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Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Coach's Corner: Rules, Gaps, Techniques, and Blitz packages in the base 3-3-5 -- Part 4 Ram
Posted at 8:00am -- 4/20/2010
Coach's Corner: Rules, Gaps, Techniques, and Blitz packages in the base 3-3-5 -- Part 4 Ram
Ram is Mike and outside linebacker blitz package. The Mike and outside linebacker to the call side will blitz.
3-3-5 vs. Pro Set
......................................TB
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......................................FB
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......................................QB
...FL.................TE...T...G...C...G...T...........................SE
............................^........^..........^
...........................DT......NT..........DE
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.............^............^.........^.........^............^
.............S.........SLB.......MLB......WLB..........B
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^..................................................................................^
FC...............................................................................BC
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..................................^
..................................FS
DT: Greg Banks
NT: Will Campbell
DE: Ryan Van Bergen
WLB: Jonas Mouton
MLB: Obi Ezeh
SLB: Craig Roh
BC = J.T. Floyd
FC = Troy Woolfolk
SS: Thomas Gordon (Bandit)
SS: Jordan Kovacs (Spur)
FS: Cam Gordon (Deep Safety)
Here are some rules and terminology clarification. Remember, programs use terminology that is not always universal.
Technique Chart:
..TE .... OT .... OG .... OC ..... OG .... OT .... TE ....
9.8.7..5.4.4i..3.2.2i...1.0.1...2i.2.3...4i.4.5...7.8.9.
Gaps:
(D gap) TE (C gap) OT (B gap) OG (B gap) OC (A gap) OG (B gap) OT (C gap) .. (D gap)
Rules
Rules:
DT: his alignment is a 5-technique and he has C gap.
NT: angles hard to the A gap away from the call side, in this case to his left.
DE: his alignment is a 5-technique and he has C gap.
SLB (Strong-side Linebacker): he lines up in a 50-technque, stacked at 4 yards behind the defensive tackle and he has B gap.
MLB (Middle Linebacker): he stacks behind the nose tackle at 4 yards off the ball. He blitzes hard to the call side B gap, in this case to his right.
WLB (Weak-side Linebacker): he lines up in a 50-technique, stacked at 4 yards behind the defensive end. He blitzes hard to the A gap on his side of the ball.
The MLB and WLB cross with MLB going first.
Spur (Strong Safety): his alignment is 4x4 (yards) off the tight end or the last man on the line of scrimmage, and he has D gap.
Bandit (Strong Safety): his alignment is 4x4 (yards) off the last man on the line of scrimmage, and he has D gap.
Field CB: he lines up 1x8 (yards) off of the #1 wide receiver and he secures the sideline.
Free Safety: he lines up 12 yards of the ball and splits the two #1 wide receivers, he has the alley in run support.
Boundary CB: he lines up 1x8 (yards) off the #1 wide receiver and secures the sideline.
Strong Side Ram Stack Blitz:
Rules:
DT: his alignment is a 5-technique and he has C gap.
NT: he angles hard to the A gap away from the call side, in this case to his right.
DE: his alignment is a 5-technique and he has C gap.
SLB (Strong-side Linebacker): he lines up in a 50-technique, stacked at 4 yards behind the defensive tackle. He blitzes hard to the A gap on his side of the ball.
MLB (Middle Linebacker): he stacks behind the nose tackle at 4 yards off the ball. He blitzes hard to the call side B gap, in this case to his left.
WLB (Weak-side Linebacker): he lines up in a 50-technique, stacked at 4 yards behind the defensive end. He has B gap responsibility.
The MLB and SLB cross with MLB going first.
Spur (Strong Safety): his alignment is 4x4 (yards) off the tight end or last man on the line of scrimmage, and he has D gap.
Bandit (Strong Safety): his alignment is 4x4 (yards) off the last man on the line of scrimmage, and he has D gap.
Field CB: he lines up 1x8 (yards) off the #1 wide receiver and secures the sideline.
FS (Deep Safety): he lines up 12 yards of the ball and splits the two #1 wide receivers, he has the alley in run support.
Boundary CB: he lines up 1x8 (yards) off the #1 wide receiver and secures the sideline.
Written by GBMW Staff
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