Film Review: Northwestern Sequencing Down G

Down G is a show that has previously starred in several prostitution crimes that have fallen out of fashion in the modern dissemination age. But as teams began to bring more TEs back onto the list, they felt the need to implement more segregation schemes in area-dominated crime. Down G was a game that got them there.

I've previously written about Down G և how it works as a back cut waiting to be lifted first. This is basically a version of a pen և picture, many will allow it to work as long as the center is open for free drawing.

Early in the season against Michigan, the Northwest team reduced the Spartans' defense. Still lagging in the OL, the Northwest began to rally towards the Down G to use the DE's momentum to close the defensive front. From their TE Wing appearance, they could also select the game after the vertical motion transfers. Let's see.

Constitution - Composition:

Northwestern comes in 3x1 with the TE Wing formula. The 3x1 aspect of this sequence is very well thought out for using the PAP component for two main reasons.

1. If you want your TE wing to meet your primary goals, you want it to meet safety-preferred LBs. This match is better to get 3×1 because the CB maker is out of reach of WR
2. They want the security that comes with running. This probably happens naturally depending on the orientation of the TE sidewall. Many Down G teams like to run away from the 2x2 TE wing to attack the CB maker in a race frenzy. But of course the CBs often stay much lower, reducing the PAP element in the sequence.

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As with any game, there are nuances to how teams behave differently. The subtlety here is how Northwestern uses its T-Block.

Some teams will align this pavilion more closely to the cast and the bottom block to it like the rest of the dividers inside. In this way, the entire frontline is actually crushing the defense while the hitter takes care of the strong defender. We call this traditional method Down G.

The LB makes wildcats with the winger or plays it safe and then aims with a DE shot.

Each method has its advantages.

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The first advantage of the traditional Down G is its ease of use. The first OL revealed is shooting, kicking the power player, blocking everyone in front, closing the defenses inside, and blocking everyone in the back. With this you can implement the scheme with power on the front և zone on the back և, for example, which brings you a lot of money.

This also makes the room a "crumpled" room. What do wrinkles mean? Really, you just have to split the defense - try to get to the second level as quickly as possible. I think FB runs like a crease in the middle of the formation. Far from being a panacea, Down G և Belly isolates this version of Down Power Defender from the rest of the defense and from the inverters inside.

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The variation of the arch has certain advantages. First, it's more likely to give you a great personality. Overall, OG Vs. Safety Tie is not a good game and TEs are not a good game in DL. It helps to avoid them to a certain extent.

The arc block can also: 1) reach the power player faster, make defense missions harder and give RB more options when breaking through the first level; 2) This often helps to lengthen the DE towards soft-edge defense and put it in a more curving mode if it sees the arm lengthen when firing.

Theoretically, if the winger is in a positive position (extra side of the game), some corners of the front corner can also be improved as you can actually turn to him instead of letting the winger rise to you. But it can also make turns difficult to control, as the heavy DE style (via direct TE) can turn into a tractor or a TE person depending on how he's attacking.

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MSU forms by placing their ILB on top of their DE. This makes TE's job a bit tricky (generally because teams like to play 6 against open boards) but effectively forces him to hold back DE as he leans towards LB he doesn't. : That means his first step is to step out to make sure he closes the DE inside, և if the DE rips inside, he closes it there. The front guard then extends to the LB side of the cluster while the forearm slopes towards Ni. Back outlines the area.

Actually, he is very well prepared, except that the wings and center are not doing their job. If any of these succeed, this game will likely have a very positive win because either the NE is closed on the outside, the “LB” going under the middle doesn't reach the ball carrier in time, or the LB is closed on the back, RB can on the right arm of the RB block to be on the right. But both cannot walk, they only pass 5 meters.

Here is the TE wing down G chart they described in turn. T is in the BOSS block of LOS, TE is in the bottom block. pic.twitter.com/EQHbwqQV0h:

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Northwest sequence PAPs

There are actually three installation points to stop Down G.

1. Attach the fixed edge - push out the hole. If MSU wanted to do that, Ni's attack would have to be tough, especially on the wing.
2. Quickly scrape the tip with LBs. Since the game doesn't offer a really good clipping option, LBs, which can protrude beyond the seal blocks, can limit the effects of the game.
3. Filling out the blocking table from the extension (backup / stop) does not count.

Both require quick, hard-working reaction, making them vulnerable to the pace of action of the Northwest-run game. Progress in the northwest will end, mediation, exit.

In both cases, the stem or initial release of the TE ապահով is provided by the way the slur closes along the Gs. The Y-TE weakens from within, as if locking or blocking the MIKE. It works too much. The thread is released outward first, just as it increases in width to cross the seam.

Against 1st hat, this is probably most useful for tight security, especially if you have strong security eyes that stick to the racer. LBs are also absorbed, at which point FS QB support exceeds the above. With heavy coverage, the QB goes to the third working receiver, the external outlet.

On the 3rd floor the LBs will be back to work, keep an eye on the cup. This allows the TEs to fall behind the LB level, in which case one of the LBs is likely to recover below the over track. Likewise, Nin, who can focus primarily on running, needs to be rehabilitated to bond with the stitches. Both CBs are stored by methods outside of the WR, և consequently again the QB can only deny the integrity of the MOF.

With weak antispin, the idea is the same.

Again, compared to the standard area coverage, you'll find matches in portrait mode. But High-Defense 2 needs to have backup security, so security is likely to play more aggressively. In this stubbie/cone example, the ear canal, suture, or suture can likely go in or out of the lid and open up. Again, the last resort for WR is to go it alone.

The worst case scenario would be a "poach" / "solo" cover where the weak security aspect accounts for the vertical Y3 (Y-TE). It can rely on TE with less support than MIKE. H is then doubled in the hole between Ni և SS:. However, this means that both are external versions. On the way back, if the QB sees the weak side cheating on the strength of the strong side, he can continue on his vigilant path (this can be difficult cover for the CB who is on the island - must defend vertically: side) or working through his lead And ending on the strong side brings out the WR.

Compared to teams that poach a lot, you might prefer to use more 2×2 formations for a total of 4 cover arts. This is especially true when you feel that a strong safety (for TE) is difficult to control, or when the opponent is about to run from the 2nd deck to the TE booth.

Note that MSU appears to have HOT coverage (3 up, 2 down) that works like QB 3 coverage, but that's better than assuming a 6 person coverage pattern will resist 6 stress threats. In this case, almost everyone opens, so it's more about being in the sack - checking that right-back doesn't get the sixth shot.

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Af G Wealthy Vertical. Too late, click on the puppet with LB to turn around and run. pic.twitter.com/Qczh1Wgxl9:

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