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The NFL Thread, 2019
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SteRobbo84
Player Valuation: Two Pokémon cards & a Pepperami
The part of the defence (or should I say 'defense') that is more likely to be involved in trying to intercept passes. Made up of cornerbacks and safeties.
Frang
Player Valuation: £70m
thanks mush..
still learning, even after a few years of watching it now..
I take it the players trying to 'sack' the QB are like primary defense ??
Remember the time a few weeks ago when you got dumped, you are the secondary now.
TheBigIguana
Player Valuation: £100m
No haha. Maybe at one point that is how the the term secondary was invented but not now.
The three basic parts of the defense are the defensive line, who are the big guys that primarily try to get to the QB, the linebackers, who either rush the QB or try to stop the running backs and tight ends and the secondary which primarily plays pass coverage and cover the wide receivers.
Frang
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Toast
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TheBigIguana
Player Valuation: £100m
They're part of the secondary. They tend to play on the outside across from wide receivers and cover them either man to man or as part of a zone. Those concepts aren't far away from man to man and zonal set piece marking.
So nice of you to do this since they won't be getting free admission
Soon, Franc, you'll know the difference between Will and Sam and you'll be watching college games, scouting players and predicting which can play Hybrid in the Nickel as a pro
Here is a link to Charlie Weiss' Pats playbook. I remember reading this years ago and although it's a little thick, still fascinating. @Connor have you seen this?
www.footballxos.com
New England Patriots Offense (2004) - Charlie Weis
New England Patriots Offensive Playbook from 2004 when they were coached by Offensive Coordinator Charlie Weis. The New England Offense featured Tom Brady and the Patriots won Super Bowl XXXIX.
www.footballxos.com
Here is a link to Charlie Weiss' Pats playbook. I remember reading this years ago and although it's a little thick, still fascinating. @Connor have you seen this?
New England Patriots Offense (2004) - Charlie Weis
New England Patriots Offensive Playbook from 2004 when they were coached by Offensive Coordinator Charlie Weis. The New England Offense featured Tom Brady and the Patriots won Super Bowl XXXIX.
Aye, it was posted to Reddit the other week
Good few hours wasted
When you start spouting out about 2-gap linemen I'll know you've been on the lemo and I'll call the busies to send you a maria
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