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Dave Aranda, Nick Saban, Kirby Smart, and many others prefer the React-Attack approach. To understand why, we need to go back to the whole purpose of playing the Tite front. The Tite front is the modern adaptation of the Buddy Ryan Bear Front. While the double three techniques in the 46 defense were designed to stop 2-back teams, the double 4i ...

Learn how to coach Tite Front run fits effectively with insights from defensive coordinator Tyler Manes. Discover the React-Attack and Attack-React techniques for coaching defensive ends, and explore different strategies for coaching the nose in the Tite Front scheme.

The "Mint" or "Tite" front has become more and more popular as a 1 gap defensive answer to handling the run game out of the 4 wide spread offense. This is a 3 man front that aligns the defensive tackles in 4"I" or inside shade techniques., with the primary purpose be of protecting the inside LBs. Here are some installation videos that can give you some ideas about the "Mint" front. Some teams ...

Coach Ty Gower joins us for this video clinic to detail the philosophy of the 3-4 Tite Front and the rules, fits, and adjustments that you can employ to your...

In this clinic, Argo's Defensive End Robbie Smith breaks down the Tite Front, from basic alignment, to run fits and pass rush paths, this is a must watch for...

Coach Tyler Manes walks you through how he they teach run fits against different run schemes.Click the link to see more: https://throwdeeppublishing.com/page...

The tite front has continued to be immensely popular in college football in 2018 after a breakthrough season in 2017 when multiple top defenses employed the scheme.The premise is simple, by using a normal zero nose tackle and then DEs playing on the “inside eye” of the offensive tackles the defense can cancel out the A-gap and both B-gaps AND offer up resistance to the offense’s best ...

Whether it is the 4i-0-4i, 4-0-4, or Bear, these runs cover how inside zone, outside zone, duo, power and counter, and pin and pull are used to successfully run the ball. The course is the perfect resource to pick up key coaching points to keep your ground game rolling during the season when faced with this front.

Tite Front. Defensively, the Tite front can be seen in almost every game and has proven to be successful against inside zone teams. ... Fly Sweep (aka Jet), and who better to learn it from than Mark Speckman, the Godfather of the Fly Sweep offense and running backs coach at UC-Davis. Details are the key to making it work either under center and ...

In the video below, Coach Drinkall talks about adjustments that can be made to the Tite front for gap schemes as well as how the “out” call can be done with a two-man surface. The clip was taken from Coach Drinkall’s coaching course entitled Gap Scheme: Instantly Improve Your Power Run Game

The idea of the Tite front is to plug the interior gaps and spill everything to the overhangs. An “overhang” defender is one that aligns outside the formation, typically coming close to splitting the difference between the offensive EMOL and the closest receiver (known as an "Apex" technique). They typically align 4-5 yards off the LOS.

Running the Tite front allows for speedier inside backers to flow without having to deal with guards and tackles getting their hands on them while also giving you the option of dropping four off-ball linebackers in coverage on any given play. Still, there are avenues for offenses to attack the front if you are not prepared. ... Coaching points ...

Dave Aranda, Nick Saban, Kirby Smart, and many others prefer the React-Attack approach. To understand why, we need to go back to the whole purpose of playing the Tite front. The Tite front is the modern adaptation of the Buddy Ryan Bear Front. While the double three techniques in the 46 defense were designed to stop 2-back teams, the double 4i ...

Run fits from “Mint/Tite” front v: 10 2x2 - Top/Right 4i recovers after having late Snap Rec. by fighting pressure, locking elbow, and Punching outside arm through the hip into his Gap. ... — Coach Cason (@1stGenCoach) May 17, 2019. Instead, the solution is to actually reduce the slot split. Instead of getting wider, get tighter to the LOS.

What is the Tite Front? Before we answer that, let’s talk about why it came about. The 4-2-5 was the original best practice against the Air Raid and/or Run and Shoot and/or spread-style offenses ...

Coach Tyler Manes explains his coaching points for his outside linebackers in the Tite Front.Click the link to see more: https://throwdeeppublishing.com/page...

The Bulldogs refer to their Nickel-based Tite Front defense as Mint. It is a unique package that has a plethora of adjustments off it. The Bulldogs can run most of their coverages and blitz packages from this personnel grouping. Kirby Smart, Georgia’s Head Coach, mainly uses the Tite Front versus 11 or 10 personnel offenses.

Over the last few seasons, the tite front has become all the rage in defensive circles. It is the modern-day version of the Bear front which is being utilized to to defend spread offenses ... Coaching Points to Run the Ball vs. Tite Front. September 24, 2021 by . By Keith Grabowski. Over the last few seasons, the tite front has become all the ...

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Here are what I believe to be the top three reasons teams are going to the Tite front. The Tite front effectively shuts down your interior run game with the minimum number of defenders possible. The Tite front as a base involves two 4i- or 4-alignment defensive linemen and the nose set as a zero directly head up over the center.