1. 3-5-3 DEFENSE: OVERVIEW, INSTALLATION, & IDEAS
Tim Racki – Head Football Coach
Nazareth Academy, La Grange Park, IL
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2. 3-5 OUTLINE SESSION #1 – IMPLEMENTING THE 3-5
EVOLUTION & POPULARITY OF THE 3-5
PHILOSOPHY / STRENGTHS & WEAKNESSES
COACHING POINTS
PERSONNEL DECISIONS
INSTALLATION SCHEDULE

3. 3-5 OUTLINE SESSION #2 – RESPONSIBILITIES / FRONTS / STUNTS ALIGNMENTS
GAPS
BASE FRONTS
D-LINE CALLS
LB ALIGNMENTS
CUT TAPE

4. 3-5 OUTLINE SESSION #3 – BLITZ / COVERAGE / DEFENDING OFFENSIVE SETS
BLITZ SYSTEM
BLITZ TECHNIQUE CALLS
ZONE / MAN COVERAGES
DEFENDING SPREAD
PROBLEM FORMATIONS
CUT TAPE
EXTRA TIME??
INDIVIDUAL POSITION DRILLS
PRESSED FOR TIME??
SESSION #1 TOPIC WILL MOST LIKELY SPILL INTO SESSION #2 TOPIC (MOST INFORMATION)

5. EVOLUTION OF THE 3-5 SCHOOLED IN THE 4-4 DEFENSE FORCED TO RUN THE 4-3
SAW THE 3-5 AS A WRINKLE IN A TEXAS A&M BOOK BY JERRY CAMPBELL IN 1996
IMPLEMENTED THE 3-5 IN 1999 AS A ONE FRONT WRINKLE
CALLED IT THE “X” DEFENSE
SPAWNED THE REST OF OUR 3-4 AND 4-3 LOOKS

6. THE ORIGINAL “X” DEFENSE
THIS IS THE ORIGINAL 2 PAGES OF THE 3-5 LOOK FROM THE TEXAS A&M BOOK BY JERRY CAMPBELL
THE X LINEBACKER GAVE ME THE NAME OF THE DEFENSE ORIGINALLY
IT HAS GROWN TREMENDOUSLY SINCE 1999 TO WHAT IT IS TODAY

7. EVOLUTION OF THE 3-5 WHY AM I TELLING YOU THIS?
ENCOURAGE YOU TO “THINK OUTSIDE THE BOX”
DON’T BE BOUND TO ONE PHILOSOPHY
ADAPT THE CONCEPTS / IDEAS TO YOUR TERMINOLOGY
THIS CAN BE ADAPTED TO AND INSERTED INTO ANY DEFENSE
THE POSSIBILITIES ARE ENDLESS

8. PHILOSOPHY OF THE 3-5 ATTACKING – PRESSURE, PURSUIT
FLEXIBLE – ADAPTABLE
SIMPLE – EASY TO LEARN AND EXECUTE
UNPREDICTABLE – ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES
ADAPT TO YOUR PERSONNEL
FUN!!

9. PHILOSOPHY OF THE 3-5 STRENGTHS
WITH SUBTLE CHANGES, IT CAN DEFEND POWER OFFENSES, OPTION OFFENSES, AND SPREAD OFFENSES
MULTIPLE LOOKS, BLITZES, AND COVERAGES
WEAKNESSES
RISKY
LIVE & DIE WITH THE BLITZ
2 TE & JUMBO FORMATIONS

10. COACHING POINTS IN THE 3-5
WHAT WILL YOU STRESS AS A WHOLE??
PURSUIT, PRESSURE, ATTACK, SWARM
TACKLE
TAKE CARE OF YOUR JOB / RESPONSIBILITY
TURNOVERS / STRIP / INTERCEPTIONS
ATTITUDE, IDENTITY, INTENSITY
COMMUNICATION
MENTAL TOUGHNESS, CONFIDENCE, EFFORT

11. PERSONNEL OF 3-5 DEFENSE
THERE IS A LACK OF DEFENSIVE LINEMAN AT EVERY LEVEL OF FOOTBALL
THIS DEFENSE PUTS AN EMPHASIS ON SPEED OVER SIZE
WE ALWAYS HAVE AN ABUNDANCE OF DB’S AND LB’S
GIVES US THE ABILITY TO HAVE MULTIPLE PERSONNEL GROUPINGS FOR VARIOUS DEFENSIVE PACKAGES

