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ayeziggyzoomba Member Posts: 94	defending screens Sept 22, 2003 16:08:23 GMT Quote Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Back to Top Post by ayeziggyzoomba on Sept 22, 2003 16:08:23 GMT Would like to see your best tips in defending screens?
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defending screens Sept 26, 2003 7:47:08 GMT

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Post by coach-D.L. on Sept 26, 2003 7:47:08 GMT

I tell my players to return from where they started (mid. screen). the biggest "key" is how the QB sets up the screen. i tell my players that once they see he's shoulders (both) pointing at you and he is back pedling it's a screen! Screen to either the right or left I put a lot of pressure on my DE's to see it happening and stay with the OL, split them and tackle tailback-as soon as possible. the teams we play against don't have rec's run a route or even block on TB screens. if i can get my end to tackle the TB(which is not pass inter. in our state) then i only have to teach DE's how to play screens and the DT's can go get the QB. I have a run stopping line and a quick line, if the screen is a big problem then i'll keep a big tackle in and he has screen/draw.
hope this help
D.L.