 DB Drills You Can Do In 10 Minutes Or Less
The Top 2 simple and effective Defensive Back (DB) drills that will work man to man, off man, agility, and zone coverage techniques.
Top 7 Keys To Coaching The Complete Linebacker
Linebacker is not a position, it is a state of mind. It is the hub of the defense both from a physical standpoint and from an organizational standpoint.
The Most Effective Way To Defend Wing-T Utilizing 33-Stack
Whether the 33-Stack, 3-5 or 3-4 the general agreement is to use a defense intent on attacking and conquering the various forms of spread schemes.
The Best System For Distinguishing & Communicating Zone Drops In Pass Coverage
This system, as simple as it is, has proven to be one of the most effective systems for distinguishing & communicating your defenses zone drops.
X’s & O’s: Outside 1 Peel From Cover 1
In this Outside 1 Peel out of Cover 1, the nickel and middle linebacker blitz, with the strong safety coming up to meet the Y receiver.
X’s & O’s: Shock Zone Blitz
This Shock Zone Blitz adds a wrinkle that brings five while positioning the FS to pick up the H Back and drops the WS into coverage.