On USA Football: Keeping youth defenses multiple
In football the offense has two inherent advantages, they know exactly when and where the ball is going. Unfortunately, there is no 'one size fits all' defensive answer.
To that end, our goal is to be multiple and keep it simple for the kids. The following is not intended to serve as a playbook but to demonstrate a simple approach to providing different looks to an offense. We can move in and out of four, five and six defensive linemen with a single adjustment. The offensive surface will dictate the defensive response.
The process:
Base alignment > Adjustments > Checks
This process begins by defining the base defense. For us, that is 4-2-5.
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To that end, our goal is to be multiple and keep it simple for the kids. The following is not intended to serve as a playbook but to demonstrate a simple approach to providing different looks to an offense. We can move in and out of four, five and six defensive linemen with a single adjustment. The offensive surface will dictate the defensive response.
The process:
Base alignment > Adjustments > Checks
This process begins by defining the base defense. For us, that is 4-2-5.
Read More...
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