Post by John Carbon on Mar 1, 2008 17:19:08 GMT
Coaches,
I am working out a few kinks in my system and was wondering how you are playing your DE's (OLB's in 44 platform) as well as your ILB's when dealing with sprint out??
Lets say we are dealing with a pro set (SE, TE, FL, two backs) and we are locked in cover-0 so the CB's on #1's and FS on #2 strong (TE). The QB sprints to the TE/FL side (strong). How do you play it??
1)Do you have the contain player (DE/OLB) force or play the flat?? This would have an effect on the playside ILB since he must play the opposite of the contain player.
2)Does your backside ILB bump down and replace the playside ILB in hook/curl zone? Or does he drop to another zone??
3)Do you have your back side contain player (DE/OLB) get deep and follow flow checking for CRAB's (counter, reverse and bootleg) or do you have him read late and drop back into the flat??
Would like to hear some feedback.
John Carbon
I am working out a few kinks in my system and was wondering how you are playing your DE's (OLB's in 44 platform) as well as your ILB's when dealing with sprint out??
Lets say we are dealing with a pro set (SE, TE, FL, two backs) and we are locked in cover-0 so the CB's on #1's and FS on #2 strong (TE). The QB sprints to the TE/FL side (strong). How do you play it??
1)Do you have the contain player (DE/OLB) force or play the flat?? This would have an effect on the playside ILB since he must play the opposite of the contain player.
2)Does your backside ILB bump down and replace the playside ILB in hook/curl zone? Or does he drop to another zone??
3)Do you have your back side contain player (DE/OLB) get deep and follow flow checking for CRAB's (counter, reverse and bootleg) or do you have him read late and drop back into the flat??
Would like to hear some feedback.
John Carbon
