Strategies for Defending the 

Spread Offense with the  3­3

JOHN RICE
DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR
CANYON SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL
MORENO VALLEY, CA
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 Strategies 
• “Maximum” Zone Coverage
– Rush 3, drop 8   (2 deep or 3deep)
– Rush 4, drop 7 (2 deep or 3 deep w/Tag)
• Pressure
– Man Pressure 4, 5, 6, or 7 man
– 1 Bracket with pressure
– Fire Zones rush 5 and drop 6
– Zone Blitzes (linemen dropping for blitzing LBs)
– Combination Coverage with Pressure

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 Common Spread Philosophy
• Spread field through Formation and motion
• Open up running lanes 
• Create personnel mismatches
• “Take What you Give us philosophy
• Run the ball vs. appropriate numbers in the box (audible to 5 in the 
box)
• Pass the ball vs. appropriate numbers in the box (audible to 6 or 7 in 
the box)
• Throw vs. Uncovered receivers
• Create the big play vs. the blitz
• Use of compressed formations to create confusion or gain an  
advantage in numbers

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 Strategies for Defending the Spread
how to take away certain strategies:
∀ • Take away bubble screen by alignment (draw on 
board)
∀ • Take away funnel screen by sticking like glue to 
#1 
∀ • Outflank compressed formations
∀ • Play zone or match up zone vs. compressed 
formations
∀ • Playing bunches or stacks
• o Jamming first man off the line in a zone
• o Triangle concept man on LOS, bracket other 
 
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 Strategies for Defending the Spread
• Analyze and understand protection scheme of your 
opponent:
Have a pressure packaged based on their 
protection weaknesses (stunts, bluffs, overloads, 
personnel mismatches)
• Anticipate the offensive coordinator’s adjustments 
to your strategy and have at least one countermove 
for each strategy he employs. two

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 Strategies for Defending the Spread
• Take away  an opponents best receiver by 
alignment, coverage, or both. Jam on line with 
safety help to test him. Align deep if he’s a deep 
threat. Bracket him if you can afford it.
• Know the offensive coordinator’s philosophy and 
take advantage of it
• Take away what they do best. Make them beat you 
with someone or something other than their best 
play.
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 Strategies for Defending the Spread
• Be prepared for the no huddle
• Practice preparation
– i.Use two huddles/units in pass skeleton back to back to 
back w/#1 QB to keep continuity
– ii. Increase pace of drills and increase conditioning
• Game preparation­getting the call on the field
– i.Hand Signal call to entire defense (everyone must 
know signals)
– ii. Signal to one defender, he relays the call to defense
– iii .Use wristbands and coded calls

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 Strategies for Defending the Spread
Have multiple adjustments for motion/formation checks
• Teaching progression early in spring/summer
• Jam receivers at different levels to disrupt timing
• In man
• i. On line
• ii. Catch and trail
• In zone
• i. On the line in 2 jam or 3 jam
• ii.  At 3 or 5 yards 

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 Strategies for Defending the Spread
• Disrupt the rhythm of the offense­force post­snap 
reads. Disguise coverage (show examples)
• Huddle call  
• “bluff” (make sure they are not the same)
• “universal”
•  wait on OC
• Mix up your looks. Blend pressure and coverage. 
Utilize straight man, combination (man zone), 
zone  blitzes, and fire zones. (Show game 
ready sheet)
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 Strategies for Defending the Spread 
Offense
• Play fastest players on defense
• If the team you are playing uses personnel packages to 
gain advantages, use the same 11 players without 
substituting
• Stop the running game first with the least amount of 
defenders in the box as possible. If you can stop the run 
with 5 you have an advantage
• Force the offense to be one­dimensional by doing one of the 
following:
• Take away the pass. If you can consistently rush 3 and drop 
8 defenders into pass coverage you are at an advantage 
• Take away the run by loading the line of scrimmage with 
eight or nine defenders
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 Formulating a strategy:
• Take away what they do best; make them beat you 
with something else
• Have multiple adjustments to formations if needed
• Have formations & coverage checks to prevent the 
offense from gaining an advantage
• Be prepared for no huddle
• Be prepared for personnel groupings
• Know their pass protection and how to attack it
• Have a strategy to defend bunches and stacks

