Adjusting the Count in Your Defense.
Written by TechniqueCoach, Tuesday November 22 2011
Here is an excerpt from my upcoming book:
Coach Winning DEFENSIVE FOOTBALL without changing YOUR DEFENSIVE game plans or your DEFENSIVE SCHEMES. Using COACH Lee’s New Football Key System for (Defenses)
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Topic: Adjusting the Count in Your Defense.
When implementing the key system into your defense sometimes adjustments are necessary to combat the offense and its movements. Sometimes the players to a man in the defensive key system must adjust for the simple reason that some offenses or should I say some offensive linemen may be sluggish into the ENZ to the point that you have to adjust the count up words. This only happens when the defense is trying to get a true run/pass key to dictate and to decipher what the offense is trying to do to whether it’s run or pass. So the hard fast rule in the key system defense will help the player to a man across the board to adjust their count upward in the secondary and this is what I teach the young defensive player and it goes as follows: I ask the defensive player when he sees that movement occurs then he is to double count saying these words to the themselves: 1&2&3! 1&2&3! double count (the defensive backs and linebackers say it twice) by the time the secondary and backers are into the second set of numbers in the defensive count then the true play or should I say the offense’s true intentions will be known.
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