12. DEFENSIVE LINEMAN
NOSE – Either a large body, 2 gap player that demands a double team or a small, quick wrestling type kid who can shoot a gap on the center and command a double team
END – More of a prototypical defensive lineman. Will play on the strong side of the line against Tackles and Tight Ends mostly
TACKLE – Better pass rusher than the END because he will be in more 1 on 1 situations with a Tackle on the weak side

13. LINEBACKERS
OLB (Stud/Will) – These are the in-between players. They need to be sure tacklers that can take on lead blocks, but also able to stay with receivers in coverage. Strong Safety Types
ILB (Mac/Mike) – These are the bigger, prototypical linebackers. Able to take on ISO leads and pulling lineman. They will also reduce on the LOS.
X Linebacker – This is your best scraper and best tackler. A lot of times in the schemes he is unblocked so he will need to scrape and make sure tackles.

14. SECONDARY
JET (Weak Corner) – This should be your best coverage player. Against certain formations and in certain coverages he will be alone “on an island” against a receiver.
LASER (Strong Corner) – This should be a better tackler than your Jet corner. He will usually be bigger and stronger than the Jet also. Usually has more help in coverage than the Jet.
FIRE (Free Safety) – This should be your smartest player who is a good tackler and a good coverage player. There are a lot of times when he will be needed in run support and other times when he will be needed in coverage.

15. DEFENSIVE INSTALLATION
SUMMER CALENDAR – “THE BIG PICTURE”
OFFENSE / DEFENSE DAYS (2 PLATOON?)
CLASSROOM TIME / FIELD TIME
DEPTH CHARTS
DRILLS WITH AND WITHOUT PADS
7 ON 7 OR PASSING LEAGUE DATES

16. PRACTICE SCHEDULES SUMMER SEASON NO PAD DAYS SHELLS DAYS
MINI-CAMP – FULL PADS
SEASON
3 DAYS WITH HELMETS
FULL PADS DOUBLES
GAME WEEK

17. JUNE CALENDER – 2005

18. JUNE 13 - MONDAY OVERVIEW DEFENSIVE BASICS ½ TIME IN THE CLASS ROOM
WHAT OUR DEFENSE IS ABOUT
DEFENSIVE BASICS
TERMINOLOGY, GAPS, ALIGNMENTS, COLORS (FORMATIONS)
½ TIME IN THE CLASS ROOM
½ TIME ON THE FIELD (DAILY MUST DRILLS)
HANDOUTS

19. JUNE 16 - THURSDAY TEST 50 FRONTS COVERAGES BLITZ INDY DRILLS
TERMINOLOGY, GAPS, ALIGNMENTS, COLORS (FORMATIONS)
50 FRONTS
BASE, TIGHT, GAP, HEAD, WIDE
COVERAGES
COVER 3, COVER R2
BLITZ
INTRODUCE WITH HOT ZONES
INDY DRILLS
30 MINUTES IN CLASSROOM
30 MINUTES INDY
30 MINUTES ON FIELD TEACHING

20. JUNE 23 - THURSDAY TEST WALK-THROUGH REVIEW OF 50 FRONTS AND COVERAGES
TERMINOLOGY, GAPS, ALIGNMENTS, COLORS, FRONTS, BLITZES
WALK-THROUGH REVIEW OF 50 FRONTS AND COVERAGES
LB ALIGNMENTS
M, SAW, MIKE/MAC, STUD/WILL
COVERAGES
COVER 2, DUECE
BLITZES / DL STUNTS
TEAM SCRIPTS VS VARIOUS FORMATIONS / OPTION

21. JUNE 27 - MONDAY TEST (TOTAL REVIEW) OTHER FRONTS COVERAGES
30, 40
COVERAGES
COVER 1
BLITZES / STUNTS
TEAM SCRIPTS VS FORMATIONS / OPTION
PURSUIT DRILL, 7 ON 7, 9 ON 7, TEAM

22. JUNE 30 - THURSDAY TEST (TOTAL REVIEW) OTHER FRONTS COVERAGES
30, 40
COVERAGES
R2 STRONG / R2 WEAK
BLITZES / STUNTS
TEAM SCRIPTS VS FORMATIONS / OPTION
PURSUIT DRILL, 7 ON 7, 9 ON 7, TEAM

