Only correct answer. Come up and jam or at least man up.Run more man and not sit back in quarters 10 yards off the ball.
Don't be overly predictable with the linebackers and safeties so they aren't always vacating spots underneath. Some of this is also a measure of athleticism at those positions. You need LBs that can cover receivers and tackle speed receivers 1-1 in open space. If your DL can handle the inside running game you can put fatser guys at these positions.This seems to be his Achilles heel. Ideas? He will see it tomorrow. and later in the season.
This is the answer. Get up on the line of scrimmage. Playing 10 yards deep on the receivers is a gift.Only correct answer. Come up and jam or at least man up.
Film is out on our base looks and this type of passing will be ordered up until we show signs of stopping it
Play more #15. He looks like our best cover corner.Only correct answer. Come up and jam or at least man up.
Film is out on our base looks and this type of passing will be ordered up until we show signs of stopping it
And sprinkle in some LB, corner and safety blitzes! More often than not…as most college QBs do not perform well under pressure. 😉. And yes, JAM THOSE DAMN OUTSIDE WRs! 😁Only correct answer. Come up and jam or at least man up.
Film is out on our base looks and this type of passing will be ordered up until we show signs of stopping it
This is where having Javin Wright available again is nice for pass coverage.Not much you can do other than make sure the back end tackles well and the front 4 can stop the running game. Pass rush is nullified.
Then you need the offense to control clock with their own passing game and run game.
So I think it is more of a game planning issue for both sides of the ball.
Needs better athletes.This seems to be his Achilles heel. Ideas? He will see it tomorrow. and later in the season.
Him and Bullock? Hell. Yes.This is where having Javin Wright available again is nice for pass coverage.