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<blockquote data-quote="TOPHAT" data-source="post: 177489" data-attributes="member: 781"><p><strong>BEATING COVER 2/TAMPA 2 DEFENSES</strong></p><p></p><p><strong>As far as the Denver Broncos, former Pack defensive coordinator Jim Bates installed our bump-and-run scheme. NFC North rivals run a version of the Cover-2 defense including the opposing teams on our schedule: Kansas City, Carolina and St. Louis. </strong></p><p><strong></strong></p><p><strong>In passing and long yardage downs, Washington dropped an eighth player, i.e. DT, into pass coverage in the short middle of the field with the 2 deep safeties, i.e. 4 and 4, rushing three. The Zeke formation should have been foreseen by the coaching staff in game plan preparations. Also, the Redskins had their CBs playing to the inside leverage, i.e. the ball side of the receivers, to try to stop the effective slant patterns. </strong></p><p><strong></strong></p><p><strong>The best offensive weapon against the Tampa2/Cover 2 is to execute an effective running game and a well executed unpredictable play<s> calling game plan against a weaker defensive front, i.e. numbers game. I was unimpressed by the latter in the Redskins game. With the Packers ranked last in the NFL rushing game with 65.7 yards per game, the defenses are dropping back 7-8 men in coverage daring the Pack to run. The Packers showed its major passing weakness: a deep middle route, i.e. Lee's long catch, between the safeties. Also, if safeties and linebackers are frozen by our play-actions and/or by receivers in middle crossing/drag/curl routes, the sidelines are open for fly routes in the 15-30 yards range. Thus, Favre did have chances to execute the sideline fly route, but he consistently accurate on these long throws to hit open receivers, e.g. four examples in the Redskins game.</s></strong></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TOPHAT, post: 177489, member: 781"] [b]BEATING COVER 2/TAMPA 2 DEFENSES[/b] [b]As far as the Denver Broncos, former Pack defensive coordinator Jim Bates installed our bump-and-run scheme. NFC North rivals run a version of the Cover-2 defense including the opposing teams on our schedule: Kansas City, Carolina and St. Louis. In passing and long yardage downs, Washington dropped an eighth player, i.e. DT, into pass coverage in the short middle of the field with the 2 deep safeties, i.e. 4 and 4, rushing three. The Zeke formation should have been foreseen by the coaching staff in game plan preparations. Also, the Redskins had their CBs playing to the inside leverage, i.e. the ball side of the receivers, to try to stop the effective slant patterns. The best offensive weapon against the Tampa2/Cover 2 is to execute an effective running game and a well executed unpredictable play[s] calling game plan against a weaker defensive front, i.e. numbers game. I was unimpressed by the latter in the Redskins game. With the Packers ranked last in the NFL rushing game with 65.7 yards per game, the defenses are dropping back 7-8 men in coverage daring the Pack to run. The Packers showed its major passing weakness: a deep middle route, i.e. Lee's long catch, between the safeties. Also, if safeties and linebackers are frozen by our play-actions and/or by receivers in middle crossing/drag/curl routes, the sidelines are open for fly routes in the 15-30 yards range. Thus, Favre did have chances to execute the sideline fly route, but he consistently accurate on these long throws to hit open receivers, e.g. four examples in the Redskins game.[/s][/b][s][/s] [/QUOTE]
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