Having a Dominant Defense at the Point of Attack – URI uses a four word progression every snap to maximize the play of their defensive line.
2015-07-01 - Joe Coniglio

3-4 Front with Quarters Coverage: Base Front Variations – These four variations of the 3-4 defense may help your defense with one more player having ‘drop skills.’
2015-07-01 - Travis Burkett

Coaching the Blitzing Linebacker – Learning the proper progressions, techniques, and then drills for a blitzing linebacker will improve his performance on game day.
2015-06-01 - Kyle Schenk

Improve Your Pass Defense by Stealing the QB's Time - Defensive backs can adjust their coverage with pre-snap quarterback reads.
2015-05-01 - Rey Hernandez

Go High, Go Low - Attacking Coverages with High-Low Route Concepts
2015-05-01 - Steve Heck, Wide Receivers Coach and Matthew Pirolli

Are You Short on Big Linemen? If so, you should consider playing a stand-up Will End
2015-05-01 - Jim Place

Maximizing Your Goal Line Defense – The Okie Hot defense is intended for use at the goal line and its efficiency is dependent on players following alignment rules as well as their execution.
2015-03-01 - Christian Guenther

Defensive Backs: Techniques, Fundamentals, Tips and Drills (Part II)
2015-01-01 - Randy Awrey

Defensive Backs Techniques, Fundamentals, Tips and Drills (Part I)
2014-12-01 - Randy Awrey

Zone Defense on the Goal Line - To be efficient in this zone defense, give each player a specific responsibility.
2014-10-01 - Rey Hernandez

The Art of the Interception – Proper positioning and anticipation are two prerequisites for making an interception.
2014-08-01 - JohnAllen W. Snyder

Flex Fronts: Stop offenses by using a different front on every play.
2014-07-01 - Eugene Wilson

Fixed Front: Defending trips to the field and in the boundary with a stable pre-snap look
2014-07-01 - Kyle Langhoff

Pressure Defenses, Part II: Having the proper angle for each player is crucial in pursuing a ball carrier in space.
2014-07-01 - Lou Varley

Pressure Defenses (Part I) – Specific stunts and gap exchanges – when coordinated correctly – can improve team defense.
2014-06-01 - Lou Varley

The 35 Defensive Package Cover 3, Cover 4, and Blitz Packages Part II
2014-05-01 - Matt Welch

BOTTLING UP THE RUN Complete D-Line Drills to Eliminate the Middle Running Game
2014-05-01 - Ned Panfile

The 35 Defensive Package: The 35 defensive package can adjust to multiple formations and motion without having to change personnel.
2014-04-01 - Matt Welch

DEFENSIVE BLUEPRINT - Lehigh's 11 Keys to a Championship Defense
2014-04-01 - Gerard Wilcher

Defensive Back Attack Force
2014-03-01 - Jamison Bisch

Why Cover 4? How this alignment can be effective against both the run and the pass.
2014-02-01 - Richard Shepas

Getting Defensive – Cocoa High School’s base 3-3-5 defense shuts down nearly every opponent they face.
2014-01-01 - Dallas Jackson

Step Lively! Linebacker Movements vs. the Run
2014-01-01 - Mike Ricketts

Confuse the Quarterback, Part II – Disguise your blitzes to stop the run and still defend the pass.
2014-01-01 - Rey Hernandez

Zone Blitzes and Coverages in the 4-3 Stack Defense
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