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Proper Stance
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Inside foot back; both feet are perpendicular to the LOS. Feet are slightly less than shoulder width apart. 75% of weight on the front foot. Ankles, knees, and hips are flexed; Z in the knees. Back flat, eyes up, nose over your toes. Arms are flexed at a 90 degree bend.
Form Backpedal
Backpedal Drills
M Drill
From a good stance, push off the front foot and backpedal 10 yards. Keep nose over toes, body low, feet close to the ground, and pump arms.
Weave Drill
Form backpedal 5 yards and break at a 45 degree angle to the first cone. Repeat to all 5 cones. Stay low, pump arms, nose over toes.
Form backpedal at an angle, keeping shoulders parallel to LOS, turning only hips at the cone. Stay low, pump arms, nose over toes.
Facing the coach, form backpedal. When the coach raises the ball and turns his shoulders, break forward at a 45 degree angle in that direction. Make a play on the ball if thrown.
Tackling
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Come to balance (widen your base, sink your hips, bend your knees) Holster hands (arms cocked at the hips, club up and through the ball carrier) Shimmey feet (close the distance to the ball carrier, shimmey feet = short quick steps) Club and wrap-up (eyes up, lead with chin and chest, upper cut arms, wrap up & grab cloth) Run your feet and close your hips (move the ball carrier north and south, attack the hips)
Angle Tackle
DB
Tackling Drills
DB should get helmet across RBs body to outside shoulder. Drive back upfield.
DB
Inside-Out Tackle
Simulates the DB making a tackle from an inside position to the outside. Keep shoulders square to LOS. Key: Get helmet across RBs body to outside shoulder.
RB
Shed Tackle RB
RB Outside-In Tackle DB
DB sheds block by ripping inside arm through the blocker. RB doesnt start until DB sheds block. Aim for outside shoulder.
BL
Simulates a DB making a tackle from an outside position. Key: Get helmet to outside shoulder of RB to force him inside; play force and contain RB.
DB
RB
Ball Defense
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Be in good position vs. WR: Inside hip and trail. As little space separating the DB and WR as possible. Once the ball is in the air, play the ball and not the man. Attack the football at its highest point. Win the jump ball! After an interception yell oskie to alert teammates.
DB
DB
Teaches closing the cushion on the post route. DB stays in backpedal until WR breaks or the ball is thrown. Close on WR. Dont anticipate the throw.
WR C Turn & Chase
WR
WR
Turn both feet at a 45 degree angle to the inside and go into a shuffle. The shuffle gets knees turned in order to run with WR. Break on the ball once in the air.
DB
C WR
DB & WR line up next to each other, facing opposite directions. On command DB turns quickly and chases WR, staying on inside hip. Make play on ball using inside hand, keeping outside hand near or on WR in order to make a tackle.
DB
Zone Coverages
Cover 3
Deep 1/3 Deep 1/3 Hook-Curl
FS C
Hook-Curl
Deep 1/3
C
Flats
Flats
Q E
W T
M T E
SS
Cover 2
Deep 1/2
Deep Middle
Deep 1/2
FS
Flats-Outs
SS
Flats-Outs Hook-Curl
Hook-Curl
Q E T
W T E
FB (2)
Cover 1
X (1)
In cover 1 (and man-to-man) divide the field in half and number the receivers from the sideline to the center. Corners= #1 Q/SS= #2 W/M= #3 (depending which is blitzing) FS= is free and plays zone/deep middle
HB (3)
Footwork: Dive
Footwork: Counter/Trap
Drills: Technique
Jump & Accelerate Read & Cut Jump & Cut Off Tackle & Up Handoff, Hit & Spin Cut the Weak Arm Stiff Arm Sprint, Plant & Cut Star Step & Plant Sideline Extra Yard Lead Read Skip Cut to Outside Short Yardage
Run straight at bag Emphasize hard cuts & good hip movement Run through
Drop shoulder into bag (right shoulder if spinning back right, etc)
Run through
Player places left hand in centre of bags Ball in right hand Run through bags counter-clockwise Repeat other direction