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DEFENSE AT KINGSLEY

3-3 STACK

DEFENSIVE PHILOSOPHY

PRINCIPLES OF THE 3-3 STACK DEFENSE1. SWARM-This is the first and foremost principle of the defense. Great swarm prevents scores. In the final

analysis, the effectiveness of a defensive team is measured by number of points scored against it. This is also the

best way to "intimidate" an offense.

2. "OUT WORK" THE OPPONENT-very !ee our opponents must fear the idea of playing against a tough

physical defense. There is a direct correlation between this and swarming ability. This also pertains to being a

great tacling team. !e must tacle in a hard, aggressive, wrapping fashion. #issed tacles will not be tolerated.

#issed tacles is the disease that can completely cripple a defense.

$. ASSIGNMENT EXECUTION-ach man must now his individual assignment responsibility on every defense

and e%ecute, to the best of his ability, each play. &ny gambling or hunch defense by an individual can only lead toa breadown of our team effort and cause a long run or pass.

'. CONFIDENCE-!hen we brea the huddle, we are confident in what we are doing. (onfidence is contagious.(ociness is stupidity. !e have a confident, fearless attitude about playing this game. !e will be a great defense.

). GAP CONTROL-ach man must defend his gap. !e will have a shoulder pad in every gap.

RULES FOR

STAG DEFENSIVE

FOOTBALL

RULE #1

* +

11:30RULE #2

HAVE FUN


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GOOD DEFENSE STARTS WITH A GOOD HUDDLE

ENDS: ead up

with eyes focused on.linebacersBEARS: KODIAK

and

GRIZZLEYTae position ne%t to ends- head up with eyes focused on /sNOSE: 0et huddle 1 yard from the ball. ead up with eyes focused on /s

MIKE: Tae a position in front of the nose- will have the responsibility of calling

1. get signal from sideline

2. call signal

$. brea huddle after call ready,3T&4&!&567 everyone clap on

breaSAM: Tae a position behind and between the nd and *ose.

WILL: Tae a position behind and between the nd and *ose.CORNERS: PANTHER and COUGAR Tae positions in the rear of the huddle and listen to #ie8s call then 9o%8s

FOX: Tae a position in front of the nd- will have the responsibility of calling

1. down : distance

2. calling field position wide side left or right7$. PASS COVERAGEfrom ;-bac coach on sideline. #ae call after #ie maes the front call.

GENERAL PROCEDURES:

1. 9ront line- 0tand straight up with hands on hips, eyes focused on linebacers. 4eep hands on thigh pads.2. *o unnecessary taling in huddle. ;o not lean on teammates.

$. 1f you do not hear the signal, say "chec". #ie will repeat the call.

*T 4*+!I*G T ;9*0.BE AWARE of the no huddle offense!!!!!

?. There may be a time when we want the entire defense to huddle on the sideline during a time out.

CALLING THE DEFENSEThe defense is called in the following manner

PC

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OUR SIDELINE

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1. The front

2. ine movement

$. The stunt@blitA, if one is being employed

?. The coverage%ample

$$ I*( =;-nds inch to inside gap, 0tac alignment with secondary employing cover $

NOTES:

0- +/ that will always go to the TB if 2 Ts or no Ts, go to the call side.

-!I- +/ that will always go away from 0 usually 0 side7

ALIGNMENT NUMBERING SYSTEM

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TECHNI9UES:0-align head on center/- align on inside shoulder of guard- align head on guard3- align on outside shoulder of guard;- align head on tacle

;/-align inside ear hole of tacle- align on outside shoulder of T.

?/- align on inside shoulder of wing?- align head on wing@-align on outside shoulder of wing

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TECHNI9UES

GAPS

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3-3 STACK DEFENSIVE PERSONNEL

NOSE:

Cuicer and more athletic than nd. !ill align in a D, 0hade, or a 1 techniEue. #ust never be reached.

