Post by stoptherun on Jun 23, 2007 11:22:00 GMT
Coaches,
Here is what we normally teach our ILBs for their reads:
1. read near back-- step laterally with his initial step.
2. attack gap to which you are responsible if flow your way or away from you.
3. if initial step is at you, fill hard into your gap.
Each ILB is responsible for a gap if flow is to him. They are responsible for a different gap if flow is away form them. We teach them to fit off of the DL. Our DL squeeze down hard with any down block, etc.
We teach them to fill open windows, also.
Here is my question (s).
Everythig is OK when facing an I backfield.
Who do your ILBs read if
T?
wing-t?
gun with one back
gun with 2 backs?
one back QB under?
Is it simplier to just read guards?
thanks
Here is what we normally teach our ILBs for their reads:
1. read near back-- step laterally with his initial step.
2. attack gap to which you are responsible if flow your way or away from you.
3. if initial step is at you, fill hard into your gap.
Each ILB is responsible for a gap if flow is to him. They are responsible for a different gap if flow is away form them. We teach them to fit off of the DL. Our DL squeeze down hard with any down block, etc.
We teach them to fill open windows, also.
Here is my question (s).
Everythig is OK when facing an I backfield.
Who do your ILBs read if
T?
wing-t?
gun with one back
gun with 2 backs?
one back QB under?
Is it simplier to just read guards?
thanks
