This is such a good explanation of bear front stunts, as well as what people (who know more about football than me) mean when they talk about being able to scheme up pressure. It seem like one benefit of this (beyond having the QB starting to throw without fully weighting his front foot even when the pocket is clean) is that coaches and players may have to spend a great deal of time trying to prepare for this in advance. The more time you can get the other team to waste during practice, the better. Thanks Coach. I'm having so much more fun watching the games since I found this channel.
As an OL coach, I hate this. As a DL coach, I love this. Our big rival that we need to beat runs a myriad of 5-0 games and other sims/creepers. I think OL coaches need to find a menu of answers to counter these. You defensive guys are getting too good to just sit in Half-Slide on every pass attempt! Good stuff, Vass
100% agree! I’m just so new at Adobe Premiere (I learned it last week), so I didn’t want to further slow down production because I’d promised it two weeks ago! I will definitely add that, as well as more diagrams, and actual video of me. Thank you for the feedback!
Absolutely love this. As a fan from the UK with no real knowledge of the coaching and tactics, this kind of content is invaluable in helping me learn to watch the game better!
Great video Coach! If it isn't too much of an editing pain I would love to see the drawn-up version just for a second before the clip of it being run. Although I did really enjoy you going through the concepts and then explaining them again during the clip. It made learning/remembering it much easier.
Thanks Coach. This wasn't that easy as a novice-level viewer but I got there by the end I think, especially with understanding the stunts on the line. It's interesting to see how it works as a synergistic approach and get the media and fans pick out one player as being the one to praise.
Thank god I have break! Edit: also this was a great video. It works well if you are listening to it like a podcast and works well if you are watching it as a video, which is hard to do! Definitly better then my first proper video.
Bear is making a big comeback. With all the RPO and multiple receiver offenses, it turns into basketball all on grass, with most teams taking away the inside hard and letting anyone in man key on their one guy. It lets you match up guys easier and still lets a rushers rushers rush hard. It makes run fits hard sometimes and rely puts a lot of trust on coverage men IDing run and pass. But its fun to watch and guys like Walters, DC at Illinois and Purdue new head coach, asre basically at this point base bear teams. at least Illini were last year.
Great video coach! Fan from overseas Turkey! I have a question though, how would you coach this schemes if this is a run play? do they loop again or when they feel the run they just go 5 0 defense gap control scheme? Thanks again!
Thanks for the video. I'd like to see your thoughts on how Patriots defended Lamar Jackson in 2019. I saw them line up 3 rushers to the left (offense right) & 1 opposite to force LJ8 to scramble left, I'd love to see your breakdown of it. Thanks!
I would say continue to learn how and why things are happening. Look for clinics given by football coaches. You will start to notice patterns. It’s a long process, but every bit of info helps.
Hey, sorry for the dumb question, but I'm kind of learning all the Xs and Os of the game. A lot of times they aren't disguising this at all, so are they just completely unconcerned about the offense checking out into man beaters when they see it? I would think with the Pats versatility in their positional groups they'd be able to run some pretty tricky rotations, but with 4, sometimes 5 DBs all the way over on one side of the formation, I would think they run the risk of getting toasted deep by teams with incredible receiving cores. (great vid btw)
This is such a good explanation of bear front stunts, as well as what people (who know more about football than me) mean when they talk about being able to scheme up pressure.
It seem like one benefit of this (beyond having the QB starting to throw without fully weighting his front foot even when the pocket is clean) is that coaches and players may have to spend a great deal of time trying to prepare for this in advance. The more time you can get the other team to waste during practice, the better.
Thanks Coach. I'm having so much more fun watching the games since I found this channel.
As an OL coach, I hate this. As a DL coach, I love this. Our big rival that we need to beat runs a myriad of 5-0 games and other sims/creepers. I think OL coaches need to find a menu of answers to counter these. You defensive guys are getting too good to just sit in Half-Slide on every pass attempt!
Good stuff, Vass
Add in the comments below: do you like the video continuously playing while I explain the concepts or is it too distracting?
continuously is fine
Continuously works for me
Enjoy it playing continuously!
This was great content and the way you presented it was great as well
Great video.
1 thing I would add is highlighting where we should be looking during the film session.
100% agree! I’m just so new at Adobe Premiere (I learned it last week), so I didn’t want to further slow down production because I’d promised it two weeks ago! I will definitely add that, as well as more diagrams, and actual video of me. Thank you for the feedback!