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 Alignment vs. Doubles
Vs. Doubles Corner
Spur

Free Lion
Safety
Mike

Ram
Bandit

Corner

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 “Pull” ALIGNMENT VS. TRIPS

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 “Stack” ALIGNMENT VS. (TE) TRIPS

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 Cover 3 Drops
Cover 3 Drops
Corner
5 under
3 Deep Zone Bandit
Ram
Free
Mike Safety
Lion
Spur

Corner

Spur and Bandit buzz to the flats NOW, playing stop,

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#2. Lion & Ram (as soonzacoach102@aol.com
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 Cover 3 “Jam” Pass Drops
Vs. Doubles Corner
Spur

Free Lion
Safety
Mike

Ram Spur and Bandit

Bandit jam & reroute
#2s, then buzz
Corner the flat. On other
than a vertical
release
By #2, they take
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 Cover 3 Drops
Cover 2 Drops
5 under Corner
2 Deep Zone
W/hi hole player Bandit

Ram
Free
Mike Safety

Spur Lion

Corner

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Strategies for covering empty (or trips) with 
33 defense
• Play straight cover 2; run with #3 verts
• Play soft cover 2 to two receiver side; 
Quarters to trips side
• Play the corner man to man on #1 to the 
trips side, and soft 2 everywhere else
• Play 2 Deep zone, run with inside vertical 
routes
• 3­2 w/man free
•  3­1 with 2 safety look
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 2 Deep Zone VS. TRIPS

Coaching Point in a 2 deep zone: Run with the #3’ vertical route
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 Strategy vs. Trips Formations:
Quarters to trips side; Soft 2 to single side

Quarters to trips side Soft Cover 2
Soft 2 to single cut side

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F B

Deep 1/4 Deep 1/4 Deep 1/2

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 Strategy vs. Trips Formations:
Man #1 Trips side; Soft 2 everywhere else

Corner man #1 Soft Cover 2

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F B

Deep 1/4 Deep 1/2
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 Strategy vs. Empty Formations:
Quarters to trips side; Soft 2 to single side

Quarters to trips side Soft Cover 2
Soft 2 to single cut side

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C M R
L

F B

Deep 1/4 Deep 1/4 Deep 1/2

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 Strategy vs. Empty Formations:
Man #1 Trips side; Soft 2 everywhere else

Corner man #1 Soft Cover 2

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C M R
L

F B

Deep 1/4 Deep 1/2
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 Strategies for covering empty w/33

• Play soft cover 2 to two receiver side; 
Quarters to trips side
• Play the corner man to man on #1 to the 
trips side, and soft 2 everywhere else
• Play 2 Deep zone, run with inside vertical 
routes
• 3­2 w/man free
• 3­1 with 2 safety look
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 Pressure
• Man Pressure
– 5 man
– 6 man
– 7 man

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 Principles for Applying Pressure
• Disguise your intentions if at all possible
•  Use more than one disguise per blitz
•  Know the protection scheme you are attacking
• Know the opponent’s hot reads and sight adjustments 
  (may be able to force a certain throw favorable to you)

• Ensure your defense is gap sound
• Assign proper run force
• In man schemes, every potential receiver is accounted for
• Don’t allow offense to create a mismatch
• Create mismatches that favor the defense­attack weakness
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 Principles for Maximizing 
Effectiveness of Pressure Scheme
• Pressure Calls MUST be scripted.
• Blitz Period /7 on 7/Team
– Practice the four looks (show, half, time, depth)
– Show unusual formations/motion
– Force checks to prevent unfavorable situations
– Emphasize blitzing defenders redirect to the ball if 
play is a run

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 Zone Pressure

• Can you force an audible by showing 
pressure pre­snap and drop a defender into a 
passing lane?

