Rush - Super Stick to Opposite A (Super Stick is a long stick to opposite A Gap)
Tackle - Work to Contain Rush
Nose - B Gap
End - Contain Rush
Sam - Show blitz in A Gap
SS&WS - Seam
Mike - 3RH
FS - FZ Middle
Corners - FZ 1/3
It can also be run with the Sam hitting the blitz running.
This blitz creates an interior pass rush opportunity for an athletic defensive end. The OL has trouble seeing a DL who us working from the edge all the way to the interior.
The Super Stick concept can also be utilized in other 5 man pressures.
This zone dog compliments America's Blitz. The pressure is run from a front with 2 3 techniques.
Rush- Super Stick
Tackle- Hard Penetrate B Gap
Nose - Loop Contain
End - Seam Drop (unless "Hook" call by Mike)
Sam - Blitz A Gap
SS - Edge Blitz
Mike - 3RH (Mike "Hook" call vs. Split #2 weak, play Seam)
FS - Seam
WS - FZ Middle
FS - Seam
Corners - FZ 1/3
Good to see your back, the labeau stuff is great would love to see your take on some of the coverages such as 2 wild
ReplyDeleteGreat blog! What is R's assignment against run action? Especially against outside run to his side I can see some issues
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ReplyDeleteThis pressure is designed for obvious pass situations where it can be good vs. 5 step and draw. I think if I was teaching it I would tell the R to play normal technique vs. a run block (base, reach, down...) and to loop to the A gap vs a pass set by the OT. For the DT I would tell him play run blocks like normal and work to contain vs. a pass set by the guard.
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