I like the idea out starting out by stemming to it a few times a game in key situations for a run stop. The key, like in Tite, is always going to be how you work to pass rush lanes from it.
Yea, makes sense. I've always been a 4-down guy, so finding ways to mess up combo blocks has been key. Typically we did it through movement, but the ability to stem to a static front that screws with their rules is always appealing.
I've considered for the last 3 years and haven't committed
I like the idea out starting out by stemming to it a few times a game in key situations for a run stop. The key, like in Tite, is always going to be how you work to pass rush lanes from it.
I've thought about letting it fit like 3 stack/505 teams. 5s and 2is, ends spill everything. tackle blocks out on end backer takes b gap aggressively.
Yea, makes sense. I've always been a 4-down guy, so finding ways to mess up combo blocks has been key. Typically we did it through movement, but the ability to stem to a static front that screws with their rules is always appealing.
Northwest Missouri State has run it for awhile. Coach Wright’s 2021 Hudl Blitz presentation:
https://youtu.be/R-FcvX9ttdk?si=v-4A1KYmuJhyWnHq
Yea another person commented this. I added the video to the article. It’s a great breakdown of how they used it!
Entering that rabbit hole today!
Yes, I thought his helped bridge the gap with the 4-down, 3-high fits.