23. JULY CALENDER – 2005

24. JULY INSTALLATION
AFTER THE LONG 4TH OF JULY BREAK, WE WILL REVIEW THE FRONTS, COVERAGES, BLITZES, ETC. FROM JUNE
THE REST OF JULY WILL BE USED TO INSTALL OUR OTHER FRONTS INCLUDING A GOAL LINE DEFENSE AND A NICKLE DEFENSE
DURING OUR FULL PAD MINI CAMP AT THE END OF JULY, WE WILL REVIEW ALL OF OUR FRONTS AND KEEP REPPING THEM OVER AND OVER

25. TEST EXAMPLE

26. TEST EXAMPLE

27. ALIGNMENTS
WE USE A NUMBERING SYSTEM SIMILAR TO MOST DEFENSES FOR OUR ALIGNMENTS
ALIGNMENTS ARE AS FOLLOWS: DL – SINGLE DIGIT, LB – DOUBLE DIGIT, START WITH A “2”, DB – DOUBLE DIGIT, START WITH A “3”

28. GAPS WE USE A GAP LETTERING SYSTEM SIMILAR TO MOST DEFENSES
GAPS BETWEEN:
CENTER & GUARD = A GAP
GUARD & TACKLE = B GAP
TACKLE & TIGHT END = C GAP
OUTSIDE TIGHT END/ALLEY = D GAP

29. BASE 50 E N T S W MK X MC L J F END & TACKLE 3 Tech B-Gap NOSE 0 Tech
Strong A-Gap
STUD & WILL
5 yds x 5 yds
D-Gap
MIKE & MAC
25 Tech
C-Gap X
20 Tech
Weak A-Gap
LASER & JET
7 yards off
No Run Support
FIRE
10-12 yards off E N T S W MK X MC L J F

30. 50 GAP E N T S W MK X MC L J F END & TACKLE B-Gap NOSE 0 Tech
Strong A-Gap
STUD & WILL
5 yds x 5 yds
D-Gap
MIKE & MAC
25 Tech
C-Gap X
20 Tech
Weak A-Gap
LASER & JET
7 yards off
No Run Support
FIRE
10-12 yards off E N T S W MK X MC L J F

31. 50 HEAD E N T S W MK X MC L J F END & TACKLE 4 Tech C-Gap NOSE 0 Tech
Strong A-Gap
STUD & WILL
5 yds x 5 yds
D-Gap
MIKE & MAC
24 Tech
B-Gap X
20 Tech
Weak A-Gap
LASER & JET
7 yards off
No Run Support
FIRE
10-12 yards off E N T S W MK X MC L J F

32. 50 HEAD IT IS THE MOST COMMON LOOK BY PEOPLE WHO RUN THE 3-3-5 STACK
WE CAN PLAY A LOT OF GAMES OUT OF 50 HEAD BECAUSE OF THE ALIGNMENTS
THE STACKED LOOK OF OUR LB’S ALLOWS US TO EXCHANGE GAP RESPONSIBILITES WITH THE DL
WE CAN PINCH OUR LINE INTO THE B-GAPS AND ALLOW OUR LB’S TO TAKE THE C-GAPS
WE CAN BLITZ OUR LB’S TO MORE GAPS BECAUSE OF THE ALIGNMENTS

33. 50 WIDE E N T S W MK X MC L J F END & TACKLE 5 Tech C-Gap NOSE 0 Tech
Strong A-Gap
STUD & WILL
5 yds x 5 yds
D-Gap
MIKE & MAC
24 Tech
B-Gap X
20 Tech
Weak A-Gap
LASER & JET
7 yards off
No Run Support
FIRE
10-12 yards off E N T S W MK X MC L J F

34. STEMMING FRONTS WE CAN STEM FROM ONE FRONT TO ANOTHER VERY EASILY
THIS CAN GREATLY EFFECT AN OFFENSIVE LINE’S BLOCKING RULES AND CALLS
WE HAVE USED IT A LOT AGAINST PASSING TEAMS IN ORDER TO SET UP OUR BLITZES – YOU WILL SEE THIS IN THE CUT UPS
EXAMPLE – M 55 HEAD
IN THIS EXAMPLE, WE WOULD SHOW OUR “50 M” FRONT AND ON THE FIRST SOUND, WE WOULD SHIFT INTO A “50 HEAD” FRONT
IF WE GET CAUGHT IN A SHIFT, WE TELL OUR PLAYERS TO PLAY FOOTBALL AND TO GET TO THE GAP THEY ARE ASSIGNED TO

