Film Review: Nebraska Offense vs Illinois Defense, 2021

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Nebraska vs Illinois

Stack alignment. Between CB and Safety someone busts. Either CB should take vertical, or safety needs to gain width, depending on if they are just running their coverage or making a stack adjustment. Hard throw, which may be why safety playing so far inside pic.twitter.com/nmRpt6ALnX

— Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) January 20, 2022

 

Nebraska

LG and Center do a great job piggy backing. Center gets on LG back and pushes him through to LB and over takes 1st level block. LG keeps hand in contact until C over takes. Center gets under armpit until his past and flips hips to seal.

LT issues with hands pic.twitter.com/RgxfxVoGG6

— Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) January 20, 2022

Nebraska

Empty. Short motion. Mesh vs Cover 1. Poor job on levels and separation from two coming same side. Check depth of FS pic.twitter.com/7FbuimRwM5

— Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) January 20, 2022

Illinois

Cover 1 vs mesh. Short motion. Watch CB get on WR back at same level to avoid rub and then work back to desired relation pic.twitter.com/khTloketsn

— Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) January 20, 2022

The footwork can be taught differently

1st step toe to target gain width and depth. 2nd step straight to target. But 1st step then needs more depth to get to aiming point

1st step toe to target gain width and depth. 2nd step regain relation laterally to get body in front

— Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) January 20, 2022

One item of interest is that the way Nebraska is kind of running it (2nd step gain ground, C don’t provide support) is a bit more old school option, where you just want to get the OL out of their and reads clear. But now you’re working from gun instead of under center, etc.

— Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) January 20, 2022

Back field alignment and C blocking has to match up. Pistol or UC the RB is gets to front side no matter what the 1T does.
In gun, the 1T can disrupt if he penetrates (as shown).
So, if you are a UC/P team, C can combo forward. If Gun, he must combo back to cut off vs a 1T.

— Matt Nielsen (@Breakerdog) January 21, 2022

Good example of why WRs need to learn coverage. Anticipates Cover 1. Vs Quarters, the over should go more vertical to attack the call side safety that would realistically fill down on orbit swing. The route adjusts based on the coverage

— Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) January 20, 2022

Illinois

Nice Cover 1 pressure scheme. Looks like LB-End have a funnel on the RB and can green dog. LB loops around the NT pic.twitter.com/iedzHmuIQl

— Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) January 21, 2022

Illinois

Utilizing boundary CB blitz to mess with Zone Read. Slant away + allow LBs to flow gives clear keep read pic.twitter.com/B3XrV08byu

— Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) January 21, 2022

Nebraska

Counter/Freeze Option with a puller. Pulling OG and QB not on the same page. Pitch or keep could work if the LT moves his feet pic.twitter.com/WQKVbcvoqF

— Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) January 21, 2022

Nebraska

Leak variation with RB running the rail. Fake jet. Pull the center to set the edge for half roll. Throw back. Jet + TE vertical release and over keep coverage inside as they lose the RB after the play fake (most dangerous man after play fake) pic.twitter.com/hy5GtoyoxW

— Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) January 21, 2022

Illinois

Mint front. Nice job by WILL stacking and coming down tight to the 4i. Split block doesn’t even see him, but overhang has split block bracketed anyway pic.twitter.com/BAvn6f8Wws

— Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) January 21, 2022

Nebraska

RT does well with backside hand. Stiff arms as he climbs, stops DE from gaining width, allowing RG to seal. LB takes himself out of play, if RT continue to work path into safety it’s a TD pic.twitter.com/Yoy4x9v4VD

— Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) January 21, 2022

Nebraska

Sugar huddle into unique formation with 4 man surface. Jet sweep. A better path from H from being a TD pic.twitter.com/V9j8INP6nB

— Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) January 21, 2022

Illinois

Cover 1 with low FS. Downside of lack of depth is you must react to QB eyes early. End zone view shows how QB eyes take FS out of picture and open up post pic.twitter.com/24HWpOMYeU

— Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) January 21, 2022

Will keep an eye on this one. In my option, this is zone to offense left, which means C should have high foot and RG should overtake. Can’t see feet, but looks like RG is playing like he’s going to push NT onto center and climb. Let’s see how they work split zone

— Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) January 21, 2022

Nebraska

BASH Long Trap. What I find interesting here is the BASH read allows the backside RT to climb to the LB in support of the BASH run. pic.twitter.com/o0HqFGF03v

— Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) January 21, 2022

Nebraska

Influence QB Boot. RG influences LB level. 3T left unblocked. Would be scared to death calling this pic.twitter.com/fAdsaIeAVp

— Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) January 21, 2022

Nebraska

Bunch. Illinois plays Banjo (Stab and Combo, etc.) with point locked on #2. #2 delays release behind #1 vertical, runs the man coverage and is open on the wheel. Incomplete.

