sam backer in 4-3

Coaches,

We run a G front here and teach our Rovers basically to read the high/low hat of the tightend when we stem into our Bear. On either a down block or inside pass release, the Rover is to engage and make sure the tightend's route is flattened to the line of scrimmage. Its a tough thing to ask with a pass responsibility so we will usually play man or man free in that front. Its key, though, to feel pressure and I can see the confusion in teh players early in the season. It reminds me of the confusion our inside backers might see when they see outblocks and outside Zone steps to the 2nd level by the Guard and whether to take a lateral step to gain a step on the Zone play or come right downhill on an inside run.