rewdog
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Post by rewdog on Aug 31, 2007 20:54:12 GMT -6
I lately have been scouting/watching a lot of jet sweep teams and i was just wondering if anybody has any ideas for the best defenses/ways to defend it
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Post by threeback on Aug 31, 2007 23:53:49 GMT -6
Be afraid- Be very afraid.
Seriously- truly good jet offenses are like the triple option- you can just hope to contain it.
You can stack defenders outside of the wings to take away the outside, but you open the inside somewhere when you do that. The trick is to know the OC you are facing and go from there.
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Post by coachjim on Sept 1, 2007 0:14:57 GMT -6
Don't tell them to watch the ball. Watch the backs. We eat ball watchers for breakfast.
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Post by coachmoore42 on Sept 1, 2007 8:01:10 GMT -6
Like threeback said, those who run it well make it as dangerous as the Triple.
You have to play it similar to the Triple and assign defenders. For example: ps LBer, psDE and psCB have sweep, middle guys have dive and trap, backside front guys have bootleg and counter, then the remaining secondary guys have pass coverage.
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Post by ronkend on Sept 1, 2007 12:53:38 GMT -6
Toughest D for us to run against is the Cover 2 D....what teams will do is Roll to cover 3 with the motion, which lets the rolling safety fly through the natural alley between the WB and the T or TE. that is the toughest to run against...
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Post by threeback on Sept 1, 2007 19:59:28 GMT -6
ronkend,
Run jet pass to this look a couple of times, and see if the S flies to fill. If he still does, and your Qb is worth a snot, you'll break the scoreboard. Any time teams roll to three with motion, you have to take advantage of an alley player and put him in a position conflict. Then your jet will work like it's supposed to.
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