Multiple Front, Stunt and Coverage Bundle

Paul Golla, current Head Coach at Garces High School, goes in-depth about orchestrating a mutating defense. This type of defense allows a team to adjust on the fly and be prepared for all types of offenses. He shows off what the mutating defense is, what the STUDs are, and formation alignments. 

He begins the course with the Top 10 Reasons You Should Run the Mutating Offense. A few of those reasons are: Extremely Flexible to Personnel, Can Pressure any Offensive Formations, Mutates to Outnumber all Offensive Systems. In other words, running this type of Defense will give you a numbers advantage to every offense. Then he moves onto talk about it being a 3-3 or 3-4 defense. He reveals the Xs and Os with the names of the positions and emphasizes that your nose guard has to be a beast. The way this defense mutates is that most of your players should be interchangeable. For example, a safety could step up as the linebacker or corner to cover for a blitz and vice versa. Having this interchangeability is key for running the mutating defense. He also reveals the rules, responsibilities, and descriptions of how these players should be. Then, he covers the base rules and blitzing strategies for the defensive line. Then he covers the linebackers' rules, alignments, and responsibilities. He shows off Xs and Os to fully show every type of blitz they also run. 

Then he reveals Teaching Progressions for the STUDs. His 1st step at the start of the play is his vision step and he is reading the guard like the linebackers. The STUD roams with the formations. Coach Golla shows off different formations to show off where the STUD will be aligned. Then he moves onto the Base vs 21 Personel. He details out the rules for the linebackers and shows off the difference of what to do between an aggressive offense or a reactive offense.

Next, He breaks down a multitude of Formations and Alignment Changes. He details out what to do against 10 personnel, 20 personnel, 30 personnel, 21 personnel, and Nub/Wing adjustments. You do not want to miss these if you want to conquer any type of offense that comes your way!

If you are a coach who wants to change up your defensive style or shake up any type of offense, then this course is a must!

The pass rush is a fundamental piece of any great defense. In this defensive line course, Coach Jordan Thomas of San Diego State University dives into the fundamentals of the pass rush, including alignments and get-offs. He also speaks about the relationships between the hips and an effective pass rush.

He starts the course off by explaining the PreSnap Musts. For the defensive linemen, these consist of Get-Off, Alignment, and Rush Angle. He details out that if they master these three things, there will have the best chance for success in rushing the quarterback. For the get-off, it is the first fundamental to being a successful pass rusher. This includes mental weight, replacing the hands, firing off the ball, closing distance, etc. The get-off is one of the most important functions for defensive linemen to make explosive plays.

Then, he breaks down the Alignment. It will determine the Offensive Line Set. He explains that the alignment and tilt angles will help with your rushing and techniques. There are obviously multiple types of alignment and he breaks them down for you in this course! Having the right alignment can easily give your defensive linemen a competitive advantage to make plays against the offense. He goes into further detail explaining what Techniques to use based on the alignment your players are in. If you want your defense to have an advantage and make groundbreaking plays, then you need to get this course.

Next, he explains the importance of the Hip Relationship. He shows off a clip with an improper hip relationship where a player can get moved wherever the offensive linemen wants. He also details out different maneuvers using the hips to help your defensive linemen successfully pass rush. 

Coach Thomas then breaks down Countering at the Level and Pass Rushing. He uses practice film cutups to show how to properly counter at the level and his rushing techniques. He explains to be consistent for pass rushing. If it isn't broke then don't fix it. 

If you want to have a successful defensive line, then this course is a must!

Creating pressure as a defensive coordinator can be one of the best things to create turnovers. In this course, Head Coach Mike Moon talks about his blitzes and pressures from the 3-3-5 defense. He includes formations and game film that covers 3, 4, & 5 man pressures. 

Coach Moon emphasizes coaching the person first then the player. As an example, he states that you want the guys who will run through a wall for you, then it does not matter what type of defense you play. Building a relationship with the people on the team allows you to build trust and know where everyone belongs on the field. He also discusses the importance of learning the defense, or in other words, memorizing the scouting report. They need to know the assignment, alignment, and execution that coincides with the defense's objectives and goals.

He delivers an extensive report on the 3-3-5 Defense utilizing a Nose Tackle and 2 Defensive Ends, then 3 Linebackers, and 5 Defensive Backs. He even tells you what kind of players should play each slot and shows off versatility between each position. It is a gap sound defense where every gap is always covered. Coach Moon takes you through the different X's and O's for all kinds of formations you will see using the 3-3-5 Defense. He breaks down the base against doubles, trips, TE trips, nasty twins & TE/Wing. Coach also reveals how they call plays in a no-huddle defense. He first makes a call to the line and expresses that it must always be correct. Then he makes a call to the Line Backers (there are 7 different options). Then he makes a blitz call with different types of options. He uses specific language when calling the blitz so he can call them based on position, side, or combos. He even makes directional blitz calls and shows off the blitzes against doubles and trips. 

Coach shows off film on his 4 man pressures. In his  5 man pressures, they will either be in cover 0 or cover 1. He breaks down the X's and O's for his 5 man pressures. He reveals 7 different types of coverage you need to run this season.

If you are a coach who wants to learn more on the 3-3-5 Defense and how to run it successfully or switch up your defense for an opponent who has been scouting you, then this course is a must!

Do you want to learn a spread defense and stop your opponents in their tracks? Well, you've come to the right place! In this course, Coach Nick Davis reveals his spread defense, multiple fronts, families, and stunts you need to take on any kind of offense. He details out a defensive overview and then shows off game film cutups to show off how the spread defense truly works. 

He begins speaking on how the game has changed showing off that offenses have gotten better. 10 years ago the top offense wouldn't even be in the top 10 from 2020 in regards to yards per play. This means that it is getting harder to play defense. As a coach, you need to be doing what you can and switching up your defense to give yourself the best competitive advantage you can get on the defensive side of the ball. He also explains that it is important to track record sacks and TFLs. This will allow you to see what is working for your team from year to year. 

He then moves onto explaining why he uses multiple fronts and movements. If your defense uses multiple fronts and movements, then the opposing offense has to rep out each front and movement making your defense harder to scout against. It gives them less time to prepare their offense for gameday. It also allows you to create matchups against their offense. For example, if you have a stud pass protector, you can always put him in the 1-on-1 situation. You need to get this course if you want to find out more about the competitive advantages you gain from using multiple fronts and movements.

Coach Davis breaks down the defense even more with how he calls the plays in, defensive player identification, and how he sets the front. These are the little things that you need to be on the same page with your team to truly have success. You do not want someone on the field who does not know what they are doing. This course will teach you how to make the proper calls and deny the offense.

Then, Coach Davis moves into his Even Front & Odd Front Cutups. These cutups help bring everything together. They show off how the defense works, different schemes, blitzing packages, pass rush techniques, and much more! With this course, you will fully see how successful your team can be by using multiple fronts and movements.

If you are a coach who wants to make the game harder for your offense on the field, and in preparation to play against you, then this course is a must!

Do you want to learn the 3 phases of secondary defense? Well, you've come to the right place! In this course, Coach Cherokee Valeria reveals the philosophies, drills, game film, and Xs & Os you need to know to improve your secondary squad. He also expresses that effort and passion are some of the most important values you need to embed in your team.