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Stopping the Wing T in the 4-2-5
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    What this talk is about

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    Why the 4-2-5

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    Front Six

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    Primary Objectives

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    D-Line

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    Interior Tackles

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    Interior Tackles (Cont.)

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    Ends

  • 9

    Inside Linebacker

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    Outside Linebacker

  • 11

    Wing-T Philosophy and Formation Overview

  • 12

    Buck

  • 13

    Stack Guards

  • 14

    Waggle

  • 15

    Belly

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    More Formations

  • 17

    Blitzes and Stunts

  • 18

    Practice Week

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    Summary of this talk

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Stopping the Wing T in the 4-2-5

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...

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