UW-Platteville Football 3-4 Fronts & Alignments Tom Watts.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

The Ten Basic Quarterback Reads

Advertisements

The Nine Basic Quarterback Reads in the Multiple West Coast Offense

Defending the power runs, run fits and option responsibilities.

Defending the spread offense with the 3-5-3/3-3-5

GEORGIA MILITARY COLLEGE

McINTOSH COUNTY ACADEMY

Clinic Objectives Philosophy of Design On/Off Rules Covers 2 & 3 Games/Gap Cancellation Concept Backer Insert Concept Double Hard Concept Houston.

The Ten Basic Quarterback Reads

The 33 Odd Stack Defense. Why run the 33 Odd Stack Allows us to get BEST 11 athletes on the field Flexibility; rush OR drop 8 players Easy to teach, techniques.

Cathedral High School Football

3-3-5 Stack Defense Coach Jared Carson.

GREENVILLE COLLEGE ODD FLEX DEFENSE.

Whitehall Football Installing the Defensive Package: Secondary.

Installing Punt Return and Block Teams

Zone Blitzes & Coverages out of the 4-3 Defense

Hornet Defense Stack Defense.

UW-Platteville Football 3-4 Defense Pressure Stuffing Inside & Perimeter Run Game Tom Watts.

Over Over is a 7 man front. We will use Over cover 2 vs. passing teams or team in a passing situation. We have 5 pass defenders underneath and 2 deep.

Rhythm Passing Concepts

Joe Daniel LB / OL, Asst. Head Coach Prince George High School Football-Defense.com.

Dayton High School Football

John Stout – Vandalia High School

Football: “America’s Passion” Special Thanks/Created by: Mr. Stone Westwind Elementary School.

Natrona Football: Run Game Analysis

PHILOSOPHY -Stop the Run -Don’t Give up the cheap TD -Attacking Style Defense -Basic Zone Defense -Team Unity -Keep it Simple -Be Physical.

2009 Wisconsin Defense COVER 2.

Vince Kehres D-Coordinator

RANDY BATES LINEBACKERS COACH

The Nine Basic Quarterback Reads in the Multiple West Coast Offense By: Ron Jenkins Offensive Coordinator El Camino College (CA)Ron Jenkins.

5-3 Down hill penetrating Defense

WRITEN BY TODD HAGEMEIER

Sprint Passing Concepts

Southern Oregon Football

JIM CANTAFIO Director of Susquehanna Valley Sports SVSSPORTS.COM Game Plan vs. Cover

Defending Commonly Seen Pass Plays in the Defense

Bullet’s Four Front Defense

Installing the Quick Passing Game In The Pistol Offense

Smash-Mouth Defense: Implementing Seven Winning Blitz Strategies By: Joe Arpasi Defensive Coordinator Westfield High School Westfield, Indiana Phone:

Defending the Spread using the 30 Stack Defense

Frankfort Senior High School

4 – 2 Adjustments To The Spread Offense Sean Martin Defensive Coordinator Raymore-Peculiar High School Missouri Class 5 State Champions 2004, 2005 & 2006.

BLITZ AND STUNT PACKAGE BACON ACADEMY

WHY THE 50? EETN T BB Balanced – Line up and play football Balanced – Line up and play football Flexibility – Ability to line up in virtually any front.

“ Wildcat Pressure Packages from the 3-4, 3-5 & 4-4” Phil Lite Defensive Coordinator Harrisonville High School Harrisonville, Missouri 2006 Class 3 State.

Disguising the Lee-Davis High School Confederate Football

Limit the Damage with Robber Coverage

Smash-Mouth Defense: Matching Up With The I Offense – Part 3 By: Joe Arpasi Defensive Coordinator Westfield High School Westfield, Indiana Phone:

Keith Herring Hazelwood West High School Hazelwood, MO

Quick Passing Game.

Blue Raider Life experience at work Many military experts will tell you that angles not brute force is the best defense. Many military experts.

WARRIOR’S DEFENSIVE STUNT PACKAGE MEETING 2 BRING ‘N HEAT.

DEFENSE. Defensive Philosophy Our defense is an attack defense with the following attributes: 1. It is highly adaptable to any offense. 2. We can use.

ROBERT MORRIS UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL Formations / Motions / Shifts.

Defending the Zone Read Attack with “G” Defensive Concepts

Defending the Wing “T”..

COVERAGE PACKAGES MADE EASY

Eight Man Front Defense with Robber Coverage

3 Deep Coverage Concepts

Field & Boundary Blitz Variations & Coverages out of the 3-4 Defense

Grandview Wolves LOBO DEFENSE

PIONEER DEFENSE 2013 Glazier Clinic Presentation

Advantages of using the 46 Defense

Colerain High School Running the 50 Defense

The University of South Dakota COYOTES

Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Richard IRISH FOOTBALL

Cougar Football 5230 TAYLOR ROAD ALPHARETTA, GEORGIA 30022

The Multiple West Coast Offense

Multiple Pressures in the Colerain 50 Defense

Pressuring the Quarterback

Section 3 Front and Cover Variations

Presentation transcript:

UW-Platteville Football 3-4 Fronts & Alignments Tom Watts

3-4 Fronts & Alignments Why the 3-4 Alignments Base Fronts Base Coverages Formation & Front Adjustments

