How to read coverages with Warren Moon

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In this ProTips4U football instructional training video, Warren Moon, HOF Quarterback, goes over How to Read Coverages in Football. Warren explains the pre-snap read, safety position, body language of the DB, what they do in motion, and watching the rotation after the ball is snapped.
Warren Moon is a Hall of Fame NFL Quarterback. He was a 9-time Pro Bowl selection and had his uniform number '1' retired by the Houston Oilers (now the Tennessee Titans). In 1990 he won the NFL MVP. He finished his NFL career with almost 50,000 yards passing. Only Favre, Mario, Manning and Elway have more.
Before he started his Hall of Fame NFL career, he played in the CFL, winning 5 Grey Cups along the way. He is currently the only player enshrined in both the NFL and CFL Halls of Fame.
Warren's instructional football videos for Pro Tips 4U focus on drills and techniques for the quarterback position including, 3, 5 and 7 step drops, throwing mechanics, reading defenses and more!

[@iendoftime8781]

Warren Moon, was a extremely accurate quarterback, with a very strong arm, and he was a very
intelligence player; who understood the game at the highest level!!! The GREAT Warren Moon

[@MrAustad]

WARRAN MOON probable the most underrated Nfl players of all time.

[@jamesroberts1810]

Agreed gardener !! I grew up a moon/kelly fan being from Houston .. Moon was nasty

[@coedozarchuckie9672]

*Canadian

[@roy8200]

In 46 years I have never seen a prettier spiral then from Warren Moon. I absolutely loved watching this man compete, that debacle against the Bills in the 4th still hurts when I think about it....
Go Raiders!!!

[@archonmarch3965]

Bro, I will NEVER forget that game. They lost up in NY. Being an Oilers fan = eternal suffering. I grew up right down the street from the House of Pain....It still STANDS as far as I know (dont live there anymore). Nevertheless, all of thw memories, the victories and the defeats live in my heart and mind as if they happened yesterday.

[@roy8200]

@@archonmarch3965 Ive always been a Raiders fan first and a football fan second. The Oilers were fun to watch, the run and shoot was exciting and Warren Moon was the perfect QB for that system. Im glad I was around to watch him, be proud of those teams my friend.

[@kevinarzola4781]

Good teaching, Moon should be a QB coach.
I was taught by a pretty good QB coach who is now in NCAA football (can’t remember the team) as a QB. I was taught some of these but here’s another tip for QBs if you still have trouble reading the coverage pre-snap.
If you’re still not sure, when you snap the ball, look downfield at the safety’s (if two of them). If not drop back it’s more likely man and you should look to dump. Next you should read the Mike. If he plots down or inches forward, it’s a zone coverage, next read is a corner to see if it’s 2 or 3.
Always worked for me.

[@gridiron8870]

can u clarify when u said to see if its 2 or 3

[@kevinarzola4781]

@@gridiron8870 well if it’s a 2 coverage CBs will either come forward or drift in their zone. If they start to back pedal right off the snap (This being if the CBs are off of course. Press coverage is a bit harder to read) then you’re looking at a cover 3.
This is what I’ve learned from highschool coaching. Never went NCAA in any division but I’m sure it’s the same but they probably mix it up to try and confuse you. High school isn’t that disciplined to pull off the mixes, at least when I played it wasn’t lol

[@oatmealproductions6979]

im a 12 year old qb and i wanna learn this. I wanna start of with a simple question....What is the best routes to run against a man coverage and against a zone coversge

[@Mrius86]

Damn, this makes me think about all the work players must put in to playing football.

[@blackhammer3692]

Mrius86 physically and mentally

[@johns.2994]

It's the same thing with any sport if you ask me

[@omegawolf5]

@@johns.2994 it is

[@richardhart9204]

That's why people like Johnny Manzel, Jamarcus Russell, Ryan Leaf, and Vince Young get vaporized in the NFL.

[@mh7611]

Warren was a great great QB!!! He would absolutely kill it in today's game.

[@jkkennedy8919]

Indeed he would with today’s rule changes he probably would throw for 550 to 600 per game because back in his day Houston was flying high they were the original greatest show on turf

[@portlandpenguins8666]

Thanks for posting. I need all the basics I can get.

[@doyoan8236]

Warren a legend

[@alexmarchante4498]

Thank you so much Coach Moon

[@RgUnitedFC]

Thanks dude I’m QB for my 8th grade team can’t wait for first game

[@Theonethatdid]

thanks I need this for popwarner

[@davidsondudes5545]

H

[@comebackkid1436]

Qulier Hightower. me to

[@dylanphann4968]

Qulier Hightower I

[@akhiomar1]

helped so much

[@treyprickett8627]

Great tips thanks coach

[@Ja-vx2nr]

Trying out tomorrow thx

[@justus3321]

Thank you 🙏🏾! I need this for Flag Football 🏈!!

[@ylorozco11]

recomend u try real tackle dont get your mindset becasue if u dont in flag u get 7 seconds and in tackle u get about 2

[@tedskins]

Warren should've gone into coaching

[@haydenkay4552]

2018

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2021

[@zekestrand5518]

@@mrpancakes7961 2029

[@killertext5972]

Hi

[@Messi-em5oz]

Thx I am a 8th grade quarterback game newt week

[@Iz5hunnid]

Hundo sent me here

[@IamGettis]

18 people know more about being a QB? Interesting

[@DisRespectoids]

is that jared GOFF?

[@ezekielbundrage8228]

Yea Right

[@kjscott8439]

Goff trash Warren is a QB beast

[@ikecham]

I thought the same thing, I'm pretty sure it is, It's one thing for people to look like someone, but he has the same build and same mechanics and even same type of body language.