July 4th Defensive Organization

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  • Defensive Weekly Game Prep-Saturday To Game Day Guide To Winning The Battle by Ty Gower

    We can all draw the X's & O's, but what about preparing to use the X's & O's to defeat your opponent through self-scout, data driven analytics, creating ideas to utilize multiple packages, and much more. Watch this 90 minute clinic video on preparing your staff and your defense to win on Friday night. Coach Gower will go over various aspects that have help them prepare on the weekends as a staff and the implementation of the game plan through a week of practice. This course is jam packed with game planning ideas, breakdown, and film. 

    *This is a voiceover powerpoint lecuture*

    This voiceover course gives an overview of:

    1. Weekly defensive preparation as you prepare for a Friday night game

    2. Why self-scout is vital

    3. Effectively using data to breakdown and create a game plan

    4. Breaking down the details of your next opponent

    5. Developing 3rd down packages & incorporating a spy call to your game plan

    6. Building a scout report

    7. Creating a "Jersey Call" & "Star Call" to effectively eliminate a dominate WR

    8. Having multiple checks to combat empty formations

    9. Compartmentalizing practice periods to reinforce the emphasis for that period

    10. Practice ideas to prepare for the game

  • Defending 11/20 Personnel by Ty Gower

    In this clinic presentation, Coach Gower breaks down the multiple ways he defends today's most common offensive personnel groupings—11 and 20 personnel—using his hybrid 3-4 defensive system. He details how to adjust fronts, coverages, and run-fit responsibilities while maintaining a simple, adaptable structure for players. Coaches will gain practical answers for defending spread formations, creating favorable matchups, and staying structurally sound against both the run and pass without overcomplicating the defense. Whether you're looking to build flexibility into your front or enhance your game-planning approach, this presentation provides actionable concepts that can be implemented immediately.

  • Creating Pressure Using A 4 Man Rush To Flush Into A 5 Man Pressure by Ty Gower

    In this video, Coach Gower explains the idea behind how they have created pressure using only a 4 man rush that can simulate into a 5 man pressure. In this football clinic, Coach Gower will demonstrate how a 4-man rush can be designed to simulate and evolve into a 5-man pressure, using FLUSH PRINCIPLES, and thus creating constant disruption for the offense and helping to get the offense behind the chains. Through precise game planning, varied rush paths, and strategic timing, Coach Gower’s approach forces the quarterback into difficult decisions, ultimately leading to pressure, sacks, and negative plays.

    • Flushing the Quarterback: The key to Coach Gower’s system is to use the 4-man rush to flush the quarterback into a scenario where a 5th rusher can be introduced unexpectedly. By collapsing the pocket and forcing the quarterback into a confined space, the defense forces him to move or step up into an area where he’s more likely to be sacked or pressured by a well-timed blitz.
    • Game-Planning the Pressure: Coach Gower demonstrates how he designs his pressure to have the quarterback feel a constant sense of urgency. This is accomplished by creating different paths for the defensive linemen, including inside and outside rushes, allowing for various angles of attack. The offensive line can’t simply focus on one specific rusher because the rush paths are dynamic and always changing.
    • Timing the 5th Rusher: As the 4-man rush begins to flush the quarterback, Coach Gower shows how to integrate the 5th rusher into the pressure plan. Whether it’s a linebacker or safety, this rusher times his blitz to hit the quarterback right as he is forced to move within the pocket, trapping him between the collapse of the line and the oncoming blitz.

    Key Benefits:

    • Increased Pressure: The combination of the 4-man rush and the 5th rusher adds extra pressure on the quarterback from multiple angles, forcing him to make quicker decisions.
    • Versatility: The defense can disguise the 5-man pressure by showing just a 4-man rush pre-snap, then adding the extra rusher after the snap, making it harder for the quarterback to read the defense.
    • Creating Mistakes: The result is often a rushed or poor decision from the quarterback, either leading to a sack, an incomplete pass, or an interception.
  • Adding More Tools For Your Defensive Toolbox by Ty Gower

    Looking for more tools for your defensive toolbox? Coach Gower provides a course for any defensive strutcture that will allow you and your program to add more to your defensive toolbox!

    This hour long clinic video includes ideas on compartmentalizing practice periods to reinforce the emphasis for that period, goal board ideas, creating 1 on 1 match-ups to help your pressure package, giving your secondary an advantage with 3x1 coverages, and much more! Coach Gower will go over various aspects that have help them prepare on the weekends as a staff and the implementation of the game plan through a week of practice.