Want to do an update on how he seems to be the only problem the chargers have.

I know absolutely nothing about football besides just watching the games, but your videos are some of the most interesting I've seen on explaining the game.

5:14 "How is the Rams defense so good against the run despite running 2 high safety ? Step 1: have Aaron Donald on your roster

this video aged so poorly

Two years later and the Chargers have one of the worst defenses in the NFL.

This aged like milk.

This is the single greatest video I’ve ever seen. Truly a revolutionary that surpasses the physical plane of existence. I just don’t know what we could have done without him. I mean, imagine all the terrible wins we could have gotten if someone else that was actually qualified ran this team. It’s too tragic to think about

Todd Bowles runs something similar. He uses what is almost a 5-2 defense. Instead of gap and a half, he often lets the NT play 2 gap while everyone else plays 1. The nose, VIta Vea, is so strong that he can generate pass rush while playing a 2 gap nose tackle. Since the OL can't climb to engage the linebackers, the 2 ultra speedy Bucs ILB's can run and make plays, coming in tied for second in 2020 in tackles for loss. If Vita Vea didn't miss most of the year, they may well have had the top defense. He is the best player on that defense. The dude is terrifying and so few people know who he is.

Much respect to a real student of the game. Keep up the amazing content.

Certainly helps having the best DT and CB in the game.....

Ok but how good is the scheme without Aaron Donald eating up double and triple teams every play? One player effectively becoming 2 allows the DC to use that freed player in coverage

This video is awesome. Thanks for putting it together. Helped me finally put together all the schematic implications of using the tite front

Best video I’ve seen in a while. You did a great job explaining this defense and I appreciate you helping us all understand football better. I’m subscribing

This is a phenomenal video. Good work.

Billy, This is very well done. Cuts to sound. Great job.

Such good content, really appreciate how long you must had to work to put something like this together. Great Work!!!

Another awesome and very informative video. Thanks for it, and keep it up.

Fantastic video,man.Subscribed.

Fantastic video. Very well done.

I play football and am obsessed with your videos, amazing job explaining. giving me so much more football knowledge

I haven’t played football since high school but I vaguely remember going over schemes and that was my favorite part about the game..studying the opponent and coming up with ways to beat them

This video was amazing! Broke it down clear and simple and made it really easy to understand. I’ve heard of some of these concepts a million times, but they’re often glossed over. It was really nice to have them actually explained. Subscribed!

Excellent breakdown, that was fantastic

This is just awesome stuff! Keep it up!

your style of video is one of the most useful football video out there. keep going billy. you are doing a vere good job.

This is an amazing video, thank you, I will subscribe.

Great video man! Keep it up!

Fantastic video man! Super informative!

I enjoy watching both game and player highlights to make player projections for fantasy and to stay abreast about football and trends. You’re a god send and your football knowledge is immaculate and I love how you explain it, in a way that it’s so digestible. - notifications on!

Best football video I have seen in quite a while. Keep up the good work!

Wowser! as my head explodes. Keep up the good work. I will understand all this with your help. Ty.

scheme breakdown and history of schemes is super interesting!

Dude, you are the man. Videos are awesome.

I love the chess match of football and watch hours of coaching videos. This is one of the best X&O videos I’ve seen. Well done!

Awesome video. I can’t tell you how many articles I read and podcast I listened to in order to get a good grasp of Staley’s Rams defense and you brilliantly summed up most of it here in 20min video. Props man.

Great breakdown. So cool hearing about the Xs and Os of football.

Awesome breakdown. Thank you

Thank you Billy.

Great review and excellent explanation! Your depth of understanding is impressive and I definitely learned a few things from watching this video. Just subbed!

Learned a lot today. Great video!

Great vid as usual.

Liked and subbed. This breakdown is awesome

Amazing contact as always. Keep up the good work, you deserve to be a full-time KZfaqr. I always learn some thing when I watch one of your productions, but it’s never too much information in one sitting. And it’s never overly complicated. You do a tremendous job

Great content man. You're gonna blow up I guarantee it. Quality stuff

Excellent content! Subscribed.