ENDS:

0iAe and strength are the Eualities needed at this position. !ill align in a $,?, or ' techniEue.KODIAK:

0trong side /ear. $ yards deep and $ yards outside the #+. !ill align to the Tight nd side or strong side of

the formation. hysical and disciplined run defender with ability to cover bacs man-to-man. "great athlete"GRIZZLEY:

+pen side /ear. $ yards deep and $ yards outside the #+. !ill align to the open side or wea side of theformation. hysical and disciplined run defender with ability to cover bacs man-to-man. "great athlete"

MIKE:

#iddle linebacer. !ill align in a DD stac behind the *ose. =>*-0T+= 9I=0T6 Inside out to the ball

player. #ust be most physical player yet possess the ability to run. &lign with heels at ? F yards.SAM:

0trong side linebacer. !ill normally align in a ?D stac techniEue behind the nd to the strong side.tight end7

;ownhill, aggressive run-stopper.


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Cuic (ornerbac. 0peed, athletic ability, and aggressive attitude are important assets for this position. !il

play to the single receiver or short side of the field.FOX:

9ree 0afety. #ust be a great athlete. =un and pass player with the nowledge to recogniAe formations andtendencies. #ust be able to mae formation and coverage calls.

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POSITION AREAS

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A STANCE

!e will use a $ point 0printer8s stance with the feet shoulder width apart and the inside hand down.

&lways step with the gap side foot first. >se a 9ive 9inger base with the down hand e%tended about

$ inches in front of the helmet. This puts the weight forward. The tail should be higher than theshoulders. 4eep your head up and nec butted. 5our eyes should be forward grasping the entire area

around your ey. The weight of your stance should be on the e%tended arm. &lign as close to the

offensive ineman as possible. (rowd the line of scrimmage.

1 3; ?

STUNT GAPS

ULES:

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B ALIGNMENTS

;8s will align based on the call techniEues e%ample ?? /ase7 both ? techsB '? ' tech : = ? Tech

C TECHNI9UES:

&ttac the near shoulder of the +ffensive lineman toward which you are moving. Tae one step toward

your gap and 2 steps of hard penetration then redirect and find the foo tball. The nd should be reading the

bloc of the offensive player toward whom he is moving. The nd at tacs the offensive lineman8s

shoulder and follows the shoulder. e should READ ON THE RUN and focus on the < of the

inemans nec. The nd does not sit : wait to see the blocing scheme.

KEYS

A KEY:

5our ey will always be the gap shoulder of the man you are moving toward unless there is a stunt call.

D BLOCKING SCHEMES:

1 DOWN BLOCK-*; steps with his gap foot, then rips to the shoulder on his second step. If the shoulder

disappears, he sEueeAes down inside7 and finds the football.

REACH BLOCK-*;

steps with his gap foot, thenrips to the shoulder on his

second step. If the shouldercomes to him, he fights

through it and finds the

football.

3 CUTOFF BLOCK-

*; steps with his gap

foot, then rips to the

shoulder on his second

step. If the shoulder

disappears inside, he chases

it and finds the football.

; FOLD BLOCK-*;steps with his gap foot, then

rips to the shoulder on his

second step. If the shoulder

disappears outside, he chases it

and finds the football.


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then rips to the shoulder on his second step. If the shoulder disappears inside, he chases it, taes on any blocs, and

finds the football.

= GUARD INSIDE-

TRAP- *; steps with

his gap foot, then rips

to the shoulder on his

second step. If theshoulder disappearsinside, he chases it,

blows up the trap bloc

with his outside

shoulder, and finds the

football.

> DROP BACK

PASS-*; is

responsible for therush lane toward the

gap to which he is

moving.

? SPRINT OUT PASS-

*; wors one lane wider in

the direction of Euarterbac

sprint.

NOSEGUARD

A ALIGNMENT:

ead up D tech7 on the

offensive center.

B KEY:

=ead the helmet of the center.9eel for the guards bloc

C RESPONSIBILITY:

/oth & gaps, unless a stuntsends you elsewhere.

D BLOCKING SCHEMES:

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MIKEeeps his feet parallel while SAM: WILLdrop the outside foot slightly bac.

C KEYS

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(5 =ead the path of the 9/ or shallow bac.%5 #irror his path.75 (hec near Guard for run@pass@pull*5 +n run, meet 9/ at the point of engagement.

!5 4eep outside arm and leg free.

.5 YOUR BLITZ GAP IS THE GAP

SAM (* WILL 4; (&*' *!!+5

(5 =ead the path of the T/ or deep bac.%5 Tae first window to intercept path.75 (hec near Guard for run@pass@pull*5 +n run, meet T/ at the point of engagement.

