Post by Root 66 on Sept 27, 2005 6:44:46 GMT
Coaches,
I have recently scrapped our Gap control method for our DL (due to a lack of aggressiveness at the point of attack). I have now gone to a full slanting method (we run a 50 front) to attack the gaps. I am wondering if anyone has any coaching points, drills or tips on how to best exploit this change. We have gained a measure of aggressiveness on our approach to attacking the offense (instead of standing up and getting either driven back or double-teamed) but I would like to get more bang for the buck. If any of you also run any DT or NG tilt technique, I would also like to get your input as well.
I have recently scrapped our Gap control method for our DL (due to a lack of aggressiveness at the point of attack). I have now gone to a full slanting method (we run a 50 front) to attack the gaps. I am wondering if anyone has any coaching points, drills or tips on how to best exploit this change. We have gained a measure of aggressiveness on our approach to attacking the offense (instead of standing up and getting either driven back or double-teamed) but I would like to get more bang for the buck. If any of you also run any DT or NG tilt technique, I would also like to get your input as well.