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 Dime 4 “Idaho”

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1/4 1/4 1/4 1/4

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 Dime 4 “Oregon”

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1/4 1/4 1/4 1/4

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 5 Man Pressure
• From Base Front (6)
– Ox, Tiger, Smoke, Torch, Red, Crazy

• Fire Zones (9)
– Thunder, Hurrican, Lamb, Rambo, Rex, Lex, 
Laser, Male, Mare

• From Dime Front (6)
– Crossfire, Mable (switch), Spice, Sugar, Axe

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 5 man pressure­from base
• “Coverage­Blitz”
• Examples: 
– “3 Ox Show” (cover 3 with Mike & Ram going)
– “3 Tiger Half” (cover 3 Mike and Ram going)
– “0 Sting Time” (cover 0 with Spur and Bandit 
going)
– “0 Smoke Show” (cover 0, line slanting weak, 
Spur, Ram going outside End)

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 3 OX

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 3 Tiger

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  0 Smoke

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 0 Torch

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 3 Jacks Red

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 “Crazy”

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 5 man pressure from Dime:

•Crossfire
•Mable (Switch)
•Spice
•Sugar
•Axe

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 Dime 1Free Rules:

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F Deep Middle
Dime ($) in for Lion; will align according to blitz called. Man up with #3 in empty
We are playing man coverage with Spur and Bandit on #2’s (over vs. trips)
We will always send at least 1 linebacker; the other will be a hole defender.
If we send both inside backers, Dime will be hole defender unless covering #3 in empty.
Free Safety is playing deep middle. We can also use him to bracket a receiver & play 0.
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Hole defender will abandon responsibility if R releases. In that case, man up on R.
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 Dime Crossfire Cover 1Free

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 Dime “Mable” Cover 1 Free

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C S M R
$ C
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F
Deep Middle
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 Dime “ Mable Switch” Cover 1 Free

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F
Deep Middle
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 Dime “Spice” Cover 1 Free

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M R C
S Hole

F
Deep Middle
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 Dime “Sugar” Cover 1 Free

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C M R C
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Deep Middle
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 Dime Axe Cover 1Free
To field

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C S M R C
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F
Deep Middle
Nose slants to field (blitz)
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 2 Shell Pressure

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 Dime Lightening

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 Dime Win

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 3­3 Fire Zone Pressure
Cover 33: 3 deep, 3 under, rush 5

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Seam/curl/flat hole
C
Seam/curl/flat
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Cover 33 Rules:
We are sending 5 (3 linemen and usually 2 linebackers)
 
The remaining linebacker is a hole defender
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We will cover both seams, not allow vertical releases by #2’s
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 Thunder Cover 33
Field

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S
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Thirds Thirds Thirds
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 Hurricane Cover 33
Field

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Hole Seam/curl/flat

F B

Thirds Thirds Thirds

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 Lamb Cover 33

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B C
Seam/curl/flat
Hole
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 Rambo Cover 33

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F
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 Rex Cover 33

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B C
Hole Seam/curl/flat

F
Thirds Thirds Thirds
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 Lex Cover 33

L E N E
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Seam/curl/flat
B C
Seam/curl/flat
Hole

F
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 Laser Cover 33

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Seam/curl/flat
B C
Seam/curl/flat
Hole

F
Thirds Thirds Thirds
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 Male Cover 33

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Seam/curl/flat
B C
Hole Seam/curl/flat

F
Thirds Thirds Thirds
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 Mare Cover 33

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B C
Hole Seam/curl/flat

F
Thirds Thirds Thirds
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 6 man pressure

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 Zoo

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 TigerBandit

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 Ox Spur

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 TigerSpur

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 OxBandit

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 Pressure from dime

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 6 man pressure from Base
• “Coverage­Blitz”
• Examples: 
– “ 0 Zoo Time” (cover 0 with Lion Mike,Ram 
going)
– “3 Zoo” (cover 3 Lion,Mike and Ram going)
– “0 Tiger Bandit half” (cover 0 with Lion, Mike & 
Bandit going)
– “0 Ox Spur” (cover 0, line slanting weak, Spur, 
Ram going outside End)

