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<blockquote data-quote="OldSchool101" data-source="post: 942792" data-attributes="member: 10086"><p>To keep my answer simplified. When you play a 3-4 let’s face it that’s just the base structure. There far more alignments that end up being variations than a perfect 3-4. Si it’s more concept.</p><p>What you will notice is a significant number of 6 in the box when the snap happens. That essentially means you’re starting by playing on your heels trying to prevent the big downfield play. Often in doing so (rushing 4 and 2 immediately behind or 6 box sets) you allow lots of 1 on 1 scenarios at or past LOS. Good RBs (and good pulling blockers) feast on that setup.</p><p>You’ll see us getting eaten piece by piece underneath 5-10 yards by TE’s and above average RBs, those guys that are good YAC just take big bites. I bet if you asked Brady he’d say he loves our soft boxes and playing 5 yards off Receivers. He can bleed is slowly.</p><p></p><p>There’s much to be said about LOS congestion. Drives me crazy when it’s 3rd n 1 or goalline and we have 3-4 guys at the Line inside 6T area and no one over Center! Pettine was famous for this. A Massive gap etc.. There should be 5-6 on that Line, even if you’re going to peel one into coverage post snap. </p><p></p><p>Totally different if it’s 2nd n 13, let them have 4-5 yards up the gut</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="OldSchool101, post: 942792, member: 10086"] To keep my answer simplified. When you play a 3-4 let’s face it that’s just the base structure. There far more alignments that end up being variations than a perfect 3-4. Si it’s more concept. What you will notice is a significant number of 6 in the box when the snap happens. That essentially means you’re starting by playing on your heels trying to prevent the big downfield play. Often in doing so (rushing 4 and 2 immediately behind or 6 box sets) you allow lots of 1 on 1 scenarios at or past LOS. Good RBs (and good pulling blockers) feast on that setup. You’ll see us getting eaten piece by piece underneath 5-10 yards by TE’s and above average RBs, those guys that are good YAC just take big bites. I bet if you asked Brady he’d say he loves our soft boxes and playing 5 yards off Receivers. He can bleed is slowly. There’s much to be said about LOS congestion. Drives me crazy when it’s 3rd n 1 or goalline and we have 3-4 guys at the Line inside 6T area and no one over Center! Pettine was famous for this. A Massive gap etc.. There should be 5-6 on that Line, even if you’re going to peel one into coverage post snap. Totally different if it’s 2nd n 13, let them have 4-5 yards up the gut [/QUOTE]
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