Dominate Man Coverage with These Principles

Hey Defender of the Airways,

I entered college football playing in a 90% man system. Our defensive coaches believed in man coverage. Not only did they believe in man coverage, they believed in “bump and run” man coverage. It didn’t matter if it was 3rd and 3 or 3rd and 15, we were pressing. My defensive back coaches my first two seasons of college football were former Oakland Raiders, so there’s that.

As a coach, I ran systems in some years that were predominantly zone based and other years, I was heavy on man. Over the course of all of this playing and coaching, I have found the following elements to be true in excelling at man to man coverage…. continue reading here.

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Chad Wilson
Founder, All Eyes DB Camp
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