This is an excellent breakdown, congrats you got yourself a new sub

Bro respect for such a deep analysis ✊🏽

amazing stuff you’re doing here bro. i’ve watched every video and i look forward to the next

Just found your channel -- so happy to finally find a youtube channel that actually breaks down scheme and game tape. Big Chris Brown / Pat Kirwan energy. Thanks for the great content.

This is a brilliant breakdown! You have a new subscriber. 💪🏾

Subbed. Loving the videos!

Phenomenal video(s), terrific job man

Very educational.....Very informative.....thanks

Excellent video!

Great analysis!!!

I wish espn would have break downs like this. You and jomboy makes sports interesting.

That is utterly fascinating!

awesome vid!

Chip Kelly's influence on the game is so underrated.

I was never a good player nor line men coach because of my low aptitude for the sport but watching your breakdowns makes me see that i just didn't study enough at something i wasn't good at. Thank you for your amazing work.

Great video I know football but I learned a lot from this video thankyou

Great analysis. Got my sub

Great video!!!

very well done!

Great video!!!👍

Probably the best video posted so far

Awesome video! Not enough coaches are willing to break away from the normal schemes. This scheme is pretty simple yet effective. It’s amazing how simple tweaks in a scheme can make a world of a difference.

great breakdown

Love this!

This is one of the greatest KZfaq videos I’ve ever seen

Finally some solid Xs and Os!! Earned a subscribe and bell

Love the oregon shoutout. I was there for it all and you hit it in the nose

Great video. I see a lot of Wade and Bum Phillips on there. Good job.

Great job

Nice work, reminded me of what I loved about film day.

Billy you earned yourself a dub, insightful content my man keep it up

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This video was so fascinating, I love logistics and when you were describing the type of players this defense needs it almost sounded exactly what most Hybrid 3-4's have. I'm not a technique guy like most youtubers here, be it you, Brett Kollman, or Jackson Krueger Sports. I go by size and style, and the bigger the range in size, the more hidden gems you're likely to find in drafting/free agency, imho. What I love about the Hybrid 3-4 is that it has the ability to incorporate EVERY SINGLE defensive package there is, be it a nickel and dime that can look just like a 4-3 type nickel and dime (instead of 4-2-5 it's a 2-4-5, or instead of a 4-1-6, it's a 2-3-6), or the many unique packages that already come with 3-4's, be it the classic 3-3-5, the modern 3-3-5 as I saw in this video (and what I noticed the Packers started doing in 2019), 3-2-6, 2-3-6 with 2 ILB's and not outside, 1-5-5 Psycho, and one I haven't seen yet and would love to see for the sheer madness to it, the 1-4-6. The Hybrid 3-4 can literally take ANY player and make it work, unlike a pure 3-4 needing more 3-4 type players, or a 4-3 needing 4-3 type players. The Packers are a great example of this even under Joe Barry, our OLB's are the size of a typical 4-3 DE, they're not the kind of LB's I would send back in coverage, the NT Kenny Clark isn't even 320+lbs. (I consider 320+ to be the proto typical sized NT so as to take advantage of O-linemen as much as possible, like double-triple teams), our ILB's include guys that are almost as lightweight as oldschool SS's like Kam Chancellor or Roy Williams, instead of big dudes like Brian Urlacher/Ray Lewis. It's the kind of defense you can look at and say, there are so many guys like this in college, why spend 1st round picks on a front 7/6 guy? Run stopping DT's between 285-320lbs. are so common you can literally wait until Day 3 in the draft to find a hidden gem, aside from Clark, all of our DT's are either Day 3 guys or undrafted. ILB's? Look how little value has been placed on ILB's, one of our starters was an undrafted rookie last year in Krys Barnes, at 229lbs.. Excluding Rashan Gary, our Edge Rushers are Day 2 guys or undrafted. When you consider the logistics when scouting college players, where are you more likely to find hidden gems? Not in 260lb ILB's like Urlacher, not in 285lb. Edge Rushers like Julius Peppers, and certainly not 1 of a kind DT's like JJ Watt, Aaron Donald, Suh, or dare I say the late great Reggie White? No, you gotta find the most common type of players coming out of college, and they are what I described on the current Packers team. It's all Logistics, finding the simplest route to your goal. It's the same thing you were describing on what Staley is doing, finding the simplest route to a goal in not just stopping the run, but stopping the pass, and building the team. And ftr, the way you were describing this defense, ALMOST, keyword ALMOST reminded me of the most basic play in every Madden Game ever. In the oldest Madden's it's called Man Lock, in the PS2 Madden's it's called 2 Man Under. What the play is, is SO simple. The CB's are on Man Coverage on their assigned WR's. The Safeties are in 2 deep zone coverage (not to dissimilar from that play you showed off on 14:55), it's a consistent 4 man rush no matter what package, while the LB's be it 3-4 ILB's or 4-3 LB's in general are ALL in Man Coverage, but they react to the ball and play given that LB's can blitz and cover at the same time. So imagine a modern 3-3-5 the way this video showed, using 2 Man Under, the lone ILB can either stay in coverage if there's a RB sneaking out or a big TE, or blitz if they're BOTH in a block assignment, the CB's stay on their WR's, while the Safeties obviously react to the play exactly the way you showed, all in the meantime there's a 5 man rush on the QB or RB. As a matter of fact, it's what the Saints did to Aaron Rodgers (somewhat) that utterly destroyed the Packers! The Saints simplified their defense instead of sending exotic blitz packages. They just maintained a 4 man rush and kept dropping everyone back in coverage, daring the Packers to run the football, and for some reason there was nothing A-Rod could do about it. A simple play like that can neutralize the most complex of offenses, and I find it hilariously, ironic. TL;DR, the simpler the defense, the more you frustrate opposing offenses.

