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Post by newcoach on Sept 27, 2018 7:38:13 GMT -6
We use a Tight End or go Tackle over. Do things to force them to change the rules.
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Post by fbs on Sept 27, 2018 7:43:03 GMT -6
It was originally designed to be a spread buster, so that's why a lot of people have gotten away from it being that so many spread teams are moving back towards the power game from the spread. If you try to outspread them that's what they want you to do. Now if you add to the surface, that's where you can spread them thin.
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Post by moxWASmybackup on Sept 27, 2018 8:46:11 GMT -6
It was originally designed to be a spread buster, so that's why a lot of people have gotten away from it being that so many spread teams are moving back towards the power game from the spread. If you try to outspread them that's what they want you to do. Now if you add to the surface, that's where you can spread them thin. Maybe your DC should look into it... |
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Post by Hoss on Sept 27, 2018 8:52:57 GMT -6
that is true, but creating a false read on power counters or buck could leave the defense out numbered on playside. using a snif to play blast and power g is difficult on the on an odd stack No I'm with you on the buck, power and counter, I was talking about with the zone read. It's all fine and good if they give you a 5 backside, but nobody does that in a stack. Just like with most defenses the more you bring into the box, the more they'll add to it, so often times 2 back tends to bring a 7th to account for. Your best bet in most cases is to use a true tight end to force them to break their own rules. good analysis |
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Post by acsl8ter on Sept 27, 2018 8:58:20 GMT -6
No I'm with you on the buck, power and counter, I was talking about with the zone read. It's all fine and good if they give you a 5 backside, but nobody does that in a stack. Just like with most defenses the more you bring into the box, the more they'll add to it, so often times 2 back tends to bring a 7th to account for. Your best bet in most cases is to use a true tight end to force them to break their own rules. good analysis This. Tight ends can really be a problem for them. |
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Post by xdipster on Sept 27, 2018 12:36:22 GMT -6
Love going double tight to stack teams. It slightly changes our rules, but if you just figure out that the extra linebacker is just the safety walked down, you can block it up pretty good.
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Post by fbs on Sept 27, 2018 13:50:10 GMT -6
Love going double tight to stack teams. It slightly changes our rules, but if you just figure out that the extra linebacker is just the safety walked down, you can block it up pretty good. yes, if they are really dumb and let you manipulate them to 1 hi. if they are smart and use the sideline as a 12th defender to the boundary they can stay 2 hi and make it a little tougher. Moral of the story though is that unbalanced platforms or +2 can be a problem. |
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