Playing a Defense. Confederate Football. Jason Meade Head Football Coach. Lee-Davis High School

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Playing a 4-2-54 5 efense Lee-avis High School onfederate Football ason Meade Head

1 Playing a efense Lee-avis High School onfederate Football ason Meade Head Football oach Lee-avis High School meade@leedavisfootball.com

2 huck Noll Head oach Pittsburg Steelers If you want to win, do the ordinary things better than anyone else does day in and day out. We re not going to fool people or outscheme them. We re just going to out play them. ecause we ll know what we re doing. When we get into a critical situation, we won t have to think. We ll play fast and fundamentally sound.

3 UIL The deeper the foundation, the stronger the individual This applies to life, academics, and football The goal is for each player to be at his best on the final play of his football career We will build on each rep, drill, practice, and game onstant improvement

4 UIL The product of our profession is UILING successful lives The byproduct of our profession is winning football games The little things make this possible Our role as coaches is to take our players to a level that was not possible for them to achieve on their own

5 Team efense esire elentless pursuit Team efense Know your role, understand your fits ontrol what you can control efensive Standards: 1. Intelligent 2. Hostile 3. Tough 4. elentless Pack Mentality Takeaways Spill Everything Great ngles (Inside out)

6 4-2-5 Started as an answer to two TE formations llowed us to be balanced llows us to be multiple Even Front Under Front Odd Front llows us to get 9 players involved in the run game Our #1 Goal is to stop the un llowed up to keeps thing simple

7 4-2-5 STOP THE UN We always work to get both Inside Linebackers on the playside Gap and a Free Hitter un to daylight We always want to force the pass deep and outside orners play with inside leverage

8 Principles of Pursuit ccountability We will be accountable to each other. ll members of the defensive team will develop tremendous pride in the great effort that they give on every play. espect Intense effort will bring about a sense of respect and accomplishment from within. This will create a bond between you and your teammates that is built on mutual respect, and these feelings will permeate through our defensive unit. ggressive attitude There is no question that intense effort leads to an aggressive style of play. We will take tremendous pride in swarming to the football. This will have an intimidating effect on the ball carrier. Nothing is more demoralizing to a ball carrier than having to un-pile from under five defenders after every play, with the other six defenders forming a wall around him. onfidence The blend of accountability, respect, and aggressive play will lead to a strong synergy within our defense. The combination of these qualities will lead to success and with success comes confidence.

9 ase Package Fronts ase Under Under Front Stack 3-3 Stack Tags G Wide UP Stunts and litzes overages over 3 obber over 4 / ouble obber over 1 / 0 over 3 oll (Strong) isguises uzz Sugar Prowl Move

10 Gaps Lucky all

11 Techniques T G G T 9 6i 5 4i 3 2i 0 2i 3 4i 5 6i

12 ommunication There is no huddle Everyone looks for the signals Mike may echo the call to the front Moving away from this practice og will give the own and istance Stud will make a OGE or LUK call The strength is determined by the TE If there is no TE, then to the side with the most recievers If it is balanced, usually a LUK call Strength may be based on the back There is no separate passing-strength call

13 ase

14 ase vs. Pro Z 1x7 3x3 E T N 6i 2i 2i 5 S M x3 1x7 Lucky all

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16 ase vs. Pro Z Secondary Force E T N S M Force lley Force Secondary Force Lucky all

17 ase vs. Spread Z H 1x7 3 x pex E T N 5 2i 2i 5 S M x pex 1x7 10 Lucky all

18 ase 3 vs Option ase responsibilities: Tackle and Nasty ive End and xe ive (Spill everything) Stud and Mike ack and over Pitch og to Pitch, Fit-in orners Secondary/Late Pitch esponsibilities change with the coverage

19 ase 3 un Fits and Pursuit ngles Z Secondary Force Force lley E T N S M eep Pursuit ngle Lucky all

20 ase G Z 1x7 3x3 E T N 6i 3 2i 2i 5 S M x4 1x7 Lucky all

21 ase Z 1x7 3x3 E T N 6i 2i 2i 3 5 S M x4 1x7 Lucky all

22 ase Wide Z 1x7 3x3 E T N 6i 3 2i 2i 3 5 S M x4 1x7 Lucky all

23 Under

24 Under vs. Pro Z 1x7 9 E T N Loose S M Lucky all 4x3 1x7

25 Under vs. 3 Z 3 x pex E T N Loose S M x3 1x Lucky all 1x7

26 Stack vs. Spread Z 1x7 3 x pex E N S M x pex 1x7 Lucky all

27 litzes OMMUNITION IS KE Practice versus cans and bags Teach the linebackers to blitz a of a man ip and ip ody Positon un mostly with 3 (over 3)

28 Z ase Stud 3 Lucky all E T N S Stud M /F Hook /F

29 Z ase Mike 3 Lucky all E T N S M Mike /F Hook /F

30 Z ase Sam 3 Lucky all E T N S Stud M Mike /F /F

31 Z ase Guts 3 Lucky all E T N S Guts M Guts /F 2 nd 1 st /F

32 Z ase ack 3 Lucky all E T N ack S M H/ H/ /F

33 ase ack Man Lucky all Z E T N #1 Str ump ack S Go ack M ack #2 Wk #1 Wk #2 Str ump ommunicate

34 Z ase over 3 Lucky all E T N S M over /F H/ H/

35 Z ase unior Man Lucky all E T N #1 Str ack Share acks S M over #1 Wk #2 Str ommunicate litzes

36 ase essie Man Lucky all Z E T N #1 Str ack S Stud M ack #2 Wk #1 Wk #2 Str ommunicate

37 ase ambo Man Lucky all Z E T N #1 Str #2 Str S ack M Mike over #1 Wk #2 Wk ommunicate

38 Z ase Stack 3 Lucky all E T N S Stack M /F Hook /F

39 Z ase Money 3 Lucky all E T N S M Money /F Hook /F

40 Z ase Monster 3 Lucky all E T N S Stack M Money /F /F

41 Playing a efense Lee-avis High School onfederate Football ason Meade Head Football oach Lee-avis High School meade@leedavisfootball.com

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