Coach Mac retweeted
Brent Venables uses "5-O" mugged fronts to manipulate protections and exploit man-blocking.
Interior twist stunts attack the Center and create free defenders in the quarterback's face.
Overload alignments force predictable protections, which Oklahoma can attack with "designer" blitzes.
Full front diagrams, pressure paths, and coverage rules are only on MatchQuarters:
matchquarters.com/p/oklahoma…
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Coach Mac retweeted
CODE RUSH OF THE DAY: Stutter Club Arm Over by @Coach_JCornell
-9 fires off the ball w/ stutter
-Strikes OG w/ violent club + smooth arm over
-Comes free through the A-Gap
-Gets pressure on the QB for a sack
@OhioStateFB 2019 DL Staff: @R2X_Rushmen1 & @ANU_NIKE22
#CodeRush
Coach Mac retweeted
22 year-old Kirby Smart sounded like a seasoned head coach in a post-game interview following a 1998 loss to Florida.
Fast forward 28 years & Georgia is now 8-2 vs Florida under Smart.
Coach Mac retweeted
Don’t get trapped into thinking that “good enough” is good enough!
New levels!
New heights!
New opportunities!
Strive to learn and grow every single day because when you stop learning, you stop growing.
When you stop growing, you stop living!
Coach Mac retweeted
LAZY vs. HARD WORK
"Lazy people do a little work and think they should be winning! Winners work as hard as possible and still wonder if they are being lazy!"
powerful message from @LewisCaralla
🎥 @DrewMaddux
Coach Mac retweeted
One trend that started after Week 4 in Denver was the use of Talanoa Hufanga in the blitz game once he returned from injury.
The use of Safety simulated pressures was a main tool on all downs.
Whether it was a run cut-off or attacking the RB in protections, the Broncos enhanced their closed-post looks with Safety pressure.
Look for these to follow Jim Leonhard to Buffalo this fall.
Learn more about how the Broncos used their dynamic Safety on MatchQuarters:
matchquarters.com/p/broncos-…
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