Half man, half zone.

It's only effective against a handful of offensive formations but audible a few members of secondary out of the dollar cover 3 that has the slot guy in man

And I'm basically running zone 2/3 of the field, deep safeties, 2 corners playing man, and my user is free-ish. 

Lowkey having a lot of success. I'll man up my non user sub lb for those 3 reciever bunch sets also. 

Anyone else do things like this? I dk I'm self taught as far as my defense schemes and I'm really proud of my scheme I was an 5-20 champs player now consistently 15-10 or better

Oh.. and audible joey Porter as an outside corner to a match deep third on cover 0 man blitzes

Hell yeah man! This is how you get better and stuff. One stop a game and no turnovers on offense and you’ll win most of your games. That’s a super valid option, but what’s most important is remembering what burns your setup and being prepared for it

I always play man and manipulate the 3 zones I have on the field. I almost always have an inside third on one of my safety’s and I will use hard or curl flats with zone drops set depending on how you show me you want to play offense. The guys I struggle the most against are the snap throwers to the flat. I swear my opponents have been bailed so many times just snap throwing at my user 😂

Yeah I do the same. I keep Chad Johnson and Porter as my safties  so they can be in man or zone any time. Im at the point now where I will come out in several different formations/plays based on their formation and man up different players.

elmango30 said:

Hell yeah man! This is how you get better and stuff. One stop a game and no turnovers on offense and you’ll win most of your games. That’s a super valid option, but what’s most important is remembering what burns your setup and being prepared for it

Best thing I did was force myself to user better. Struggle plenty lots of losses but truthfully no defensive scheme works if you can't remove the first read. 

The other day I gave this dude this stupid lil route 5-6 times for first downs the whole nine yards all game just so he'd go to it tied with a minute left and watch me walk it home for 6 :)

Addict said:

I always play man and manipulate the 3 zones I have on the field. I almost always have an inside third on one of my safety’s and I will use hard or curl flats with zone drops set depending on how you show me you want to play offense. The guys I struggle the most against are the snap throwers to the flat. I swear my opponents have been bailed so many times just snap throwing at my user 😂

Ideally you don't want to user a db with a clear assignment. I hover over the C on 90% of snaps but I just mentioned above I forced myself to be a better with my user so many loses so many struggles but now some of the user plays I make are like literslly the shrt I see YouTubers with a milly followers doing it's wild. 

You just gotta know what your dbs will do based on the circumstances abilities ect and trust they execute so you only have to cover/stop a handful of things instead of everything. 

At this point if I'm fully try hard I'm moving guys around on 5-7 different formations and using one play in each. 

Hah and just remember what gets you to scenarios. If your blitz forced him to a 3&16 don't go to a safe coverage stick with what put you there. If I blitz and get the sack on 2nd it's wild how many people aren't ready for it on 3rd.

ChrisCCM said:

Yeah I do the same. I keep Chad Johnson and Porter as my safties  so they can be in man or zone any time. Im at the point now where I will come out in several different formations/plays based on their formation and man up different players.

Absolutely. My SS is my cb4, and my FS is my cb5. You can run every shell 0,1,2,3 ect. As I mentioned above if I'm fully try hard I'm moving guys around on 5-7 formations to essentially use 1 play in each. 

N always keep a few surprises in the back pocket haha