Great video

Note: the "Seattle scheme" was actually created in Tampa bay by gus Bradley, who transported it to seattle in 09, when he became d coordinator there. Not Pete Carroll.

Good analysis

Top notch breakdown

You are the most knowledgeable film Guru on defensive tape

I've seen a couple vids about this scheme, but I learned a lot more from this one. Great post!!

Wish more casual fans knew about this stuff. Love it! My first time watching, thanks for the content. Instant subscriber 💪 🏈

These videos are good and for two reasons: They include insightful analysis and they concise. No babble, no prolix, no needless intensifiers, exaggerations or cliches. Solid writing, editing and delivery. The author gets to the point and expresses complex material succinctly. That's refreshing.

Dude Im so happy I found your channel! Ive been looking for channela like this to improve my actual football knowledge. Notifications on!

Great video! New sub

That was phyucking awesome!! I thought it was a hybrid "52Double Eagle" front when I first saw it. Instead of lining the DT's over the guards in a "2 Tech", slide them out to the "4i". Can't wait to see the breakdown of how offenses will attack it with success.

Great job on the breakdown. Breakdown of a scheme is right in your wheelhouse.

I played football in college and at the semi-pro level. I coached at the high school level. It's amazing how little I know about football. Love the channel.

I'm from Berlin Germany and American Football was growing in popularity over here since a few years. I just wanted to appreciate your effort and let you know that you've got a new subscriber and fan overseas 👌🏾

The guy had prime Aaron Donald & prime Jalen Ramsey... PERIOD! He could run ANY D & still dominate

Love that we got him. I hang on every word he says during interviews in ways I couldn't believe with Lynn.

This is totally awesome!!! A great breakdown of a defense!! I love it. Please do more🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 maybe Nick Saban’s Alabama Defense or Chip Kelly’s Oregon Offense. Dude maybe break down how the College football game is now in the pros

Thank you so much bro. I enjoy vic/Stanley philosophy on defense. And your attention to detail is excellent. Any thoughts on 3high defense?

Great content, and what’s funny is the 3 down line with 4i’s is getting a lot of traction in college and below thanks to mainly Dave Aranda’s tite 3-4 and Iowa State’s 3 high safety tite 3-3.

This vid is looking real good after they shut down the bucs this weekend. Nice work brother!

Watching the Fangio scheme crash and burn the past 3 years has been extremely entertaining

The more i see him talk and interact with the players the more I love him. He's gonna be a good coach for years to come.