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» In this episode:
The “Change-Up” Philosophy: How Green Bay uses zone pressures as a strategic counter to their primary man-coverage “fastball”.
Elite Efficiency: Analyzing why the Packers allow just 1.38 yards per dropback on 2-High pressures despite having one of the lowest blitz rates in the league.
Simulated Pressures: Breaking down the mechanics of the “Pick” pressure that utilizes a four-man rush to simulate a heavy blitz.
Inverted Tampa 2 Rotations: How post-snap safety spins create “Robber” triangles that disguise intentions and eliminate downfield throws.
Creating Coverage Sacks: Why the “synchronicity” of the rush and coverage forces the quarterback to hold the ball rather than the pressure getting home immediately.
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Timestamps:
00:00 The “Fastball” vs. “Change-Up” Analogy
00:11 Green Bay’s Blitz Philosophy
00:41 How Micah Parsons Unlocks the Secondary
01:22 The Stats: Dominating with 2-High Pressures
02:08 Game Situation: 2nd & 10
02:23 Setting Up the “Pick” Simulated Pressure
02:50 Disguising the Coverage: The Cover 1 Look
04:00 Post-Snap Rotation: Inverted Tampa 2
04:19 Creating the “Robber” Triangle
05:09 Why the QB Holds the Ball
07:08 The Marriage of Rush & Coverage
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