35. DL CALLS
WE USE VARIOUS CALLS THAT ALLOW US TO CHANGE THE WAY OUR DEFENSIVE LINEMAN PLAY THEIR RESPONSIBILITIES
A LOT OF THE CALLS WE LIKE TO USE ARE IN OUR 50 HEAD FRONT
THIS GIVES US THE ABILITY TO CHANGE THE BLOCKING FOR THE OFFENSIVE LINEMAN WITHOUT ACTUALLY CHANGING THE FRONT WE ARE IN

36. DL CALLS - Pinch
PINCH IS USUALLY USED IN SHORT YARDAGE SITUATIONS, OR WHEN WE SEND A BLITZ THROUGH THE C-GAP
THE CALL SENDS ALL OF THE DL INTO THEIR INSIDE GAP
THE AIMING POINT FOR THE DL IS THE OUTSIDE HIP OF THE OFFENSIVE LINEMAN INSIDE OF THEM
THEY MUST KEEP THEIR SHOULDERS SQUARE!! E N T
BULL

37. DL CALLS - Bull
BULL IS USALLY USED WHEN WE WANT THE OFFENSIVE LINEMAN TO STAY ENGAGED WITH THE DL. THIS ALLOWS OUR LB’s TO SCRAPE FREE
THIS CALL TELLS THE DL TO “BULL” RUSH THE OFFENSIVE LINEMAN OVER THEM AND THEN RIP TO THE BALL E N T

38. DL CALLS
WE WILL ALSO CALL SLANT OR ANGLE WHICH WILL TELL OUR LINEMAN TO MOVE A GAP OVER IN THEIR RESPONSIBILITY
SLANT TELLS OUR LINEMAN TO OCCUPY THE GAP TO THE STRONG SIDE
ANGLE TELLS OUR LINEMAN TO OCCUPY THE GAP TO THE WEAK SIDE

39. LB ALIGNMENTS
WE CAN REDUCE OUR LINEBACKERS ON THE LOS WITH VARIOUS CALLS
THIS ALLOWS US TO BE IN OUR BASE 50 LOOK, BUT TO THE OFFENSE IT LOOKS LIKE A 5-3, 4-4, ETC
THE CALLS STAY UNIVERSAL THROUGHOUT OUR DEFENSE
ALLOWS US TO CALL MULTIPLE FRONTS, BUT THE KIDS HAVE LESS TO LEARN

40. M&M ALIGNMENT MK E N T MC S X W WE WOULD JUST CALL “M”
THE MIKE AND MAC LINEBACKERS REDUCE ON THE LOS. THEY FOLLOW THE TE RULE (IF THERE IS A TE OR WING, THEY ARE IN A 6 TECH, OTHERWISE THEY ARE IN A 5 TECH). THEY MUST HOLD THE LOS AND THEY STILL HAVE THE SAME GAP RESPONSIBILITY. THE STUD AND WILL STACK BEHIND THEM IF THERE IS NO SLOT RECEIVERS.
MIKE - Will reduce the Mike with the Stud stacked behind and the Mac & Will in Regular alignments
MAC - Will reduce the Mac with the Will stacked behind and the Mike & Stud in Regular alignments MK E N T MC S X W

41. SAW ALIGNMENT S E N T W MK X MC
THIS CALL TELLS THE STUD AND WILL TO REDUCE ON THE LOS. THEY WILL STILL HAVE THEIR REGULAR D-GAP RESPONSIBILITY, SO THEY WILL LINE UP IN A 7 TECH AGAINST A TIGHT END OR WING, AND IN A GHOST 6 TECH WITHOUT A TIGHT END OR WING. S E N T W
STUD – Reduces the Stud on the LOS, while the Will is in a regular alignment
WILL – Reduces the Will on the LOS while the Stud is in a regular alignment MK X MC

42. BLITZES
OUR BLITZES ARE CALLED USING A NUMBERING SYSTEM. EACH LINEBACKER IS DESIGNATED WITH A NUMBER THAT IDENTIFIES HIM NO MATTER WHAT FRONT WE ARE IN. WE USE THE LB NUMBER TOGETHER WITH A GAP CALL IN ORDER TO BLITZ THE LINEBACKER IN THE GAP WE WANT TO.
IF A LB BLITZ IS CALLED TO A GAP THAT A DL IS SUPPOSED TO OCCUPY, THE DL WILL AUTOMATICALLY SWITCH RESPONSIBILITES WITH THE LB AND COVER HIS GAP

