Kyle Shanahan's play-action scheme and the counters to his bread and butter plays
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- Опубликовано: 23 дек 2024
- While Kyle Shanahan’s outside zone scheme is incredibly effective and a great play in itself, the 49ers offense thrives off of the play-action counters to their run game. The passing concepts off of outside zone are pretty simple, but stopping them is a whole other other issue. .
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This is great. Thanks for the extra info on the sail concept
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Really great video!
Great work on the video. Would love to see something similar about Kellen Moore's offense for Dallas. Haven't seen a whole lot breaking down about how he operates and I think they're about to have a big year.
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Really great content and breakdown. Learned a lot. Can't wait for the next video.
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Why don’t teams like the chargers utilize the sail concept better then the old janky play action that gets sniffed out every time with no counters… can you do one for what Joe Lombardi needs to approve on?
Is it true that man defense in the NFL is almost useless. I was told NFL QBs & WRs are so skilled and their timing is impeccable therefore, man defense is useless.
I’m gonna nitpick for a second, not to be “that guy,” but just to help out: the concept you referred to as “Sail” is actually “Yankee;” “Sail” as a concept is usually a fade from the X on the playside, a sail route (basically either an out or corner route depending on coverage) from the Y on the playside, a flat from either the H or a RB, and a backside post from the Z. Like “Yankee,” “Sail” is often used with play action and sometimes with a rollout, depending on which offense is running the concept.
Yankee is typically a two-receiver route concept with a dig from one side and a deep post from the other. Very different from sail or flood concepts, which flood one side of the field with 3 routes at 3 different depths as you described.
@@WeeklySpiral “Yankee” can be run as a two- or three-receiver concept with a flat/swing route to occupy a corner against Cover 2. “Sail” is a flood concept, yes, but the distinction is that the actual “sail” route is run from the playside by the inside receiver. At least, that’s how it was drawn up in the Air Raid offense, which likely stole the concept from LaVell Edwards at BYU in the 80s.
I don’t disagree with the distinction of what make Sail, Sail or that Yankee can sometimes include flat control or a drag. But Sail is a flood concept, Yankee is not.
@@WeeklySpiral I never said anywhere in either of my previous comments that “Yankee” was a flood concept-the only commonality I described between the two concepts were that both are used sometimes with play-action and both sometimes include a roll/sprint-out from the QB.
Can we get a video about the difference between Yankee and Sail?