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 Dime “Python” Cover 0

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 Dime “Boa” Cover 0

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 Numbers package

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 Numbers Package with Pressure
• When double­bracket coverage with 
pressure is desirable as part of a package
• May play single bracket with pressure if 
desired
• When a team places their best receiver at 
various positions in the offensive formation

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 Dime Numbers “12” Anchor

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 Dime Numbers “12” Anchor

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 Numbers 11 Ox (Swap)

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 “Duo” Package

S E N E B

N M $
C C
F

Corners Man on #1; keep inside leverage
Spur Bracket #2; outside leverage
Nickel Bracket #2; inside leverage
Mike Pressure
Dime Bracket #2; inside leverage
Bandit Bracket #2; inside leverage
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 Duo Pressure 

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“Indiana Right” Left “Indiana Left”
Field
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  “Ohio Right”
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 Appendix
• Weekly Practice Overview
• Sample Defensive Practice Plan 
• Sample Inside Drill Practice Script
• Sample 7 on 7 Period Practice Script
• Sample Team Period
• Sample Defensive Game Call Sheet
• Defensive Implementation Schedule
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 WEEKLY OVERVIEW (USED TO PLAN DAILY PRACTICE)
COUGAR FOOTBALL
Weekly Concepts to

WEEKLY OVERVIEW
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Weekly Defensive PRACTICE SCHEDULE Cover:

Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Run

Right, Left, 3 Jacks Red, Smoke Cover 0 Spur, Bandit Tiger

Fundamentals 3 Anchor, 3 Torpedo Torch Cover 0 Swap, Ox Swap
Insid e Z one

Review

Dart/Wrap

Wrap/Dart
Inside

Inside Drill
QB Trap

I nside Zone

QB Trap
Intro

Goaline Runs
Dart/Wrap

Zone

QB Trap

Review

Vs. 2 minute offense
Review

Hi Lo Boot

Da rt/Wrap

Hi Lo, Fade

7 on 7
Intro

Y or X Fad e Scat
Wheel/Pos t

I ntro

Boot, S cat

Whe el/Post Sma sh

Smas h

Review

Pass
Scat

Inside Zone

Review 
Wrap/Dart
Hi­Lo Crosses
Fa de

Team
Sma sh
Intro

Hi­Lo Crosses
Intro

Smash
Smash
Review

Hi Lo

Review
Bo ot

Crossing Routes
Review 
Empt y Draw

Bear Strong Cov 0 vs.

Goaline
Intro

Intro

All Sets
Y or X Fad e
3 man Sca t

Sla nt Review

Sm as h

No Huddle 2 minute Review Bracket & 

Smoke Cover 0
Linda, Rita, Tiger Swap,
3 Jacks Red vs. Trips
Special Torch Cover 0 Ox Swap, Spur/Bandit
Spur/Bandit over #2, FS Pressure Package
Wh ee l/Pos t

Situations Spur/Bandit over #2, FS over #2, FS align over

align over #3
align over #3 #3
Review

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 SAMPLE DEFENSIVE PRACTICE PLAN
COUGAR FOOTBALL
THOUGHT
Date:
  OF THE DA Y:

Front/Coverage Lift
"WINNING IS A HABITÉUNFORTUNATELY,
SO IS LOSING." -VINCE LOMBARDI
Defensive
PRACTICE SCHEDULE 1 Free, Numbers PM

Plays and Formations for

Linebackers
D Line Spur and Bandit Corners and Safety Today
PERIOD: # Time (Mike, Lion, Ram)

