Rob Ryan explains NFL Defensive Fronts | The Film Room

Rob Ryan is back in the film room explaining the different defensive fronts NFL teams like to use!
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[@Qharisma]

This man sounds just like his dad .... The Ryan's are sooooo legendary.

[@46GanG]

Yes! I agree

[@Sulla128a]

Fantastic yet again. We need more content like this! Thanks guys

[@gusandrew]

These vids are great. Thank you Rob.

[@gilbertbautistaboxingkingo6049]

I really like these videos because as a guy in It's a wheelchair it gives me a better Understanding Of How defenses work without being on the field Thank you

[@dsteplight]

i've never seen a video explain defensive fronts so clearly before. You just earned a snew subscriber, sir! My man got straight to the point!

[@Strutz3E]

Thank you Rob!

[@Manuz-fs9iu]

Great video, thank you

[@chilirich]

Hey these are great for my tv watching. I hope there's more.

[@ChrisPierce02]

I’m a Wr who just transitioned to TE, this helped me out alot

[@AlowstayLowKNOWZ]

Welcome to the squad

[@vicentenualart]

So whats the name for the defense 4DL and 3 and 1 tech in the same side (bside or fside) Full Over? Power Over?

[@KevinElamMusic]

These videos are awesome but sometimes I feel like he's explaining concepts using other terms that many of us don't already know. For example, what's a "three technique"? What is shade on the center and two eye on the guard?? If I knew what all that stuff meant already, would I really be watching this video?

[@joshuacross8101]

Can you do one on pattern match coverage please

[@danthomas9170]

Second

[@secondbest2877]

i feel like i’m watching a “how to buy and sell houses” video.

[@DayWalker2586]

#ravensflock

[@roydroll7931]

Wouldn’t this change if a defense was running a 4-3 as apposed to a 3-4 since the d line aligns differently to play 1 gap? Like how the nose tackle alligns as a 1 tech in a 4-3 defense.

[@increase9896]

there isnt a "nose tackle" in a 4-3 defense. i think what you are describing is the 46 defense where it is still technically a 4-3 but a linebacker comes down and lines up in the D line and the 2 DTs are off-center with one of them covering the center. otherwise the way he is describing Over, Under, Odd and Even are all straight forward regardless of the team playing 3-4 or 4-3

[@paulsonj72]

@@increase9896 You can have a NT if the team is over shifted or under shifted

[@thefallengod6372]

What does the "B" stand for in the odd front?

[@Aj-nr6tc]

The B is for the “Buck Linebacker”

[@BennyNegroFromQueens]

He's the linebacker most likely to be used as a blitzer. A buck of all trades if you will.

[@danthomas9170]

@@BennyNegroFromQueens Also known as the "Jack" ass

[@BennyNegroFromQueens]

@@danthomas9170 negative. The B stands for buck not jack.

[@Brandon4EK]

I always thought it was odd due to an odd # on the line. TIL

[@mattheweaton4756]

That is also correct.

[@paulmacek6563]

Future Ravens HC imo