2010 Mega Defensive Schemes Part 1

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Jerry CampbellClovis West High School

www.jerrycampbellfootball.com

E-mail = [email protected]


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The following page will give you an understanding about offensive play decisions as an offense movesdown the field coming out of the their end zone and moving the length of the field. The field is brokendown into seven zones.

Green Zone Goal Line to the -20:

Must hold offense to 2 yards or less. Defense can take chances in this area and can get more aggressive, looking to force turnover.

Quick Kick area 20 to the -25 :Look for quick kick after a penalty. Must practice this as part of your stimulus response.

Three Down Territory 25 to the 50 yard line:3 down territory in which a defense must hold an offense to 3 yards or less because the offense will probably punt on 4 th down.

Open It Up Territory 50 to the +35 :bread and butter plays and will also use their trick plays.4 Down Territory from the +35 to the +20

:Territory in which the offense will probably use all four downs to gain a first down. Look for offense to get ball to theperson that got them there.

Red Zone the +20 to the +5 :Offense will use play action passes and possible trick plays. Defense must get tuff.

Goal Line Defense the +5 and in :Area which an offense may move their formations into a more heavy formations such as the power "I, etc.

If you are not privileged to a computer breakdown use the diagram on the following page to write in theareas mentioned as you break down video or DVD of your opponents offense as it moves down the field.

Understanding Field Position & Possibilities 2


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G ood outside runarea.

PossibleQuick Kick

Play action passes

Run Do ns here

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R e o e

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Open It UpTerritory

Use our breadandbutter plays

Trick Plays

G oal LineO

ense

4 o erritory

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Open It Up Territory

G oal Line De ense

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old opponent to2 1/2 yards or less

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old opponent to2 1/2 yards or less

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Front Recognition Based UponFront Recognition Based Upon 44

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MM ike linebacker towards the call sideike linebacker towards the call side FSFS -- Free SafetyFree Safety SS -- SamSam -- utside Invert towards the call side.utside Invert towards the call side. MM -- ike linebacker towards the call sideike linebacker towards the call side CC -- Corner Corner


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Mike

Will

Sam

Rover

Corner

Corner

FreeSafety

End

Tackle

End

Tackle

D efensive ersonnel D efinition


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T ETEW M

SC CFSR

Right Tackle: Sets the Huddle 3 yards from the ball.

Left Tackle: Responsible for blocking quarterback if he throws interception.

Mike Linebacker: Takes call from coach on the sideline

Will Linebacker: Gives down and distance and possible situation.

Coach

Setting The Huddle 6

Right Tackle Sets The Huddle

Will Gives DownAnd Distance

Mike TakesCall FromCoach

Left Tackle Has QB If He Throws Int .


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Setting The Defensive Huddle 7

Will Mike

Will gives the downand distance and anypossible offensive

tendencies

Mike takes callfrom Coach onthe sideline


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T ETEW M S

C CFSR

M ike inebacker Follows The ightor eft CallWill Always Alignspposite The

ight or eft Call

Rover AlwaysAligns Away

From Call

Sam FollowsThe Call

Even Cover 3

Front Recognition Based UponFront Recognition Based Upon 88

Mikes Alignment CallMikes Alignment Call


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X

TT

EG

TC

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W

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C

3

C

4

FS

Z

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3 1 Cover 3

R over 3 Yards

utside thepenside

Tackle

Sam3 Yards

utside theTight End

Base Alignment For Sam and Rover 9

Also Known as:Outside Linebackers,Outside Inverts orStrong Safeties

Sam and R over in a baseCall will align at the sameD epth as the inside linebackers


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Sam aligns 3 yds.outside the TE

Sam

Rover aligns 3 yds.outside the openside

Tackle.

TE

Base Alignment For Sam and Rover 10


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Base Schemes Based Upon 11Eight Man Fronts or Six Man Box

Rover

Sam

Will

MikeEnd

End

TackleTackle


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RoverSam

WillMike

EndEnd

Tackle

Tackle

Base Schemes Based Upon Eight Man Fronts 10Six Man Box

3 5 3 also known as a 3 3 - 5


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Z

T ETR W M

E

CC

X

FS

S

31 Cover 3 = B ase Front

3 Technique

1 Technique

5 Technique

Must Be Able to Start Defense With A Philosophy 11

6i Technique

D efense is built aroundGap control


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"O" Technique"2" Technique"4" Technique

"6" Technique

0 2 4

Even Numbers - Head-Up Defenders 124

Head up alignment on the centerHead up alignment on the guard.Head up alignment on the tackle.

Head up alignment on the tight end.

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8

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Odd Numbers - Shaded Defenders 13

4i 4i2i 2i

"4i" Technique"5 " Technique

6i

"2i" Technique

"1" Technique utside shade alignment on the center

Inside shade alignment on the guard.Inside shade alignment on the tackle.utside Shade alignment on the tackle.

Inside shade alignment on the tight end.utside shade alignment on the tight end.

Inside shade alignment on a wingutside shade alignment on a wing

"7" Technique"6i" Technique

"9" Technique"8i" Technique

7 79 9

6i8i 8i

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