1 5
Fundy INDIVIDUAL FUNDAMENTALS FORMATIONS RUNS
2 10
(15) (EVERY DAY DRILLS) Press Technique
3 15
2 by 2 QB Trap, zone
4 20
GROUP 1 RUN FITS/
(10) 5 25
SLANT TECH Hole Drop
In and Out bracket technique
Trips open Draw
6 30 WATER BREAK
GROUP 2 7 35
(20) 8 40 INSIDE RUN DRILL
2 ON 1 Bracket Drill
9 45 (SEE SCRIPT)
10 50
11 55
Passes Formations
GROUP 3
12 60 1 ON 1 PASS
13 65 7 ON 7 (SEE SCRIPT) SMASH
(20)
RUSH (STOP 4 WIDE
14 70 CORNER)
15 75
CURL/WHEEL
4 WIDE
16 80 (MIRROR)
TEAM
(20) 17 85 TEAM (SEE SCRIPT)
Fade 4 WIDE
18 90

Hi Low 4 WIDE
CONDITIONING AS NEEDED Conditioning
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 SAMPLE INSIDE DRILL 
PRACTICE SCRIPT
COUGAR FOOTBALL
wed 9/28
"BIG 8" DEFENSIVE PRACTICE SCRIPT
Emphasis: Defending Spread Formation Runs
Play Card H FORMATION PLAY FRONT STUNT COV NOTES
1 A L see card inside zone Base Male 33 Shift

2 C R see card QB Trap Dime None 4 Hard Count

3 D R see card Inside Zone Base Mare 33 Motion

4 E R see card Dart/Wrap Dime None 1 free Robber

5 A L see card Draw Base Mable 33 hard Count

6 F L see card QB Trap Dime None Numbers 22

7 D L see card Inside Zone Dime None Numbers 22 Shift

8 A M see card QB Trap Base Mable 33

9 E M see card Draw Base Mare 33
10 F L see card FB Trap Base Laser 33 Hard Count

11 A R see card Inside Zone Dime None Numbers 22 Shift

12 C L see card Draw Dime Pinch Numbers 22

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 SAMPLE 7 ON 7
 PRACTICE SCRIPT

COUGAR FOOTBALL
7 on 7 DEFENSIVE PRACTICE SCRIPT Wed 9/28

Emphasis: Pressure vs. Spread

Play Card # h FORMATION PLAY FRONT STUNT/Blitz COV NOTES
1 A L see card Hi-Low Pass Dime w/bluff Red Numbers11 Zip motion
2 B M see card Fade Dime Cross Plug Numbers 11 Disguise!
3 A R see card Smash Base w/bluff Crazy Half 3 Disguise!
4 D L see card slant Base Zoo Show 1 Free Disguise!
5 A M see card Boot Pass Base Ox Swap 3 Shift
6 B M see card Fade Dime Tiger Lock 0 "Time"
7 A R see card trap pass Dime none 4 Bluff
8 D R see card slant Base none 3 Disguise!
9 A M see card trap pass Base w/bluff none 3 Disguise!
10 D L see card slant Base none 3 Disguise!

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 SAMPLE TEAM PERIOD  
PRACTICE SCRIPT

COUGAR FOOTBALL
"TEAM" DEFENSIVE PRACTICE SCRIPT wed 9/28

Emphasis: Defending the Spread

Play Card H FORMATION PLAY FRONT STUNT COV NOTES
1 A see card Inside Zone Base Right Bandit 3 Shift
2 B see card Fade Base Crazy Half 3 Hard Count
3 C see card Hi Lo Dime Red Numbers 22 Hard Count
4 AA see card Boot Base Left Spur 3 Empty
5 A see card Qb Trap Dime none 1 Free Robber Motion
6 B see card Inside Zone Dime None 4 Empty
7 C see card Wrap/Dart Base Zoo Time 3 Shift
8 C see card Inside Zone Dime Cross Plug Numbers 11 Hard Count
9 BB see card Boot Base left 3 Hard Count
10 C see card Hi Lo Base Tiger Spur 0 Empty
11 AA see card Fade Base Bandit 3 Motion
12 B see card Wrap/Dart Base left 3 Shift
13 A see card QB Trap Base Ox Bandit 0 Hard Count
14 D see card Inside Zone Base right 3 Hard Count
15 B see card Draw Base left 3 Empty

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SAMPLE DEFENSIVE GAME CALL 
SHEET

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