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50 Rover Defense

The purpose of this defense is to be flexible and very adjustable based on calls. The calls will be

easy for the kids to understand but may be tough on the coach.

I will not attempt to cover all combinations of the calls here. You will be able to see that the calls

can be combined to create the defense to fit your needs. Make sure not to combine calls that will

leave you uncovered somewhere.

I tried to name the calls so that kids can remember the names. Usually, the dumber sounding the

better. You will definitely be able to come up with more calls. I list very few blitz calls here but

they would be easy to add in.

I signal all calls into the defensive captain. You can make up your own signs for the calls.

You can adjust the responsibilities of the positions to fit your needs (scouting report). I called

Rover strong for a team that ran their one good back to the wing side almost every time. My

rover was to line up on the LOS outside the DE and come hard off the corner to try to tackle this

RB behind the LOS and also behind the lead blocking. This is just one example of an adjustment

based on a scouting report.

I have read many books on defense and use parts of each that fit into this whole scheme. I have

built this as a YOUTH defense but it is really adapted from HS and College level defenses.

This playbook is not meant to be “all encompassing” covering the teaching of the techniques

used within. This is just a playbook. You will need to study the techniques to learn to teach and

drill them.

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50 Rover Defense1The purpose of this defense is to be flexible and very adjustable based on calls. The calls will be easy for the kids to understand b

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50 Rover Defense1060 Cowboy Rover StackDE – Line up on the outside shoulder of the TE (9 tech). Against SE, align where the TE would have been. Attack

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50 Rover Defense1150 Bomber HawkDE – Line up on the outside shoulder of the TE (9 tech). Against SE, align where the TE would have been. Attack the ou

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50 Rover Defense2Terminology50- 5 man front60- 6 man front Line CallsBomber: refers to the tackle’s responsibility – Bomber = B gap. Since the tackle

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50 Rover Defense3 50 BomberThis is the basic set.DE – Line up on the outside shoulder of the TE (9 tech). Against SE, align where the TE would have be

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50 Rover Defense4 50 Bomber Echo – Double RoverDE- (Echo alignment)Line up 2 yds. Outside the TE or Wing and be primary contain. Play to-keep ball on

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50 Rover Defense5 50 Bomber - Double RoverDE – Line up on the outside shoulder of the TE (9 tech). Against SE, align where the TE would have been. Att

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50 Rover Defense6 50 Cowboy – Rover StrongDE – Line up on the outside shoulder of the TE (9 tech). Against SE, align where the TE would have been. At

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50 Rover Defense7 60 Cowboy Echo – Double RoverDE - (Echo alignment)Line up 2 yds. Outside the TE or Wing and be primary contain. Play to-keep ball on

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50 Rover Defense8 50 Slant Right, Rover LeftTackles and Nose – Line up head up on the Ots and Center. On the snap of the ball, slant right and penetr

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50 Rover Defense9 50 Bomber Rover StackDE – Line up on the outside shoulder of the TE (9 tech). Against SE, align where the TE would have been. Atta