Elko’s blitz package

[THookem]

 

[THookem]

 

[NothinButDaHorns34]

It’s crazy the glazing some of the people on this board are doing over the Aggie’s. I know it is beyond surprising they’re not 8&5 as usual, But we’ll expose them. 

[FootLaw]

Aggies are going to get their love until someone shuts them up. Let's hope this young team is up for the challenge.

[Brho]

They’ve literally played the easiest sec schedule in the history of the league. 

[CoachBobbyFinstock]

Edited 19 hours ago by CoachBobbyFinstock

[HuntFishTexan]

The blitzes the A&M defense ran against Missouri were simple in concept, but the second blitzer through the same gap puts the OG/C in conflict.  The DL creates a gap between the OG/OC by slanting away from it, and Elko was having 2 guys run through the same A gap with a slight delay for the second blitzer due to starting slightly deeper.  The RB takes the "most immediate" threat to the QB (usually the first one he sees, leaving the second blitzer running full speed at the QB unless the OG or OC manage to slow him down.  Missouri's OL didn't come up with a solution.  

[FootLaw]

17 minutes ago, HuntFishTexan said:

The blitzes the A&M defense ran against Missouri were simple in concept, but the second blitzer through the same gap puts the OG/C in conflict.  The DL creates a gap between the OG/OC by slanting away from it, and Elko was having 2 guys run through the same A gap with a slight delay for the second blitzer due to starting slightly deeper.  The RB takes the "most immediate" threat to the QB (usually the first one he sees, leaving the second blitzer running full speed at the QB unless the OG or OC manage to slow him down.  Missouri's OL didn't come up with a solution.  

I noticed that as well. Thought I saw them use a coffee house blitz a few times too. Definitely isolated weaknesses of the Mizzou OL.