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» In this episode:
Break down Todd Bowles’ “schematic fluidity” and his elite pressure design.
Analyze a specific 2-Roll “trap” coverage the Buccaneers used to disguise their intentions.
Explain how Bowles runs this same coverage from a base defense, a simulated pressure, and a five-man pressure.
Examine how the coverage is designed to confuse the quarterback and bait throws into the flat (hot) or the “Hole Shot”.
Study three clips of how this concept directly led to two interceptions against the 49ers’ QB Mac Jones.
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Timestamps:
00:04 Intro: Todd Bowles’ Pressure Design
00:23 Clinic Focus: “Schematic Fluidity” & 2-Roll Coverage
00:53 Breakdown: How the 2-Roll Coverage Works
00:56 Clip 1: Simulated Pressure (Interception)
01:44 Analysis: Why Jones Throws Into the Pressure
03:14 Clip 2: Base Defense (Tampa 2 variation)
04:05 Analysis: Forcing the Throw to the Flat
04:56 Clip 3: Five-Man Pressure (Trap 2)
05:49 Analysis: How the Trap Corner Plays the “Hole Shot”
06:28 Conclusion: Complementing Pressure With Coverage
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