Post by coachcd on Aug 26, 2010 12:42:03 GMT
Given this formation:
X-----------LT-LG-C-RG-RT-Y-----------
------H------------Q-------------------Z
------------------------------------------
--------------------R---------------------
I am attempting to understand 3 vertical concept. X and Z are running Fades/Burst Corners/Post Corners. R and Y are check releasing to the flat. My question is what is the best course of action for H? Some teams have him run to the opposite upright, like a Cross. Some teams have him run to the near upright, like a Seam or Skinny Post. And other teams have him run directly to the middle of the uprights, a flatter Post. The third one, to me, accomplishes the most equal spacing, however the previous two attack specific safeties better horizontally. If its the Cross, he is running right at the backside safety forcing him to choose to stay on the hash and honor the Cross or work hard to the Z corner and open up the Cross. If its the Seam or skinny, he does the same thing to the frontside safety. Which do you prefer and why? Or do you do all 3?
Thanks!
CD
X-----------LT-LG-C-RG-RT-Y-----------
------H------------Q-------------------Z
------------------------------------------
--------------------R---------------------
I am attempting to understand 3 vertical concept. X and Z are running Fades/Burst Corners/Post Corners. R and Y are check releasing to the flat. My question is what is the best course of action for H? Some teams have him run to the opposite upright, like a Cross. Some teams have him run to the near upright, like a Seam or Skinny Post. And other teams have him run directly to the middle of the uprights, a flatter Post. The third one, to me, accomplishes the most equal spacing, however the previous two attack specific safeties better horizontally. If its the Cross, he is running right at the backside safety forcing him to choose to stay on the hash and honor the Cross or work hard to the Z corner and open up the Cross. If its the Seam or skinny, he does the same thing to the frontside safety. Which do you prefer and why? Or do you do all 3?
Thanks!
CD
