Football 101: Eagle Front

The Eagle front is very similar to the Okie front. The main difference is that all three defensive linemen are now lined up inside the offensive tackles. Typically, the strong outside linebacker is aligned head up on the tight end in 6-technique. The other outside linebacker can play at the line of scrimmage or off the ball. The Eagle front allows the interior three to better occupy all five offensive linemen and force double teams by alignment.
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I appreciate it! Glad the videos are helpful

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As always, love these vids!

[@steelers10530]

can you elaborate on how this is different than the tite front?

[@WeeklySpiral]

Same thing, different name.

[@WhosmanzYT]

Would you ever go over like Dick LeBeau? Or Wade Phillips? What made their defenses so great?

[@WeeklySpiral]

I’ll add those to the list and see if I can get some good film of them

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