!5 4eep outside arm and leg free..5 YOUR BLITZ GAP IS SAM---3 GAP WILL---; GAP

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SUMMARY OF FUNDAMENTALS

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TOOLS TO DEVELOP FOR A TOP PASS DEFENDER:

1. &ggressiveness

2. Cuic reactions- develop your feet

$. #ental alertness- earn what you need to now about all coverages.?. osition on a receiver- loo through the receivers top shoulder to the passer for the ball.

'. /e at top speed when the ball is in the air. ;evelop a burst of speed for five yards.

BASIC COVERAGE RULES

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COVERAGE TECHNI9UES

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B A/6$!

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TIGHT FORMATIONon a normal T7

H to L yds deep $ yds outside shoulder of TWIDE FORMATIONon a wide receiver7

H to L yds deep and up to 1 yard outside dependent upon position of number 1 receiver : ball. F&!! S(.!-

!ill align 1D- 1$ yards deep, splitting the distance between the corners. The depth of the safety will depend

on the width of the wide outs. be deep enough to play the post to either side7 &*; by where the ball is on the

field hash mar, etc.7 and where the strength of the formation is.*+T +ur alignment will be dependent upon the receivers split for the most part. & normal split is 1H yds. from

the ball. It is appro%imately 1H yds. from the hash mars and the sideline, appro%imately 1H yds from the middleof the field to halfway between the hash mars and boundary. +nce splits go past normal, we will begin to move

inside the receiver. (orners will never align outside the midpoint in their Aone unless the ball is on the hash and

the receiver is outside the numbers to the boundary. *ever align closer than H yards from the boundary.

C K!'

1. (orners- C/ using peripheral vision on receivers

2. 0afety- C/ using peripheral vision on receivers.

D P('' &!(7/,

1. (orners- deep outside 1@$ to your side

2. 0afety- deep middle 1@$

E R# &!(7/,

1. (orners- always fill outside in to football2. 0afety- always fill inside out to football

F T!7)/#!'

1 C,&!&'-/egin bac peddling on the snap of the ball maing your 1ststeps short : fast. ater steps

may be longer as you are reading pass or run. &lways now where the midpoint of your Aoneis. /e able to weave in your bac peddle to it, if receivers force you to. 5our cushion should

reduce to $-' yards as you reach the critical area 12-1' yds7. 5+> (&* *


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the post or out, weave staying sEuare7 *ever step forward until you are sure it is a run. &ttac

run with proper angle for your run support. /e aware of halfbac passes. +n run away from

you, tae proper pursuit angle so that you can mae play if the ball cuts bac.

S(.!- 5ou will mirror the C/ and step with him. If ball on line, you will slide with C/ until he is

one step past the dive bac then attac inside out on the football. If layaction or pull up pass,

tae mirror step with C/ : weave toward midpoint of your Aone. /e able to wor to where

C/ is looing. If sprint out pass, you will begin to wor towards the side the C/ is sprinting

once he passes the tacle bo%, but maintain an inside out position on C/. 5ou will follow thesame procedure for eeping cushion on receivers as corners. 5ou must eep everything in

front of you and be aware what both wideouts are doing. &lways be deep enough to be on acollision course with any post route.

E We $%ll ne&e' (o)e fo'$*'d unt%l $e *'e su'e %t %s * 'un+ n(e $e (o)e fo'$*'d, $e $%ll not -%&e -'ound fo' the

.*ll (*''%e'+ /ee0 you' 0'o0e' *n-le on the .*ll *nd do not -et .lo(ked+

COVER 3 ALIGNMENTS

STACK BLUE

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COVER 3 ZONES

II RED4M(-,-$(5see 'ules on 0*-e 11

A S(7!-normalB A/6$!-

1 P()!& (* C,#6(&

J 1 =eceiver ) yards deep, inside shade man-to-man.

S(.!

J2 =eceiver to the /litA side. If /litA is coming from both sides, tae J2 to the two receiver side.

#ae a MEcall to the /. If J2 is in /acfield, lay 9ree.

$. K,*/(8 (* G&/

J 2 #an. MEcall to / if J2 is in /acfield.

