STRONG SAFETY Positional game plan- JC

True or false: The Strong Safety subs in for our "Base" package, and subs out for our "Outlaw" package

• True

• False

True or False: The Strong Safety should know Bandit responsibilities, just in case we are unable to get the sub on the field.

• True

• False

"Base cover 1 or 0": Alignment (select all that apply)

• Versus 1 TE/Wing= Heads up at 6 yards on the #2 (slot, not the wing/TE)

• Versus trips/bunch= Head up at 6 yards on the #2

• Versus spread- Heads up at 6 yards on the #2 receiver to the left side of the field

• Versus 1 TE/Wing= outside leverage on the TE/Wing

True or false: you are a run first player, and are encouraged to pursue the ball carrier before he passes the line of scrimmage?

• True

• False

True or false: You should always assume you have no help over the top.

• True

• False

"Base cover1 or 0": Blitz responsibilities

• Falcon crash= Align to the proper #2, then creep late to the outside edge of the O-line and blitz C/D gap (Free Safety replaced you in coverage)

• Falcon Bail= Align to the proper #2, then creep late to the outside edge of the O-line and then drop (bail) to the curl/flats when the ball is snapped (free safety replaces you in coverage)

• The only blitzes that effect your coverage responsibilities are Falcon crash and Falcon bail.

• Swarm= Align over B gap and blitz at the snap of the ball

"Base cover 1 or 0": coverage responsibilities (select all that apply)

• Versus 1 TE/Wing= Man coverage on the #2 (slot, not the TE/Wing

• Versus trips/bunch= Man on #3

• Versus trips/bunch= Man on #2

• Versus spread= Man on the #2 to the left side of the field

• Strong Safety follows his man in motion

Inside our own 10, how should you change your alignment on #2?

• Be tighter to the line on #2

• Back up

• Remain at 6 yards heads up on #2

True or false: you should echo the word "money" if you hear it from your teammates or the sideline because it means that Jay County is more likely to pass the ball in this situation.

• True

• False