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Emilio is still here in the bottle, I'm sure. We're watching the guy over here. Got to keep them in check. All right. So here is a defensive play. Second quarter, 252 left. So we're in the middle eight. We're officially in the middle eight. And I know the middle eight ends up being zero to zero. The reason it's zero to zero is plays like this.

Like they're most likely going to come away with at least the field goal here, right?

But instead, second nine at Green Bayes 29, this is the Keishon Nixon strip sack. This literally

wins you, or it preserves the tie for the middle eight and also makes you plus two by the end of the game on the turnover differential.

The play called, to the best of my knowledge, and it's hard sometimes to read exactly what the match, what's match and what isn't.

This is nickel 425 touch.

We're going to go T.E. left, nickel fire, free sky, which is basically the safety is going to come down and play the curl flat, and it's technically a cover three defense. Okay, so what we mean by that is when we say 55 touch, this is Enigbore. He's going to run a touch spy. He's going to engage and just hold his ground and look for Spencer Rattler to potentially scramble out of the pocket. And he's doing it on the opposite side of the nickel fire. We'll talk about that in a minute. T.E. Stunt real simple. Kenny's going to go first, and then our boy, Roshan Gary, is going to loop off of that. And I think this was either Kobe Wooden or Carl Brooks is going to push up the field and try to flush our boy Spencer Rattler as well. Now, when we talk- That's wooden for sure. It's a wooden, okay. So the nickel fire is going to be Keishon here. He's going to fire off the edge, and he's the free guy. He's, hey, go get the quarterback, right? So everything works in unison together. You've only got a four-man rush.

You've got a spy in case the quarterback tries to rush away from the pressure. And then you've got to cover three look. Now, when we say free sky, we're going free safety is going to be the sky safety here. And again, I think I've got it saved in here just to show you what we're talking about. When you run a skyplay, look at the far left diagram, the safety buzzes down to the curl flat, the corner covers deep third. The linebacker got the hook curl. If we caught it cover three buzz, then the safety would have the hook curl. The

linebacker would have the curl flat. The corner would have the deep third. And if we were running

cloud, the safety would have deep third. the corner would sit in a curl flat, the linebacker would have a hook curl.

So this is sky. The reason we say free skies, we're identifying which safety is going to play sky here,

okay? And it's going to be the free safety. Here on this side is your tied in. That makes

the opposite safety, your free safety. So what he's going your tied in. That makes the opposite safety your free safety.

So what he's going to do is come down here and be prepared to cover the flat. All right.

Everyone else really, really simple. They are going to be playing cover three. Deep third.

Okay. Deep third. Deep third. And then you've got a couple of guys working in zone here.

Most likely this guy is responsible for hitting the flat if somebody attacks the flat.

Again, I call it nickel 4255 touch, TE left, nickel fire free sky.

It's going to be a cover three defense.

Let's watch it unfold and really, really key in on the

safety how he's selling this shell look right here, right? And I think that's Zane, if I remember correctly. Yeah. So Zane's going to sell it, sell the shell, ball snap, get to your spot quick, right? So now he's in what we call a curl flat. It kind of looks like a hook curl here, but if somebody were to attack this flat, he's going on it. What I love about

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