Installing Today’s Hybrid Pistol Offense Run & Pass from Top to Bottom
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I would love to hear some opinions on man under 2 deep zones. I am thinking about using this quite often next year and need some advice. Thanks for the help.
If you have the horses to run it, it can be really tough to beat, especially if you have 2 safeties that can come up and hit on the run. Be sure whoever you have covering your #2 receiver is good enough to get an awful quick run/pass read. I would be concerned against 4 wide, that only leaves you 5 in the box, I would think most teams could get 3 yds. a carry no matter how good your safeties are. We run it quite a bit on long yardage, especially against teams that like to max protect.
I love the responses so far; please keep them coming. I will use cover 2 man in true passing situations only but the advice vs the run is still very helpful.
A welll coached defensive unit is going to use a lot of disguised looks in this day and time. As Bill (one back) points out, one of the real strengths of this defense is the ability to easily disguise it. I would work on stemming to it a lot, as well as, aligning in it. Not really a big fan of stemming on the high school level, as the kids seem to have a way of getting to far out of position, but when it is necessary in making a disguise work well I would work hard and coach toward perfection in getting it done correctly. Just a sugestion as always.
Coach Easton-TIGER ONE
J.C. EASTON<BR>HEAD COACH<BR>GA TIGERS FOOTBALL<BR>PROFESSIONAL MINOR LEAGUE
When a teams plays a 2 Deep Zone - the Safeties must be VERY CAUTIOUS coming up on the run! They normally play 12 to 15 yds deep & backpedal on the snap. If they were primary run support (which they are NOT) you would MURDER this coverage with PLAY ACTION PASS!!!!!!!