Xs and Os: 34 2-Gap Tech: yes or no.

[Gary Wood]

Do we have the DLine to true 2 gap?

 

[dinglefritz]

Do we have the DLine to true 2 gap?

Ask somebody who goes to practice and knows what they're looking at.

 

[rrthusker]

Discipline is a huge part of 2 gap defense as you know coach. What I’ve witnessed under Frost and Chin tells me no. Plus we lost quite a few key contributors.

 

[Husker88]

All depends if your DT can demand to be doubled and you have dudes on the edge.

We've sucked on the edge for so long it is painful.

 

[Spectrumalaska]

 

[PeliniTheCrutch_rivals294365]

Here’s the annoying thing about “2-gapping”…

It’s a wonderful phrase, but at some point during the play, everyone is actually only playing 1-gap.

So what it turns into, because of numbers, isn’t if you’ve got the DL to play “two-gap”, but if you’ve got the safeties that can play the extra gap. If Myles Farmer is starting, then Nebraska most certainly does not.

 

[3buzzmable]

The vast majority of the fronts are designed to be one gap, even more so when you add line movement and/or a pressure (such as inserting the Will). Even in a front such as “tite”, the nose tackle will appear to be a two gap player but most likely will still have a gap responsibility. For example, with inside zone, the nose may use a “lag” technique where he will fight pressure and then fall back into the backside A gap allowing the ILB to attack play side.

 

[Gary Wood]

The vast majority of the fronts are designed to be one gap, even more so when you add line movement and/or a pressure (such as inserting the Will). Even in a front such as “tite”, the nose tackle will appear to be a two gap player but most likely will still have a gap responsibility. For example, with inside zone, the nose may use a “lag” technique where he will fight pressure and then fall back into the backside A gap allowing the ILB to attack play side.

Expand please

 

[fyrefightr]

The vast majority of the fronts are designed to be one gap, even more so when you add line movement and/or a pressure (such as inserting the Will). Even in a front such as “tite”, the nose tackle will appear to be a two gap player but most likely will still have a gap responsibility. For example, with inside zone, the nose may use a “lag” technique where he will fight pressure and then fall back into the backside A gap allowing the ILB to attack play side.

That explanation sounds li,e it was cut/pasted out of a Wikipedia on defense

 

[phoenix4nu]

That explanation sounds li,e it was cut/pasted out of a Wikipedia on defense

Or maybe Diaco is posting on this board?

 

[3buzzmable]

[Runs out to buy an argyle sweater]