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Unlock Weak Side Cutting with Boston U Associate Head Coach Mike Quinn Learn weak side cutting for man & zone defenses, improve decision-making, and balance structure with player freedom.

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I am so ANGRY. I STAND WITH JEFF METCALF! He is RIGHT. Father of Austin Metcalf: "You are part of the f***ing problem, my friend." Jake Lang said, "That's called 'white guilt.'" This is disgusting. I wasn’t going to say this before, but I will now. Jake is the one who called ME weak. The hate towards me started when I shared the arrest report. Afterward, I received death threats against me, my home, and my family. Despite those threats, I continued to investigate Dominique Alexander, his grift, and his blatant racist agenda. Even with my life threatened, I chose to speak the truth. And I NEVER brought race into it. Jake tried to get me to repost the flyer for the event and asked if I would attend. I responded that I will not participate in any race-baiting or inflammatory behavior. I will speak the truth and continue my investigative work. I told him I have a family to care for, I’m 5½ months pregnant, and my family comes first. He called me weak and promptly unfollowed me, which I’m perfectly fine with. To call the father of a murdered child weak and imply he is a coward is disgusting behavior. Those calling for "justice for Karmelo" are disrespectful, but this is just the same coin, different side. I refuse to be part of it. To Jeff Metcalf: Sir, I am so sorry this is happening to you and that this man called you weak. You are not weak. You are courageous, and I respect your stance that this is not about race but about right and wrong and the horrible personal decision one person made. The mob is making it about race. I appreciate that you’ve spoken out and are standing your ground. I stand with you. Jake Lang doesn’t belong near our Senate and should leave Frisco.

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The "Murples" META (Man Coverage with Purples) has one BIG weakness in #Madden27, and that's the Pass Lead Streak. 🧠 But there's an EASY solution that lets you STAY in this overpowered coverage and STILL prevent this mechanic from beating you. The Pass Lead Streak works by leading the ball away from your DB's leverage, allowing the WR to make a huge RAC catch without ever actually beating Man Coverage. And while you CAN just Switch Stick it, that gets much harder against better players who put Streaks on BOTH sides of the field. Guess wrong and you're giving up 20+ yards or even a one-play TD. Instead: 1️⃣ Put a Deep Half on one side of the field 2️⃣ Man up the player that Deep Half was originally responsible for with your User 3️⃣ Keep your 2 Curl Flats and continue shading INSIDE 4️⃣ At the snap, Switch Stick to the weak-side Curl Flat Now the Deep Half takes away the Pass Lead Streak on one side, while you only have to worry about Switch Sticking the Streak on the OTHER side. This is MUCH better than shading outside because you can still keep inside leverage against Posts, Slants, Drags and other elite Man beaters. ✅ Stay in the Murples META ✅ Protect against Pass Lead Streaks on BOTH sides ✅ Only have to Switch Stick one side of the field ✅ Keep your inside shade against the best Man-beating routes This is how you make 6-1 work against the advanced players who actually know how to attack it. 🎥 Full breakdown in the video 📌 Just one tip from today's Lab Update!

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NIL could have a new meaning in the NFL: National Insert League. I manually charted every snap of the entire 2025 Rams offense, the highest scoring team in the NFL. Insert action was everywhere: motions, alignments, blocks and play action, with both wide receivers and tight ends. Including the playoffs, roughly one third of their under center first and second down plays featured some kind of insert component. Duo accounted for nearly 40% of their run offense, the highest rate in the NFL according to Fantasy Points Data. Many of those runs featured insert blocks. On under center early downs, their runs with insert action produced 5.05 yards per play, a 53.5% success rate and +0.07 EPA per play. But their duo identity created an incredible dilemma for defenses: commit inside to stop it, and risk getting outflanked outside to that same side. Running outside zone toward the three player side of 3x1 formations, the Rams produced 565 yards on 81 carries: 7.0 yards per carry, a 61.7% success rate and +0.23 EPA per play. Watching those runs, what stood out was how often they got the edge of the defense for big gains. The frequency was staggering. Looking through at least a decade of data, I couldn’t find another team remotely close to that effectiveness on those runs. They could do it from 11 or 13 personnel, running both duo and outside zone and presenting the same problem with different personnel on the field. Widen to protect the edge, and they could come right back to duo. React aggressively to the insert action, and they could throw behind you. The insert wasn’t just a wrinkle. It helped tie the interior run, perimeter run and play action game together. My top offensive trend prediction for the 2026 season: more teams building around insert action, pairing duo inside with outside zone to the same side, and tying it together with play action. Examples below:

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