What positions are in a 4-2-5 defense?
The 4-2-5 Defense features four defensive linemen, two inside linebackers, and five defensive backs ( 2 CBs, 1 FS, and 2 OLB/S hybrids which we call Dogs). The strength of this defense is that it includes five defensive backs.
How many defensive tackles does our 4-2-5 defense have?
The 4.2. 5 features two defensive ends who in most cases will line up just outside of the offensive tackle or tight end if the offense uses one.
How many defensive backs are in a 5’2 defense?
Visually, the 5-2 looks almost exactly like the 3-4. It has three defensive linemen, and four linebackers, with two of those linebackers lined up on the line of scrimmage. It even features a nose tackle in a 1 technique tilted towards the offence’s strength.
Who created the 4 2 5 defense?
Gary Patterson
Back in the late 1990s, a young defensive coordinator named Gary Patterson decided to adjust to offenses with a 4-2-5 base defense, using a fifth defensive back and only two linebackers.
What is a 52 monster defense?
The 52 monster defense features 5 defensive linemen, 2 inside linebackers, 2 cornerbacks, a free safety and a strong safety (monster).
How to teach quarterbacks to read defensive coverages?
When having Quarterbacks look at coverages the most important part is to give them a framework and process to understand the defense. The MOFO/MOFC framework is especially effective for younger Quarterbacks because it gives them a simple either/or decision.
When did the 3-4 defense become popular in the NFL?
During the 1970’s and 1980’s the 3-4 defense was the most widely used defense in the NFL. The 3-4 Defense has become more popular in recent years with both NFL and College defenses. During the 1970’s and 1980’s the 3-4 defense was the most widely used defense in the NFL.
Which is the best framework to teach quarterbacks?
The MOFO/MOFC framework is especially effective for younger Quarterbacks because it gives them a simple either/or decision. This lets them quickly move through their decision making process and prepare for what they will see on the next play.
Which is the best route to read defensive coverage?
The most popular routes to achieve this horizontal stretch are the Curl-Flat and Slant-Arrow Concepts. The other area where MOFC zone coverages are weak is downfield up the seams. This is where teams can rely on the Four Vertical Concept and the different reads off of it to exploit the weak areas of the defense.