Max Wiltz

• Create mismatches every snap
• Shut off run gaps – free up 2nd level defenders
• Confuse OL in pass protection

This course covers the basics of the successfull installation process used to produce multiple low scoring defensive units. The course includes presentational, board and video formats along with practice plans formatted specifically to defense. I have successfully built the foundation to a high pressure and defensive system that adapts to todays offensive systems. I also include 4 and 5 man pressure packages with the auto - check progression. 

• Defensive practice templates included
• Proof of defensive stats included

I will cover:

1. BASE ALIGNMENT
2. BASE RUN
3. BASE PASS RESPONSIBILITIES

In this lesson I will cover several strategies that we have used in the 353 to slow down and stop the RPO. The 353 allows flexibilty, range and adaptabilty to defend the RPO. 

I will focus on 3 fundamental keys:

 - False Offensive Reads

 - Lock Coverage

 - Zone Pressure

In this video I explain how to adjust to the TE plus the upback/sniffer set. 

In this presentation I tale about 4 keys tp settong the edge in the 353 defense:

RULES

CP: *1. Every Defense Has Its Strengths and Weaknesses

CP: *2. Defense is about Mental and Physical Attitude.

CP: *3 Focus on the BOX – don’t sacrifice it.

This is a conversation, discourse or discussion about how the transformation of defenses over time have given way to more flexible defensive systems. Additionally, I speak about the misunderstadning of the 353  and why I believe the 353 is flexible enough to handle the wide variety of offensive systems in todays game. 

Thank you for taking the time to listen, I trust you will benefit and that this adds value to your coaching journey. 

Do you need a simple way to apply pressure and still keep run integrity and sound pass coverage? Do you need to implement a sound scheme that allows you players to play fast without thinking?

With offenses becoming more complex you need a way to bring pressure at any time with zone coverage - keeping the QB and the coordinator guessing. 

This course will introduce you to Coach Max Wiltz and his 353, 4 Man Pressure Zone Package:

- The 353 instead of the 33, there is a difference.

- Alligment vs 3,4 and 5 wide

- Alignment vs the Power/Sniffer/Upback

- The 5 Points of Attack 

In this short explanatory session, you will see how the 353 can be adjusted to confront the all too often used double tight formation used by offensive coordinators against the 353. Although these 3 adjustments are not the only way to counter the double tight formation, they have proven to be effective over the years.