Why the 3-4 Defense? Play your best players, put athletes on the field Simple scheme but multiple looks Create confusion through movement / disguise (slant, stem, roll coverage) Pressure the Offense Unfamiliarity with the scheme can lead to Offensive confusion

AACC B B Alignments 20 ShadeShade ShadeShade

Positions in the 3-4 Three D-Linemen – End (E), Nose (N) and Tackle (T) Four Linebackers – Sam (S), Fox (F), Monster (M) and Will (W) Four Defensive Backs – Corner (C), Strong Safety (SS), Free Safety (FS) and Half (H)

Defensive Huddle Organization TN E W F S M C H FSSS

Base Fronts Field Indy Okie Stack

Field Front

Field Front Strength Call: LOUIE Field T W M SE N F PositionAlignmentRun RulesPass Rules NOSEShade to FieldTo: A Gap Away: Cutback Gap Rush E6 to FieldTo: C Gap Away: Seal & Chase Contain Rush T3 to BoundaryTo: B Gap Away: Cutback Gap Rush

Field Front Strength Call: LOUIE Field T W M SE N F PositionAlignmentRun RulesPass Rules SAM9 to FieldTo: D Gap Away: Shuffle Coverage FOX30 to FieldTo: B Gap Away: A Gap Coverage MONSTER20 to BoundaryTo : A Gap Away: Shuffle Coverage WILL8 to BoundaryTo: C Gap Away: Seal & Chase Contain Rush

Field Front

Okie Front

Okie Front Strength Call: LOUIE Field T W M SE N F PositionAlignmentRun RulesPass Rules NOSE0To: A Gap Away: Cutback Gap Rush E4 to FieldTo: B Gap Away: Cutback Contain Rush T4 to BoundaryTo: B Gap Away: Cutback Gap Rush

Okie Front Strength Call: LOUIE Field T W M SE N F PositionAlignmentRun RulesPass Rules SAM8 to FieldTo: D Gap Away: Cutback Coverage FOX20 to FieldTo: Bounce Away: Shuffle Coverage MONSTER20 to BoundaryTo : Bounce Away: Shuffle Coverage WILL8 to BoundaryTo: C Gap Away: Seal & Chase Contain Rush

Okie Front

Indy Front

Indy Front Strength Call: LOUIE Field T W M SE N F PositionAlignmentRun RulesPass Rules NOSE0To: A Gap Away: Cutback Gap Rush E6 to FieldTo: C Gap Away: Seal & Chase Contain Rush T6 to BoundaryTo: C Gap Away: Cutback Gap Rush

Indy Front Strength Call: LOUIE Field T W M SE N F PositionAlignmentRun RulesPass Rules SAM9 to FieldTo: D Gap Away: Cutback Coverage FOX30 to FieldTo: B Gap Away: Shuffle Coverage MONSTER30 to BoundaryTo : B Gap Away: Shuffle Coverage WILL9 to BoundaryTo: D Gap Away: Seal & Chase Contain Rush

Indy Front

Stack Front

Stack Front Strength Call: LOUIE Field T W M SE N F PositionAlignmentRun RulesPass Rules NOSE0To: A Gap Away: Cutback Gap Rush E5 to FieldTo: C Gap Away: Seal & Chase Contain Rush T5 to BoundaryTo: B Gap Away: Cutback Gap Rush

Stack Front Strength Call: LOUIE Field T W M SE N F PositionAlignmentRun RulesPass Rules SAM8 to FieldTo: D Gap Away: Cutback Coverage FOX20 to FieldTo: B Gap Away: Shuffle Coverage MONSTER20 to BoundaryTo : A Gap Away: Shuffle Coverage WILL8 to BoundaryTo: D Gap Away: Seal & Chase Contain Rush

Stack Front

Cover 2 Concept – Cover 2, Quarters Cover 3 Concept – Roll Coverages, Cloud Cover 0 – Man to Man Fire Zone – Cover 3 or Cover 2 Concept Coverages

Basic Alignment

Basic Alignment F M S T N E W SS C FS H Field Cover 2

Basic Alignment F M S T N E W SS C FS H Field Cover 5

Basic Alignment F M S T N E W SS C FS H Field Cover 7

Basic Alignment F M S T N E W SS C FS H Field Cover 4

Formation and Front Adjustments Adjustments to formations: – Backers and DBs adjust Front adjustments: – DL and Backers adjust – DL Tilt is off when there is a TE – DL&LB even coverages: play gap aligned in; odd coverages: gap assignment depends on coverage

FM S T N E W SS C FS H Field Cover 7 vs. 3 X 1 “Slide” call

Fire Zones – Any combination of 5 rushers Blitzes – Any combination of 6 or more rushers Goalline package 3-4 Pressure Package

Camp Information 7 on 7 Team Passing Camp (Grades 9-12) – June 16, 2007 Kicker & Punter Camp (Grades 7-12) – June 20-21, 2007 QB & WR Academy (Grades 7-12) – June 23, 2007 OL &DL Academy (Grades 7-12) – June 23, 2007 All-Position Passing Camp (Grades 9-12) – July 24 & 25, 2007 (Commuter or Over night)

University of Wisconsin- Platteville Tom Watts Assistant Football Coach Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Backs Please send an to request any information regarding this presentation.