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The Good, The Bad, and The Future
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If only UW had a offensive line coach at some point who would get in their faces and scream at them.
The best ways to beat a Cover 2 D are:
1. Running them out of a Cover 2 and forcing them to put an extra guy towards the LOS
2. Hitting pass-catchers (typically TEs or taller slot WRs) on seam routes, skinny posts, or whatever route they use to get behind the ILB but in front of the two deep safeties since ILB's don't run as well as OLBs and corners.
3. Flooding a particular area of a Cover 2 zone so that 1 or 2 defenders have to cover 3 receivers.
4. Clearing out zone defenders with 1 receiver and then having a 2nd sit in that zone soon after.
5. Using that sort of "Z" route that the "Greatest Show On Turf" used where a WR would do a type of in to enter one zone and get into the zone defenders' line of sight and then reversing course and drift towards the sideline.
6. Call a delayed QB run where the QB / OL give the pass-defenders enough time to drop deeper into their zones while also letting the DEs get far upfield. An OT can push his DE upfield and then go on to the second level to block an LB (two for one!!!!1!!@!!!!).
7. When all else fails, try the fumblerooski.
Now LEAVE!!!