43. BLITZES

44. BLITZES

45. BLITZES
AS YOU CAN SEE THE NUMBER OF BLITZES ARE ENDLESS WITH THE SIMPLE WAY WE CAN CALL THEM
THE CROSS BLITZES ARE GOOD AGAINST SPREAD PASSING TEAMS THAT BLOCK BIG ON BIG
THEY CAN ALLOW YOU TO GET YOUR FAST LINEBACKERS THROUGH THE GAP BEFORE THE LINEMAN WILL BE ABLE TO REACT

46. BLITZES WE CAN HAVE OUR LINEBACKERS FAKE A BLITZ BY CALLING “RATTLE”.
THE RATTLE IS CALLED THE SAME WAY AS THE BLITZ IS, BUT WITH “RATTLE” INCLUDED IN THE CALL.
EXAMPLE – 50 Rattle 24 B
THE MIKE AND THE MAC WILL BOTH SHOW BLITZ IN THE B GAPS, BUT THEY WILL NOT BLITZ
WE CAN ALSO HAVE OUR LINEBACKERS SHOW THEIR BLITZ BY MOVING UP TO THE LOS BY CALLING “ATTACK”
WE DID NOT BLITZ OUR SECONDARY MUCH, BUT WE CAN SEND THEM ON A BLITZ BY CALLING THEIR NAME AND A GAP. EXAMPLE – 50 TIGHT FIRE-B (It would send the Fire to the Strong B-Gap)

47. COVERAGES

48. COVERAGES

49. COVERAGES

50. COVERAGES

51. COVERAGES

52. DEFENDING THE SPREAD
THERE ARE MANY DIFFERENT WAYS TO COVER EACH FORMATION OUT OF THE 3-5 DEFENSE
I WILL COVER THE MOST COMMON DEFENSES AND COVERAGES THAT WE USE TO DEFEND THE POPULAR SPREAD FORMATIONS

53. 50 HEAD VS DOUBLE SLOT E N T S W MK X MC L J F
STUD AND WILL ALIGN IN AN INSIDE SHADE ON THE #2 RECEIVER
THEY MAY ALSO SPLIT THE DIFFERENCE IF THE RECEIVER IS VERY WIDE
BEST COVERAGES:
COVER 0 (Can Rush 7)
COVER 1 FREE (Rush 6/7)
DUECE FREE (Conservative)
COVER 3 (Stud & Will must sink with #2) F

54. 50 HEAD VS TRIPS T N E W MC X MK S J L F
WE WOULD PLAY A MINI-ZONE TO THE TRIPS SIDE WITH THE LASER, STUD AND MIKE
We could also use the Fire if we wanted to blitz the Mike or Stud
We can play a lot of coverage games to the weak side with the Jet and Will. If we had a shutdown cover corner we would be able to blitz the Will more, but if we were not as talented, we could help the Jet with underneath support from the Will. F

55. PROBLEMATIC FORMATIONMK E N T MC S X W L J F

56. OTHER FRONTS S MK E N T W X MC L J F
50 EAGLE WILL

57. INDY DRILLS DIVIDE THEM DAILY MUSTS LOGICAL PROGRESSION NO PADS SHELLS
FULL PADS
DAILY MUSTS
DRILLS YOU “HAMMER” IN THE SUMMER
IN SEASON THEY SHOULD BECOME PRE-PRACTICE DRILLS
LOGICAL PROGRESSION
STANCE / ALIGNMENT
1ST 2-3 STEPS
PASS / RUN DRILLS
HAVE CORE DRILLS, BUT TRY NEW ONES – EXPERIMENT
ALWAYS, ALWAYS WRITE THEM DOWN – PRACTICE PLAN

58. LINEBACKER DRILLS ALL LINEBACKERS – STUD, WILL, MAC, MIKE, X BAGS
BOX REACTION
CAGE DRILL (CHUTES)
TAKE ON BLOCKS
SLED – PLANT / TRANSFER / ROLL
COLUMN – HIT – SHED
BLOW DELIVERY - SHIVER

