backside rules

Coach,

I am also a fan of tagging backside routes. I just like simple word tags that begin with a "b" which denotes that they affect the backside. We have been looking into this after looking at some Mike Emendorfer stuff. He has backside tags that begin with "b" and frontside tags that begin with "f". For instance, "Blazer" is a three step tag we will probably put in that we got from Valdosta St, thus the name. #1 has a slant stop and #2 has a slant. This gives you something to work with against the blitz rather than just mirroring your quick game. As far as five step, you can tag a curl-flat on the backside as a cover three beater. Another I like is "Bama" which puts a switch route on the backside. #2 will run the wheel, #1 will curl vs. cover 2, post with no safety, and dig across versus 1 deep. You can be just about as creative as you like. We too are always looking to simplify. I think you shouuld only keep a few tags that are very useful in a lot of siuations.

Airman,
In your opinion, what particular coverage/situation would you rather not have the switch route to the backside ? Thanks.

What would you have the #3 receiver do on the strong switch?