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    33 Stack by Coach Daniels

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    The defense easily morphs into a 4 or 5 man front. There is no need for a Nickel or Dime package. The defense promotes aggressive play.

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    33 Stack by Coach Daniels

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    Jonn Laney
    The defense easily morphs into a 4 or 5 man front. There is no need for a Nickel or Dime package. The defense promotes aggressive play.

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    Coach Daniels Presents

    The 33 Odd Stack Defense

    Joseph Daniels
    Defensive Coordinator
    Natomas High School
    Sacramento,
    Why run the 33 Odd Stack
    • Allows us to get BEST 11 athletes on the field
    • Flexibility; rush OR drop 8 players
    • Easy to teach, techniques are ALWAYS the same
    • Creates doubt in the offense due to pre-snap
    movement
    • The defense promotes aggressive play
    • There is no need for a Nickel or Dime package, again
    your best 11 are already on the field
    • The defense easily morphs into a 4 or 5 man front.
    33 Base Alignments

    4 4

    3x3
    0 3x3
    yards yards
    5 yards
    7 yards
    7 yards

    12 yards
    Base 33 Run Gaps and Pass Drops
    33 Base Responsibilities and Keys
    Nose Guard
    Run: Play side A gap in direction
    Pass: Rush either A gap
    Keys: Primary: Center/Ball Movement
    Secondary: Both Guards
    Techniques: Punch center, inside
    lockout, keep shoulders square, find
    guards for POA
    33 Base Responsibilities and Keys
    Nose Guard Continued
    Key Blocks:
    • Drive Block: Knock center back, square , locate
    ball
    • Dbl Team: Attack guard, stay low, make a pile
    • Hook/Reach: control center’s outside shoulder
    • Zone: play like hook stay parallel, keep center
    of LB’s
    • Center away, G down: release from C and
    control guards outside shoulder
    • Pass: rush either A gap
    33 Base Responsibilities and Keys
    Defensive Ends
    Run: Play C gap
    Pass: Contain QB if Razer/Lazer in coverage
    Keys: Primary: Tackle
    Secondary: TE/Near Back
    Technique: step near foot, Rip backside
    forearm, square up, anticipate TE/near back
    block
    33 Base Responsibilities and Keys
    Defensive Ends Continued
    Key Blocks
    •Drive Block: Rip through tackles head, turn OT shoulders,
    control C gap
    •OT/OG zone away: penetrate, flatten ,look for cut back
    •OT/OG zone to: rip through OT head, keep OT from
    LB’s, avoid OG’s block Plug C and bounce play outside
    •Tackle/End DBL Team: attack TE, flatten across his face
    •Tackle blocks down, DE unblocked: stop flatten, look for
    trap and trap the trapper, if POA is away chase as deep as
    ball
    33 Base Responsibilities and Keys
    Razor and Lazer
    Run To: Fly up and secure D gap
    Run Away: Check TE, then pursue the
    Ball
    Pass: Depends on coverage
    Keys: Primary: Tight End or Ball Movement
    Secondary: Near back, Pulling Lineman
    Techniques: Read TE block, contain run if TE
    blocks, drop into pass coverage if he releases
    33 Base Responsibilities and Keys
    Razor and Lazer Continued
    Key Blocks:
    •TE blocks down or Near Back kicks out: Off-Tackle play, fill the
    TE’s block, spill play outside
    •TE down/Back Hooks: Sweep, keep shoulders parallel, maintain
    outside leverage, force runner inside or outside DEEP
    •TE blocks you or releases/near back kicks out RLB or LLB: Off
    tackle Play, if TE releases cover him or drop in coverage. If TE blocks,
    squeeze play inside, maintain outside leverage and expect runner to
    bounce outside
    •TE Blocks Player/Sweep: Beat TE’s block and blow up play in the
    backfield
    •TE releases/Flow away: check TE for throwback , then pursue play
    33 Base Responsibilities and Keys
    Mike Linebacker
    Run: fly to LOS and plug B gap
    Pass: Depends upon the coverage

    Keys: Primary: Backfield flow


    Secondary: Pulling guards
    Techniques: keep shoulders parallel to LOS.
    Attack block as close to LOS as possible, take on
    blockers outside shoulder with outside leg back.
    Pursue runs from an inside out position
    33 Base Responsibilities and Keys
    Mike Linebacker Continued
    Key Blocks
    Flowside G blocks LB: attack G’s outside shoulder a close to
    LOS as possible, maintain outside leverage, bounce play out
    side
    Flowside G pulls opposite flow: reverse direction and plug
    opposite B gap
    Flowside T blocks LB: control T’s shoulder and fill outside of
    the block
    Flowside G blocks down/Near back blocks LB: attack backs
    outside shoulder with inside forearm rip as close to LOS as
    possible, keep outside leverage, spill play outside
    Passing play: depends on coverage
    33 Base Responsibilities and Keys
    Rob and Lou LB’s
    Run: Plug the B or C gap depending on OT’s block
    and direction of DE’s slant
    Pass: Depends on coverage
    Keys
    Primary: Tackle
    Secondary: Backfield flow/Pulling Guards
    Technique: Keep shoulders parallel to the line and
    attack blocks close to LOS. Attack blockers outside
    shoulder. Pursue runs from an inside out position
    33 Base Responsibilities and Keys
    Rob and Lou LB’s Continued
    Key Blocks
    DE slants outside /OT blocks DE: Fill B gap, attack the
    guard or near back close to LOS. Keep outside leverage
    DE slants outside/OT blocks Player: If flow is away, rip
    through the tackles block, look for cutback, if towards player,
    avoid OT’s block and fill C gap off of DE’s tail
    DE slants outside/OT gets Mike: fill B gap
    DE slants inside/OT blocks player: Fill C gap, Attack OT at
    LOS, maintain leverage, bounce play outside
    DE slants inside/ OT blocks Mike: fill to DE tail
    TE/OT DBL team DE: fill close to DBL team, take on near
    back or pulling OL with inside forearm ,maintain outside
    leverage
    TE blocks Player: attack TE with outside forearm, maintain
    inside leverage and protect C gap
    Pass Coverages - Cover 1

    Free
    Cover 2

    We will rush
    one of the
    LB’s unless
    there is a max
    call, then we
    will drop 8
    Cover 2 Man
    Cover 3
    Cover 4
    Stunts and Blitzes
    Up Eagle

    Bear Switch
    Stunts and Blitzes
    Stunts and Blitzes
    33 vs Wing-T

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