59. LINEBACKER DRILLS ALL LINEBACKERS – STUD, WILL, MAC, MIKE, X TACKLING
FORM TACKLING (DOC NELSON) WITH A BAG / PARTNER
ARMS COCKED
PUNCH
GRAB CLOTH
“Z” IN KNEE
ROLL HIPS
LIVE FORM TACKLING
SHED & TACKLE
5 YARD LINE
5 YARD LINE

60. LINEBACKER DRILLS STUD & WILL MAC & MIKE PEEL DRILL (BLOCKING SCHEMES
STEER DRILL (REDUCED FRONTS)

61. LINEBACKER DRILLS PASS COVERAGE ZONE DROPS WITH CONES
½ SHELL = COMBO ROUTES AND 7 ON 7
READ 2-1 OR 3-2
2ND STEP – HEAD TO QB
KNOW YOUR THREATS
KNOW THE HOT ZONES

62. LINEBACKER DRILLS PASS COVERAGE MAN TO MAN TACKLE AFTER CATCH
TE / SLOT / RB
TACKLE AFTER CATCH

63. LINEBACKER DRILLS
BLITZES
SLALOM
EDGE
INTERIOR WITH BAGS = DIP & RIP

64. DB DRILLS DAILY MUSTS STANCE 10 YARD BACKPEDAL HALF SPEED
10 YARD BACKPEDAL FULL SPEED
10 YARD SPEED BACKPEDAL
BACKPEDAL – BREAK ON INDICATOR (T-STEP, DOUBLE BREAK)
BACKPEDAL – OPEN HIPS STRIAGHT LINE
BACKPEDAL – OPEN HIPS AND RUN
BACKPEDAL – OPEN HIPS 45 / 45 / SPEED TURN
BACKPEDAL – OPEN HIPS 45 / 45 / BREAK ON ROUTE
BACKPEDAL WEAVE
M DRILL

65. DB DRILLS BALL DRILLS BACKPEDAL – STRAIGHT AT QB
BACKPEDAL – 45 BREAK ON QB INDICATOR
BACKPEDAL – 45 TO FADES ON QB INDICATOR
TIP DRILL (USE MORE FOR FUN)
WR / DB ATTACK BALL AT HIGHEST POINT
2 WR INDICATOR BREAKS
3 DEEP BOMB DRILL / R2 BOMB DRILL

66. DB DRILLS R2 DRILLS HALF LINE (KEYS) HALF LINE (BREAKS)
FULL SECONDARY (KEYS)
FULL SECONDARY (BREAKS)

67. DB DRILLS DUECE COVERAGE DRILLS HALF LINE (KEYS)
HALF LINE (1/2 FIELD COVERAGE)
HALF LINE (FIRE – BALL HAWK)
FULL SECONDARY (KEYS)
FULL SECONDARY (1/2 FIELD COVERAGE)
FULL SECONDARY (FIRE – BALL HAWK)

68. DB DRILLS MAN TO MAN DRILLS TEACH MAN TECHNIQUE (TIGHT, LOOSE)
1 ON 1 VS RECEIVERS
CERTAIN ROUTES, ROUTE REGONITION, HARDEST ROUTES TO COVER MAN TO MAN
TEACH BREAK POINTS
DIFFERENT FOR EACH TEAM (5 YDS, 10 YDS, 12 YDS…)

69. D.LINE DRILLS STANCE = COMFORTABLE BALANCED
STAY LOW = ATTACK NEAR HIP OF O-LINEMAN
STAY SQUARE = ATTACK AND USE HANDS
EYES UP = CONTROL GAP
QUICK 2-3 STEP MOVE
FIND THE FOOTBALL = REDIRECT

70. D.LINE DRILLS BAGS SLED = HANDS PARTNER = HANDS STANCE (FRONTS)
STANCE (ATTACK STEPS)
STANCE (STUNTS)
STANCE (CHANGE OF DIRECTION)
STANCE (REDIRECTION, SCOOP & SCORE)
SLED = HANDS
PARTNER = HANDS

71. D.LINE DRILLS GO TECHNIQUE (PASS RUSH) FORM TACKLE OUT OF STANCE
CONTAIN / OUTSIDE FREE
PASS RUSH LANE

72. 3-5-3 DEFENSE: OVERVIEW, INSTALLATION, DRILLS
Tim Racki – Head Football Coach
Nazareth Academy, La Grange Park, IL
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