This is why defenses also have Oscar checks pic.twitter.com/hTiRWXaPSO

— Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) January 21, 2022

Nebraska

Bunch. Illinois plays Banjo (Stab and Combo, etc.) with point locked on #2. #2 delays release behind #1 vertical, runs the man coverage and is open on the wheel. Incomplete.

This is why defenses also have Oscar checks pic.twitter.com/hTiRWXaPSO

— Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) January 21, 2022

Nebraska

Nebraska motions stack and gets a top hat check (see CB top helmet). On ball WR politely stops running his route to avoid contacting the CB as the H back is running a bench route underneath pic.twitter.com/5Y7WNUfdDG

— Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) January 21, 2022

Nebraska

Really cool midline read with a backside “Club” call (RT work to LB, RG kick out End). Play designed to go inside kick block. Poor read by QB as DT stays disciplined and doesn’t chase RB. But love the design pic.twitter.com/DbOJoR8Unh

— Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) January 21, 2022

Nebraska

Empty Quads formation. Route distribution sort of a combination of spacing and drive and chase. A few good options (including weakside post with no safety help) but protection breaks down. Scoop and score pic.twitter.com/MyCI5sJzc6

— Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) January 21, 2022

Nebraska

Bunch. It appears Illinois busts the check, as point man locks in man on #1 and it looks like off guys are bracketing #1 and #2 (meaning #3 isn’t covered). Again WR jumps out of the way on the rub pic.twitter.com/q6OomorvyL

— Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) January 21, 2022

Nebraska vs Illinois

Weakside CB and Safety not on same page. CB plays tandem to “dirty stack,” safety is locked. TE open. Can’t get them as Cha Cha stunt (Over, Ted, End over 2 interior DL) doesn’t get blocked up. Center can’t wash DT onto LG, looper gets home pic.twitter.com/o6luheLolh

— Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) January 21, 2022

“Dirty” stack and bunch are when the RB is aligned offset behind a TE or a condensed set (think DOS) and the defense wants to treat it from a coverage standpoint similar to stack/bunch (ie they will make some call to match it)

— Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) January 21, 2022

Illinois

Was hesitant to call it Cover 1 behind the boundary CB blitz before, but this really looks like Cover 1. Dangers of playing MOF player low is any vertical gets his eyes out of the backfield. Q run threat is big if it breaks through LOS pic.twitter.com/mn4L8GEdSl

— Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) January 21, 2022

Nebraska

Nice design attacking Cover 1. Motion simulates a lot how Nebraska can get into their slide RPO. Cause man coverage to take flat path. Snag route sets the rub, wheel up to generate explosive.

Sequence: Split zone -> Slide RPO -> Wheel pic.twitter.com/4QYX2JaODs

— Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) January 24, 2022

Nebraska vs Illinois

Zone Read Lock. BST locks on End, leaving a BOB Read (backside LB). Traditionally RPO, can be used in Run-Run option too).

Playside combo both come off to second level. But RT needs to do more to define read. End gets hat inside, but controls block, 2-gaps pic.twitter.com/GtCil6igSZ

— Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) January 24, 2022

Nebraska

Y Stick. Throw away from flat defender pic.twitter.com/ZqBxFF3tAt

— Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) January 24, 2022

Nebraska

Midline read. Frontside doesn’t communicate the front. RT thinks he’s getting RG take over. C-RG combo 2i. TE releases to safety. Should be a nice gain, instead nothing pic.twitter.com/00MA37ZoQJ

— Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) January 24, 2022

Nebraska

Z-Snag + double slant. Often paired together, but read can vary by team.

Option 1: C3/C4 = Snag, Man/C2 = Slants. When in doubt Snag

Option 2: Off Zone/C2 = Snag, Man/Pressure = Slants

Option 3: Slants unless MIKE adds number pic.twitter.com/Fp1Od2iDBS

— Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) January 24, 2022

Illinois

9-man spacing from quarters. 2 off the edge to RB alignment running “Back-to-Back” stunt (1st one chases RB down LOS; 2nd runs off his back for QB) pic.twitter.com/eoMkNpohVb

— Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) January 24, 2022

Illinois

Pirate Stunt. Poor DT on QB pic.twitter.com/lPphGKmR6X

— Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) January 24, 2022

Nebraska

End around (orbit) return vs Cover 1 pic.twitter.com/zvMxG0EfMO

— Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) January 24, 2022

Illinois

Cover 1 bunch check. Point man locks on #1. Banjo #2 and #3 pic.twitter.com/UFDQMin45g

— Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) January 24, 2022

Nebraska

Counter Option with a puller to Log the end pic.twitter.com/zcbXL9fiZQ

— Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) January 24, 2022

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