@@CoachVassFootball no problem. Brett Kollmann definitely recommended a great channel
An incredibly exciting day for ALL coaches as the MAN coach Vass is on UA-cam! Welcome coach!
First time listener! thank you for this video, Coach! Love the content and always love learning about the game!
Absolutely love this. As a fan from the UK with no real knowledge of the coaching and tactics, this kind of content is invaluable in helping me learn to watch the game better!
This is going to be an excellent channel. Glad im one of the early subscribers
Thank you for the kind words, and I’m glad you enjoyed the video!
A+ my man!
Great video Coach! If it isn't too much of an editing pain I would love to see the drawn-up version just for a second before the clip of it being run. Although I did really enjoy you going through the concepts and then explaining them again during the clip. It made learning/remembering it much easier.
You should check out the 2021 Titans Film. This video was great!
Thanks Coach. This wasn't that easy as a novice-level viewer but I got there by the end I think, especially with understanding the stunts on the line. It's interesting to see how it works as a synergistic approach and get the media and fans pick out one player as being the one to praise.
Amazing stuff!!! Great Job Coach
GREAT STUFF! Keep these coming.
First to comment and I really enjoyed the content! Your commentary over the video is great and I'm looking forward to more videos coach.
Awesome video. Not a coach but I love learning about the game. Hope to see more vids from you!
I’m going to run this with 33 cub & put a S at the lone LB spot. Thank you 🙏🏾
Thank god I have break!
Edit: also this was a great video. It works well if you are listening to it like a podcast and works well if you are watching it as a video, which is hard to do! Definitly better then my first proper video.
Coach this was some great content here, really enjoyed it
Bear is making a big comeback. With all the RPO and multiple receiver offenses, it turns into basketball all on grass, with most teams taking away the inside hard and letting anyone in man key on their one guy. It lets you match up guys easier and still lets a rushers rushers rush hard. It makes run fits hard sometimes and rely puts a lot of trust on coverage men IDing run and pass. But its fun to watch and guys like Walters, DC at Illinois and Purdue new head coach, asre basically at this point base bear teams. at least Illini were last year.
Great video coach! Fan from overseas Turkey! I have a question though, how would you coach this schemes if this is a run play?
do they loop again or when they feel the run they just go 5 0 defense gap control scheme? Thanks again!
Great video!
I want to learn more about this Deion concept where can I find out?
Great content as always!
Could you talk about the Ravens defense as well later on? They are fantastic at getting free rushers at the QB. Great content by the way.
I will do some stuff on them at some point. They do a lot of the same stuff with the 5-0 stuff!
@@CoachVassFootball Right their fronts are fascinating. I feel horrible for the QB and OL when the Ravens come to town lol.
@@TheInterloperTV A little peek behind the scenes, I actually pulled some drawings from the Ravens stuff I have, for this video.
@@CoachVassFootball I kinda figured. I always thought both the Ravens and Patriot defenses were similar.
We must watch a different team.
great stuff
Good job
Thanks for the video. I'd like to see your thoughts on how Patriots defended Lamar Jackson in 2019. I saw them line up 3 rushers to the left (offense right) & 1 opposite to force LJ8 to scramble left, I'd love to see your breakdown of it. Thanks!
gotta get that 2nd watch so you make sure you got everything the first time at 1 am
Loved the video. Do you have any suggestions on how young football fans can get better at analyzing film?
I would say continue to learn how and why things are happening. Look for clinics given by football coaches. You will start to notice patterns. It’s a long process, but every bit of info helps.
@@CoachVassFootball thanks
Hey, sorry for the dumb question, but I'm kind of learning all the Xs and Os of the game. A lot of times they aren't disguising this at all, so are they just completely unconcerned about the offense checking out into man beaters when they see it? I would think with the Pats versatility in their positional groups they'd be able to run some pretty tricky rotations, but with 4, sometimes 5 DBs all the way over on one side of the formation, I would think they run the risk of getting toasted deep by teams with incredible receiving cores. (great vid btw)
Thanks for the kind words! They have an entire package built off of it and it’s only one piece of it. I’ll go into the other stuff as time goes on.
@@CoachVassFootball Awesome!
Good content!!!
Awesome
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Hello
joker = Jack Over (Jack & Star on same side)
What does the “*” and “$” mean?
The * is the Star, AKA the Nickel. The $ is the sub LB in certain packages and the 6th DB in others.
@@CoachVassFootball Oh ok, so the * is the player subbed in nickel packages, and the $ is the player subbed in dime packages?
Who downvoted this, Valley Christian coach?
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