Man to man with defensive end peel rules.
Below is our double inside blitz with man free coverage.We can run this with any combination of mike and will blitzing and stunts up front.That is the beauty of this blitz.We can send the ilb a gaps like shown below or run them both to a side or cross them.
You can run it with line stunts like tackle and end and run the inside pressure.
The tackle and end stunt would be opposite the side of the back.
The coverage
vs 2x2
vs 3x1
rules vs 3x1 same as above except anchor has #3 and free safety is free. de back his way
different pressure concept:
Bullet stunt variation
Why I like it!
a. inside pressure at the qb's feet. tough block for the back with pressure up the gut.
b. different look, sending 5 but turns into a 6 man pressure at times if the back shows.
c. Can cause some mismatches in the college game if they down block when you show mug looks
d. Good if rb is check releasing as it forces him to stay in.
e. It is a good coverage vs screens. DE must be disciplined and cover back his way. DE gets right in
the hip of the rb.
When to use:
a. when a team doesn't release the back too often
b. In situations when your defensive end can match a back and cover him in the flat.
1. what are they doing with the back. Free release, check release, what routes are they running?
2. When teams are check releasing the back, forces him to stay in.
When not to use:
1. When the back is a stud who can catch the ball out of the backfield and a good route runner.
DE are not dbs. Don't expect them to do things they can't do.
video clips:
Here are some clips on the coverage concept below:
