Post by Coach Campbell on Dec 8, 2008 21:24:24 GMT
The 30 Stack is designed to stop the run. The scheme is built off of the “30 Front”, which includes two ends and a nose. It is an 8-man front, in its base form, and includes a 6-man tackle-to-tackle box. This is an excellent scheme versus two-back offenses, and very simple to adjust to multi-formation offenses. This front will take away the cutback and forces the ball to the perimeter, which allows the edge defenders to run to the ball. The scheme has unlimited approaches to pressure the quarterback and stop underneath throws on early downs. It has simple cover down responsibilities against a variety of formations. The coverage package is built off of 3-deep or man-free, but is easily adaptable to robber, rolls and 2-deep packages.
This scheme accommodates “stemming” and / or “disguises” to the base. The base defense is very adaptable to a quick stem to a different look as the quarterback begins his cadence. Also, movements by the linebackers (second level defenders) and defensive backs (secondary) up and back, or side to side will create some questions in the offense’s mind as to where the defenders will be at the snap of the ball.
This scheme accommodates “stemming” and / or “disguises” to the base. The base defense is very adaptable to a quick stem to a different look as the quarterback begins his cadence. Also, movements by the linebackers (second level defenders) and defensive backs (secondary) up and back, or side to side will create some questions in the offense’s mind as to where the defenders will be at the snap of the ball.
