Defend the Wing-T

Using the DIVORCED concept and the SPLIT FIELD ALIGNMENTS....

The Front 6 is independent of the Back 5, so coverages are not married to blitzes & movements.

The split field system allows the right side of the defense to act independently of the left side....which means you can teach alignments & run fits in just a few days.

The Read & React 425 is a stimulus response defense.

This means you don't put in special defenses when facing WingT, Double Wing, or Option.

Your players have been taught all the stimulus responses in spring & summer....so every week they just line up & react.

Tower Defense to Stop the Flexbone:

Defense is as important as offense; hence, get this course from Jenks Defensive Coordinator Adam Gaylor as he gives techniques on how to defend triple option using modified looks to force offensive linemen to change their target.

Set your secondary to be more physical, ready to run the game, block destruction, and cut tackles. Learn to plan for flexbone, 3x1, tover (tackle-over), and aim for short yardage or goal line.

Defend Wing T with 7-man Front:

Traditional as it may seem, wing-T can still require some defending, especially in times when the play action is intense. Here, Head Coach Tripp Sumrall shares his coaching points on how to work your defense team with 7-man front.

Learn the D-line keys to react to, the D-line rules, and stance. Practice the different drills offered in this course; from 1-man drill to getoff, RIP drill, attack & press, linebacker, and guard drills.