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Defending the I Formation Offense with the 33 Defense “There’s more that one way to skin a Cat” Run fits (Inside and Outside) pressure Calling the defense Cover 3 drops Installation, Practice Organization, Game Calls Our Defensive “Mode” We are not a traditional gap control, read defense (although it can be played in that mode if desired). We are a stunting, blitzing, attacking defense, taking advantage of our speed and giving our undersized defense a chance to be successful We will begin our installation/teaching process with the base defense, a 3-3 Stack playing cover 3 We feel it is necessary to teach this base before we progress to slants, stunts, and blitzes We are playing the 3-3 with the following defensive philosophy: TAKE AWAY WHAT THE OFFENSE DOES BEST; MAKE THEM BEAT YOU WITH SOMETHING ELSE. Gap Assignments Defending the I Formation: Run Force INSIDE RUN FITS OUTSIDE RUN FITS Option General Coaching Pointsfor Spur Bandit In Cover 3, execute your run force responsibilities with aggressive confidence-NO ONE GETS OUTSIDE! Maintain outside leverage vs. run Your “kingdom” is the flats-control what happens there In blitzing situations, attack with a frenzy General Coaching Points for Corners In Cover 3, smash, curl-wheel, all verticals are first in your thought process on a pass read As long as #2 to your side is vertical, you stay vertical; we play the hitch/stop late. Defending the I with 6 in the Box “3 JACKS” Line Directional Calls RAM/LION LINEBACKER KEY READS“Key Guard to Fullback” Drill: MIKE LB KEY READ VS. ISO SCHEME Drill: MIKE LB KEY READ VS. POWER SCHEME Drill: MIKE LB VS. COUNTER SCHEME SPUR/BANDIT ALIGMENTS SPUR BANDIT KEY READS Ex of Spur Read Drill: Cover 3 Drops Cover 3 “Jam” Pass Drops BASE ALIGNMENT VS. PRO ALIGNMENT VS. TWINS Pressure vs. I Formation 3 Torpedo 3 Anchor 3 Spur 3 Bandit 5 man pressure 3 OX 3 Tiger 0 Smoke 0 Torch 3 Jacks Red Appendix Weekly Practice Overview Sample Defensive Practice Plan Samp