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Post by dcooper on Jun 12, 2011 9:59:04 GMT -5
How does everyone protect play action off of veer (bob, half slide, or full slide)? Does it make the protection different if it is ISV or OSV?
If anyone has specific rules they teach (similar to a wing T team would) I would like to hear them.
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Post by sgunther on Jun 13, 2011 9:59:06 GMT -5
Dennis;
You and I must be the only one on this site this summer!
Easy way to protect on Mesh, step back and throw. This can be used for any protection where QB's launch point is behind the PSG.
Aggressive Maximum 9 man Protection, QB throwing (mesh-step back and throw) one man routes (8 yard slants or streak routes-no more then 25 yards downfield)
PST--#2 LOS (BOB aggressive); this is 2nd down DL men from the center
PSG--#1 LOS (BOB aggressive); this is 1st down DL men from the center, could be nose in a 50 defense on the center
C-- Backside A gap aggressive
BSG--Backside B gap aggressive
BST--Backside C gap aggressive
BSHB--Backside D gap or can help BST
PSHB--Playside C gap,
FB--Playside LBer, possible double read OLBer to ILBer
Next Playside or Backside combination routes; such as Playside flat-curls or Backside Curl-Wheels. Use the same protection with the exception that Backside Linemen if no one is threatening their Backside gap they can now pick backside; this time QB will Mesh & dropback 3 steps. PSHB and BSHB can release into their routes. If its a PSHB route we have BSHB block and then fake a BS Screen--with the idea we're looking at BS Screen possibilities. You could also maximum protect these backs before they release if you wanted or even add a TE to your protection, if you wanted a 10 man protection.
These are some of the protection concepts we have used.
Bellard's is a little different, but you would have to know his identification system. I'll give you a sample of his rules.
Predicated on #3 PS and DE BS
Center on a 7 Call (DE BS is #3)
PST--block #3
FB--1 inside of 3
PSG--2 inside of 3
C--3 inside of 3; pick backside
BSG--2 inside of BS DE; pick backside
BST--1 inside of BS DE; pick backside
BSHB--BS Def. End in a 7 call its BS3--fake BS Screen if #3 is not threatening the QB
PSHB--#2 in the perimeter, run flat route
8 Call from the Center (in an 8 Call BS DE is #2 in the perimeter)
PST--block #3
FB--1 inside of 3
PSG--block #2 inside of 3
C--block 3 inside of PS3; pick backside
BSG--block 2 inside of BS DE; pick backside
BST--Block 1 inside of BS DE; pick backside
BSHB--block BS DE; who in the 8 call is #2 in the perimeter; Fake backside screen if BS DE is not rushing.
As mentioned you need to know how Bellard identified defenses to understand his protections.
Let me know what you think?
Steve
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Post by dcooper on Jun 15, 2011 15:19:53 GMT -5
Steve,
We must be the only people on the board!
That answer was exactly what I was looking for. In essence, I am trying to find ways to make things easier to teach on my part and easier to learn on the athletes part without compromising schemes, details etc.
Thanks again
Dennis
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