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Excellent example of manipulating the protection to create a free runner. In fact, over two weeks, Robert Spillane (14) has the most unabated pressures (UBP) of any LB. Rogers motions the RB out as a coverage ID check. Once back, you can see Dre'Mont Jones (5) give Christian Elliss...

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Another awesome example of why @The_Coach_A are such great follows. (Cc: @jack_sperry for the QT that inspired this add-on.) Mike McCarthy + Aaron Rodgers in 2026 will use this as teach tape to fight personnel usage x pre-snap motion critics. Even worse: 8 will laser pointer it after he tells everyone to watch more film from the podium instead of choosing max protection & literally anything else > slant-flats. I was absolutely one of the "blocking nobody" jokesters earlier in the week. Doesn't matter with this little nuance in their route tree. @thenollroad x #HereWeGo

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Arguably the most popular pressure in the NFL last season and a staple within the Ravens' system. "Sand Deuce" is a weak overload pressure with Quarters or Cover 2 behind it. The Chargers initially show a basic Cover 3 contour vs. the 49ers' 2x2 set. Post-snap, the Down Safety and Will LB will blitz through the A & B gaps. The goal is to create a 2-on-1 vs. the RB. San Francisco chip-releases their RB away from the pressure, leaving the LG to take the Will and no one on the blitzing Safety. Behind the pressure, the Chargers build two triangles on top of the three receivers running routes. At the bottom, we get a great example of "shoving" the coverage, too. Learn why the Ravens' pressure system is one of the most efficient in the league, only on MatchQuarters: --
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Cody Alexander

476,485 次观看 • 1 个月前

The Saints consistently attacked the Ravens' early down offense with boundary or open-side vertical pressures (Orton). In Clip 1, New Orleans attacks the open A-gap with tempo. Kaden Elliss is able to slip past the RG's block and secure the tackle before Derrick Henry can get momentum. The pressure also allows the Edge to climb, forcing a "give" read and funneling the play to the pressure. In Clip 2, the pressure again attacks the open-side, but this time against an under-center play-action. Lamar is blind to the pressure, and the five-man front in Base (3-4) creates man blocking. The RB is responsible for the play fake and blocking the LB. For Baltimore, the RG "posts" the Nose, which makes him late picking up the 5t. Elliss again makes a play in the backfield off the same pressure path. Learn how to build an early down pressure system, only on MatchQuarters: --
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The Saints consistently attacked the Ravens' early down offense with boundary or open-side vertical pressures (Orton). In Clip 1, New Orleans attacks the open A-gap with tempo. Kaden Elliss is able to slip past the RG's block and secure the tackle before Derrick Henry can get momentum. The pressure also allows the Edge to climb, forcing a "give" read and funneling the play to the pressure. In Clip 2, the pressure again attacks the open-side, but this time against an under-center play-action. Lamar is blind to the pressure, and the five-man front in Base (3-4) creates man blocking. The RB is responsible for the play fake and blocking the LB. For Baltimore, the RG "posts" the Nose, which makes him late picking up the 5t. Elliss again makes a play in the backfield off the same pressure path. Learn how to build an early down pressure system, only on MatchQuarters: --

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136,497 次观看 • 12 天前

If you are looking for the next Anthony Campanile, Rob Leonard might be this year's example of building a defense with a diverse background. "Pick" pressures are a large part of how the Ravens' system coaches attack protections. The Raiders illustrated a Guard pick against the Dolphins. Quay Walker (7) will blitz to the hip of Miami's LG while Kwity Paye (95) works to his face. The RB is responsible for Walker, who will attempt to get a 2-for-1 by bringing the back with him. Walker knocks the LG off, and the RB isn't prepared to pick up Paye; a classic example of how these pressures work. Learn more about how this system uses picks to create sacks, only on MatchQuarters: --
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James Light

19,174 次观看 • 6 个月前

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