THE 4-3 WALL

honestly you can pick whatever playbook you feel most comfortable in.

ATL for 2-4-5
Tenn for 4-4
CHI,CAR,PHI (and a few others) for the 46 normal
Jax, OAK are 4-3 books that have a 3-4 formation in them

I have messed around with JAX,TENN, and ATL this yr. they all have something that the others dont, its just up 2 u 2 figure whats right for u

i never took a deep look at the normal set but i like the alignment better than the over b/c the weak DE is out wider like he is supposed to be. Can shift lbs to under front basically... never got into the 44 last year so would be all knew so might go with PHL for a while.

Can the wall be used with the nickel 2-4-5.

i love the wall defense 2-0 giving up only 7 ppg sense using it

mgcomedy wrote:

4-3 Normal under Ram Buck (man version)

1. Spread LB first
2. 2. Reblitz LOLB (Click on LOLB bring him offsides then click off (if you dont put him down far on the line blitz will not get through)
3. Contain both DT
4. Put RDE in zone of choice (purple, flat)


4-3 Normal slant 1 OLB Fire (man but heat comes from the other side)
1. Spread LB first
2. 2. Reblitz ROLB (Click on ROLB bring him offsides then click off (if you dont put him down far on the line blitz will not get through)
3. Contain both DT
4. Put LDE in zone of choice (purple, flat)

the 2nd play works good but the 1st one gets picked up from that set up for me..I suggest slanting the DL to the left then do your set ups, this worked for me

great stuff my dude

colonel if you like that this formation you should try the 4-3 normal spyblitz - setup is quick and pretty good heat with out really showing your blitzing... i reblitz the DT that is in the spy put the RE(left side of the screen) on a hook zone or whatever you prefer and pinch the linebackers your LE should get in most of the time if he doesnt have a RB blocking on that side

and you can just flip it and it looks the exact same and the blitz still gets there

Colonel,

What's your red zone d setup? out of 4-3 normal!