Cocked or Tilted Nose Guard? What are the advantages?

Coach,

Walk me through the Cocked Nose Guard

He is slanted on the center's hand that is snapping the ball.
His job is to drive through the center and his responsibility is then two gap or one gap? Does the nose try to drive the center into the opposite A gap or does he drive the center and work the A gap he is aligned?

If you know where I can get some details about the cocked nose guard please let me know.

Thanks
Coach Tony

Coach, just a few little things to mention and throw out there.

Against a team that uses misdirection and pulling/trapping guards you are going to get some things accomplished with the aggressive tilted nose.

He will disrupt the pulling guards with penetration. If the opposite guard is pulling the Nose should blow it up with some penetration. While facing him in the tilt position he should have an easy read if he is pulling.

If the guard you are partially covering is pulling, the nose should disrupt that or follow down the line to close the cutback lane.

Reading the opposite guard. If he pulls toward you, you should blow it up with penetration or command the double from the center and guard. If he pulls away then you should be able to flow down the line for cutback lane. I have not had alot of experience with the tilted nose but have talked to a few coaches about it. Any other thoughts on advantages vs. disadvantages. Any thoughts on the reads of the opposite guard?

I live in Long Island, NY

I am a head football coach. I am looking to get in touch with a PAL representative here in Suffolk county. Can anyone help

Coach Madden

Since his ass is out in front of a G, the tilted nose keeps the G off your LB's, you're getting 2 for 1. Also, once the nose makes contact with the C, the G cannot cut him (in IL, anyway). We love the tilted nose to either A-gap or a stunt with the 3 tech. TOM's, DICKs, etc.