For those of you who want the corners to press, you realize you're calling for an entirely different scheme, right? You can't press the corners and then play the rest of the zone the same way.
What scheme would you use?
Lu, I don't understand D like you do, but there were numerous instances against KState where our CB's were in press coverage. Maybe we were in man on those situations.
But what blew my mind was that even though we were in press coverage, our CB's made no attempt to bump the WR at the snap of the ball. Instead they turned and ran immediately at the snap giving the WR's free releases. Can somebody explain why you would press and not try to bump? If you don't try to disrupt the timing of the route, even a running QB like Klein will pick you apart.
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The corners bailed because we where in cover 3 and they were getting to their deep thirds responsibility.
The concept is to look like press man pre snap when youre actually going to play cover 3.
Exactly. What's weird to me is that we don't see a lot of matching up in the zone. If we're supposed to see it, then from live play they look really lost. Most of our guys are standing still or "covering an area/grass" as people often say. If I told you more or less where the defenders are going to be before you snap the ball, don't pressure you to make a quick throw, and give the WR enough time to find the holes between relatively stationary defenders...
...you'd look a lot like BC's offense did. What's ****ing wild to me is that KState didn't even have to throw the ball. When they did it was easy as ****, down the seam, huge windows, but why bother when you can run for chunks.
We're simply not in a good place. Hope we get off the field on a few 3rd and 6s because of errant throws, tipped passes or dropped passes. Score 28-31 points. Win 6 games.