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re: What is the proper way to defend the infamous Bama "dump pass" to Richardson?
Posted on 10/27/11 at 12:51 pm to The312
Posted on 10/27/11 at 12:51 pm to The312
Since McCarron is no threat to run, I would treat TR as a dual threat QB and spy on him every play. If he stays in to block, let his spy rush to that side and follow him into the flat, or behind the line for his shovel pass or whatever.
The key is - the spy can't get blocked by anybody but TR.
The key is - the spy can't get blocked by anybody but TR.
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Posted on 10/27/11 at 12:54 pm to Zani
Anytime a DT get's stonewalled at the line, they might as well drop back a couple yards. Bama is a dump passing machine.
Posted on 10/27/11 at 1:00 pm to Ace Midnight
1) when you blitz you do not send the "house ", you pick your spots and attack a specific gap;
2) when you blitz, the non blitzing lb/db has to be assigned the rb or the blitzing lb/db on that(rb) side has to control his blitz to the extent that he can back off of it and cover the blocker if he tries to release
Easier than both is to appropriately scheme your blitzs. Ex:through film study determine which, if any, side tr generally provides a chip or block--strong/weak/blind etc. I assure you there is a tendancy. Then show blitz that side, back off at snap and blitz from opposite side. This way you defeat his attempt to assist the blocking scheme and you have coverage on the release side.
2) when you blitz, the non blitzing lb/db has to be assigned the rb or the blitzing lb/db on that(rb) side has to control his blitz to the extent that he can back off of it and cover the blocker if he tries to release
Easier than both is to appropriately scheme your blitzs. Ex:through film study determine which, if any, side tr generally provides a chip or block--strong/weak/blind etc. I assure you there is a tendancy. Then show blitz that side, back off at snap and blitz from opposite side. This way you defeat his attempt to assist the blocking scheme and you have coverage on the release side.
Posted on 10/27/11 at 1:04 pm to ccomeaux
If we tackle well, our D will handle Bama's O.
Spot on....
Spot on....
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