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J2 #an. J$ #an with a MEcall


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STACK KEG BLUE

III WHITE 43-DEEP ROLL5see 'ules on 0*-e 11

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A/6 '($! (' RED

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T/6) , 7(: (url@9lat (loud7

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0y or (loud to side of /litA

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W/*! ,# , ,#& '/*!: ;eep #iddle.

N, 2/*! ,# ,#& '/*!:;eep +utside.

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IV YELLOW 4-DEEP MAN UNDER5see 'ules on 0*-es 11 12

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1 P()!& (* C,#6(&

1 MAN

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; F T+ 2 =(I. I0T /&(4.

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STACK YELLOW

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POSITION ALIGN KEY GAP OPTION PASS

NOSE 0 CENTER 1 GAPSTRONG A

DIVE LANE RUSH

ENDS ; GUARD GAPD GAP

PITCHCOVERAGE

STUNT

GRIZZLY 33

LMOL TO

DEEPEST

BACK

? GAPD GAP

PITCHCOVERAGE

STUNT

COUGAR 9B OUTSIDE IN PITCH COVERAGE

PANTHER 9B OUTSIDE IN PITCH COVERAGE

FOX 9B INSIDE OUT 9B TO PITCH COVERAGE

EAGLE

N EE

M SW

KG

CP

F

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M SW

KG

CP

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NOSESHADE

STRONG CENTER1 GAP

STRONG ADIVE LANE RUSH

ENDSSTRONG ;

WEAK 3 GUARDSTRONG GAPD GAP PITCH

COVERAGE

STUNT

GRIZZLY :;=?


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DIVE LANE RUSH

ENDS 3 GUARD 3; GAPB GAPS

DIVE LANE RUSH

SAM>0

STACK

DEEPEST

BACK> GAPD GAP

PITCHCOVERAGE

STUNT

MIKE00

STACK

FB

GUARD

GAP

FREE

STRONG

INSIDE OUTCOVERAGE

STUNT

WILL ;0DEEPEST

BACK? GAPD GAP

PITCHCOVERAGE

STUNT

KODIAK > TACKLE ;=?

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MIKE 0 FB GUARD1 GAP

; GAPINSIDE OUT

COVERAGE

STUNT

WILL TACKLE

< GAPC GAP 9B FORCE

GRIZZLY 33

LMOL TO

DEEPEST

BACK

? GAPDGAP

PITCHCOVERAGE

STUNT




TIGER



DIVE LANE RUSH

ENDS ; TACKLE

GUARD

3; GAP DIVE LANE RUSH

SAM ;0

STACK

DEEPEST

BACK

> GAPD GAP

PITCH COVERAGE

STUNT

MIKE 00

STACK

FB

GUARD

GAP WEAK

FREE STRONGINSIDE OUT COVERAGE

STUNT

WILL ;0STACK

DEEPESTBACK

? GAPD GAP

PITCH COVERAGESTUNT

KODIAK TILT @ TE < GAPC GAP

9B FORCE

GRIZZLY TILT @ TE = GAPCGAP

9B FORCE

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,#& '# !: E STACK WHAM ; R!*ENDS- If you hear any number to the inside of your gap responsibility, play

base. If you hear your gap responsibility J, pinch to the inside gap.

NOSE- If you get a 1 or a 2 call, go opposite. If you get a 1 and a 2 call, stand up

the center then drop and find ball.

NNNIf a line stunt is called and a / stunt is added, follow your rule based on your G&

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LINEBACKERS

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NOSEhears his gap so hefollows his rule and goes

opposite

END hears his gap so hefollows his rule and goes

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S"AC/ S*W 46

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MIKE GOES FIRST TO 3 GAP

BECAUSE HIS LETTER

COMES FIRST

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END hears his gap so hefollows his rule and goes inside gap

S"AC/ /%sS 47 BLUE

KODIAK GOES FIRST TO < GAPBECAUSE HIS LETTER COMES

FIRST

ENDhears his gap so he

follows his rule and goes inside gap.

S"AC/ MoW BLUE

S"AC/ Wh*M 28 BLUE

WIL GOES FIRST TO GAP

BECAUSE HIS LETTER COMES

FIRST

S"AC/ W*9 BLUE

S"AC/ 9loW 8: BLUE

GRIZZLY GOES FIRST TO ;

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