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Post by skinny51 on Mar 1, 2017 11:50:56 GMT -6
With my 6 man protection yes...
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Post by skinny51 on Mar 1, 2017 11:51:11 GMT -6
Look at that
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Post by Hands11 on Mar 1, 2017 13:10:12 GMT -6
I think you are correct on #1, but on #2 if you vert pass set correctly your QB should be up in the pocket therefore he would have lineman in his lap. I'm assuming we are talking about tackles here. We teach our tackles to vertical pass set but not our guards. The hardest thing for me with our kids is getting them to believe that their depth on the vertical set will work at the point of contact when they intersect. Our guys get into the vertical set and want to reach or chase because they think the guy is going to run passed them. When, in reality, the deeper we get and the greater of an angle we create, he is running himself out of the play anyways. Past. You never can get that one right! HAHAHA!! NEVER |
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Post by bigern809 on Mar 2, 2017 8:20:38 GMT -6
This was freaking fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuny
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Post by Hands11 on Mar 2, 2017 10:05:37 GMT -6
I think you are correct on #1, but on #2 if you vert pass set correctly your QB should be up in the pocket therefore he would have lineman in his lap. I'm assuming we are talking about tackles here. We teach our tackles to vertical pass set but not our guards. The hardest thing for me with our kids is getting them to believe that their depth on the vertical set will work at the point of contact when they intersect. Our guys get into the vertical set and want to reach or chase because they think the guy is going to run passed them. When, in reality, the deeper we get and the greater of an angle we create, he is running himself out of the play anyways. and form a wall. I even heard a coach say that their QB was not comfortable with the 4 steps so they changed it to 2. I like this! |
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