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re: Day after takes on Game 1
Posted on 9/4/22 at 8:57 pm to Harry Rex Vonner
Posted on 9/4/22 at 8:57 pm to Harry Rex Vonner
I’ll just dissect every one of your posts if you’re going to drag this on…
Cover 3, known to normal fans as prevent. Yet, you’re saying use it to take away the deep ball. Yet Cincy ran with a 3-3 alignment up front all day…so that leaves 2 corners to cover 2-4 WRs in our sets with 3 safeties…which never happened by the way…but let’s just roll with what you said…Makes as much sense as a football bat.
I’ll drop knowledge
Explain to me zone safeties…This is interesting to me. As someone who played football from the age of 8 until I was 22, zone safety coverage is absolutely something I want to be educated on. I’m always interested in gaining knowledge. Zone safeties huh…interesting.
Now this is real damn interesting here…So you’re saying running under cover 1 WITH SAFETIES(plural) in man? So are we running under or over coverage in your scenario? So…let’s just ignore the 1 in over Cover 1 or is this some more new terminology?
In your scenario, are we running a 4-4, 4-3, or 3-4?
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if a team is playing to take away the deep ball, they would be in cover 3
Cover 3, known to normal fans as prevent. Yet, you’re saying use it to take away the deep ball. Yet Cincy ran with a 3-3 alignment up front all day…so that leaves 2 corners to cover 2-4 WRs in our sets with 3 safeties…which never happened by the way…but let’s just roll with what you said…Makes as much sense as a football bat.
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but you don't want to talk about that now
I’ll drop knowledge
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that I understand that there are zone/man variations and that cover 2 for instance can be zone underneath and over the top, or bump and run man underneath with zone safeties over the top
Explain to me zone safeties…This is interesting to me. As someone who played football from the age of 8 until I was 22, zone safety coverage is absolutely something I want to be educated on. I’m always interested in gaining knowledge. Zone safeties huh…interesting.
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most teams call straight man (5-6 yards off, a yard inside the WR) cover 1, which WOULD actually be a time when the safeties would be up in straight man on slots and tight ends, or offset backs
Now this is real damn interesting here…So you’re saying running under cover 1 WITH SAFETIES(plural) in man? So are we running under or over coverage in your scenario? So…let’s just ignore the 1 in over Cover 1 or is this some more new terminology?
In your scenario, are we running a 4-4, 4-3, or 3-4?
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Posted on 9/4/22 at 9:09 pm to Hawgeye
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I’ll drop knowledge
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Explain to me zone safeties…This is interesting to me. As someone who played football from the age of 8 until I was 22, zone safety coverage is absolutely something I want to be educated on. I’m always interested in gaining knowledge. Zone safeties huh…interesting.
Explain zone safeties? And you claim you played until age 22?
You're a pathological liar.
2 deep zone safeties cover half the field deep while underneath corners and linebackers play underneath routes. Got it?
Is that real damn interesting to you because you're trying to save face from looking a fricking douchebag on a message board?
So we certainly know you didn't play defensive back up until the age of 22. Was it flag football?
next, so you're asking if straight man with corners and safeties both in man can be run with a 4-4 front? You're asking that? Because that would be an 8 man front. So you're already once again showing your ignorance.
and I thought you were done talking to me
This post was edited on 9/4/22 at 9:12 pm
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