what's more important to a teams defense, the front 4 or the secondary.?
365956
Gotta be the Front Four.  If you can't stop the run you  can't beat anyone.  Plus a great pass rush can make an average secondary look great by putting pressure on the QB.
940709
Well if you have speed go for football. If you can catch offense if you can't then defense. Hope this helped
896245
That's a very decent 40 speed, I'd suggest Running Back if you're looking to play offense.\nYou're going to be one of the smaller young men on the field, but that can work in your advantage, too.  Tuck in behind a lead blocker to get through the line then turn on the jets and you're making yards.\nBut if you're like me and favor defense, your size and speed are aligned with Corner or Safety.  While the linebackers go in on blitz, having someone quick to cover a quick pass is a huge benefit.\nGood luck with your game, Friday nights are a blast!
617336
Besides being a so-so rock band, a nickelback is the fifth defensive back, usually brought in on known passing downs.  Teams playing a 4-3 will usually go to a 4-2-5, while 3-4 teams will usually go 3-3-5.
862124
Zone blitz. Have one of your DEs back into coverage and blitz two of your LBs. Very confusing to the opposing QB.
524734
First requires technical knowledge but reaction time is less important.  Third is more of a reaction position, so it depends on the player.\n\nI would vote for third overall, though.
850403
I am a loyal KC Chiefs fan, and I am going to tell you start Jones. The Kansas City Chiefs defense is much improved, and if you take out the Pittsburg game.  The points they are giving up per game is up with the best of the league.  I think the Chiefs have a much improved front seven from last year.  The game is at Kansas City though, and the defense is going be fired up at home on Thanksgiving Night.  Thomas Jones is going against a really good New England team at home and they are also stingy.  But I think he is going to get more carries then Bell, so I still think you have to go with the established back in Jones.
441447
it all depends on the teams strenght & the defense strenghts.
620238
Why do they designate QB #'s and running back #'s. It does make sense to have numbers separate for the centers, guards and tackles as their roles are so different. They can not be down field on a pass play and can't touch the ball in most circumstances. After that let the skilled players have any eligible number
977483
linebacker is a tough position its all about making reads you need to pick up on stuff like how the guard is blocking the play which side of the offense is the strenghth, how many backs are in the backfield, and you need to be able to pick up on wing backs.  Also once you recognize this you need to make calls to let the line know everything you know.  also on run plays you need to be able to fill up holes.  But i would still say go for it i played it through high school and had a great time.  YOU JUST NEED TO MAKE SURE YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING ON THE FIELD BECAUSE ITS TOUGH TO PLAY IF YOU SRE CONFUSED OR GUESSING AT WHAT PLAY THEY ARE RUNNING
834335
4th is most balanced without question, really strong\n3rd is most explosive with LT, who is really all you need
51551
i'de have to say flanker because you are like the outside linebacker in football you are the first one out of the scrum and looking for that first tackle.  it is usually the best combination of size, athaletic ability, agressiveness, and meanness.  i played prop and flanker and second row and an occasional hooker.  hooker sucks because contrary to somebodies opinion your fists are behind your prop's back and have nothing to protect yourself with if the scrum does collapse which you will be on the bottom of head first.
328319
A center, 1 L wing, 1 R wing, 2 halfbacks, 1 L defender, 1 R defender, 1 golie, and 3 subs on the sideline. Don't be hard on em. That'll make them hate you and the game.
313476
You can see the entire play develop.  One thing to watch is the secondary, do they blitz, play zone, come up to support the run.  Does a Defensive end drop back to take away a passing lane while a linebacker blitzes on the other side where there are fewer blockers.  Is the offense throwing timing routes, or are they having the recievers try to sheild the defensive backs from the ball.  How is the tightends being used, are they pushing up the field, running short curl routes, or are they helping in the pass protection scheme and run support.  Football is a sport that is great both live and on TV.
517164
There will be various differnt blocking schemes depending on the play... sounds like you need a playbook... in the I formation you could have a run play or a pass... is the run to the strong or weakside?  offtackle or off guard?  curious why you would need to know this if your not an offensive lineman?
197756
It's easier to "see" what someone is doing on offense because they are racking up points with each accomplishment.  On defense it's a lot harder to see for the "average" fan.  BUT...it's even more important to have good defense in almost all cases.  Defenders rock.  Great defenders don't do it for the glory...but for the team...that and the love of taking the ball away from the other guy!
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The free safety (FS) is responsible for reading the offensive plays and covering deep passes. Depending on the defensive call, the safety may also provide run support.\n\nThe strong safety (SS) is usually larger than the free safety, and is positioned relatively closer to the line of scrimmage. While strong safeties play a pivotal role in halting the offense's running game, they are also responsible for keeping various receivers, especially tight ends, in check.