Post by benloe on Mar 5, 2016 11:18:21 GMT -6
Coaches,
We want to teach our players to watch game tape more effectively. The players are adults, but they have very little football experience.
We play nine-man football (you remove the offensive tackles). Our opponents are often spread offenses, but we also go up against a split back veer team.
The field has regular dimensions, which means that we have less guys to cover the same field as you do. This means that if you only rush two, you can still drop seven players into zone coverage, but many teams choose to play man coverage instead.
We are a spread option offense, and the speed option is our base play. The RB is almost exclusively a pass protector when we throw the ball. Our defense consists of two 2i-techs and two 40-tech linebackers. Two safeties (SS and $), two cornerbacks and a FS. We typically play a version of Cover 3, where SS and $ patrol the flats, the two linebackers are responsible for H/C and the FS and the CBs are each responsible for 1/3 of the deep field. SS and $ are our force players, while the FS becomes the alley player.
We spot drop (we don’t have enough practice time to pattern match effectively). We sometimes combine man coverage with blitzes as a change-up.
I want to create a document for what specific position groups should look for when preparing for an opponent. It might be a good idea to make it a checklist kind of deal?
Either way, I’m looking for input for what each position group should look for.
Position groups: QB, RB, OL, DL, LB, S, CB, FS.
Thanks a lot.
We want to teach our players to watch game tape more effectively. The players are adults, but they have very little football experience.
We play nine-man football (you remove the offensive tackles). Our opponents are often spread offenses, but we also go up against a split back veer team.
The field has regular dimensions, which means that we have less guys to cover the same field as you do. This means that if you only rush two, you can still drop seven players into zone coverage, but many teams choose to play man coverage instead.
We are a spread option offense, and the speed option is our base play. The RB is almost exclusively a pass protector when we throw the ball. Our defense consists of two 2i-techs and two 40-tech linebackers. Two safeties (SS and $), two cornerbacks and a FS. We typically play a version of Cover 3, where SS and $ patrol the flats, the two linebackers are responsible for H/C and the FS and the CBs are each responsible for 1/3 of the deep field. SS and $ are our force players, while the FS becomes the alley player.
We spot drop (we don’t have enough practice time to pattern match effectively). We sometimes combine man coverage with blitzes as a change-up.
I want to create a document for what specific position groups should look for when preparing for an opponent. It might be a good idea to make it a checklist kind of deal?
Either way, I’m looking for input for what each position group should look for.
Position groups: QB, RB, OL, DL, LB, S, CB, FS.
Thanks a lot.
