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Picture 1: 3rd & 9. Ball on the Eagles’ 33 yard line. Brackett and Angerer are on the line of scrimmage. Townsend approaches.

Picture 2: The cornerback is going to blitz. The linebackers return to coverage.

Picture 3: Everyone is covered. However the defense can´t rush Vick.

Picture 4: Vick has space in the middle.  Angerer looks to McCoy.  Brackett continues to cover Celek.

Picture 5: Townsend cannot make the tackle on Vick.  Angerer will try to tackle him.

Picture 6: Angerer slips on the field.  Townsend isn’t fast enough to catch Vick.

Picture 7: Brackett also misses the tackle.

Pictures 8/9: Vick scrambles for 24 yards.

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 by Paulo Netto

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Hi guys. Thanks for you support and comments last week.

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Let´s go.

1 ST & 10. 2nd quarter.

Picture 1: Angerer in the line of scrimmage. Session also stands for a possible blitz. Powers is the third cornerback on the field.

Picture 2: At the beginning of the play Angerer going to blitz. Session go to the right side cover Chris Cooley.

Picture 3: The tight end cut out. Since the route of Santana Moss goes to the middle of the field. With Powers still covering the right side opens up a space in the field.

Picture 4: Session cover Cooley and Moss changing the direction of its route.

Picture 5: Moss receives and has an open field to gain more yards.

Pictures 6-7: Gain of thirteen yards to Moss. Tackle made by Bethea.

 

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The "Inside the play" of the week will not be on a play. It´s  about one player: Ryan Diem. The right tackle has had a very bad performance in the last game against the Kansas City Chiefs. Let's see some moves.

 Picture 1: Against Gilberry.

 
Picture 2: Against Vabrel.

 
Picture 3: Against Hali.

 
Picture 4: Against Hali again.

 
Picture 5: Hali getting the sack and fumble. The worst flaw in the game.

 
Picture 6: Against Dorsey. Forcing Manning to leave the pocket.

 
Picture 7: Another pressure from Hali (behind Diem).

 
Picture 8: Pollak and Diem lose their locks. Dorsey pressure on Manning.

Pictures 9/10: More pressure from Hali.

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WK 1 Inside the play: Mathis, Freeney coverage

WK 2 Inside the play: The Eldridge Effect

WK 3: inside the play: Freeney up the middle

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Situation: 1 st & 10,  2nd Quarter, 1:10 to halftime. Ball on 49 DEN.

Clady dominated Freeney the entire game. There were few plays in that Orton was pressed. Consider an alternative found:

Picture 1: Bethea, Brackett and Townsend are in the line of scrimmage along with Freeney, Dawson, Foster and Mathis.

Picture 2: Bethea and Brackett go to blitz. Mathis goes to coverage, not pressing Orton. Freeney make a movement towards the interior of the offensive line.

Picture 3: Bethea is blocked by Graham. Freeney, Foster, Dawson and Brackett are blocked by the offensive line. Mathis looks  Buckhalter.

Picture 4: Mathis made the cover in Buckhalter. Freeney is going through (C) Walton and goes to press Orton.

Pictures 5/6: Orton throws the ball. Incomplete pass.

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WK 1 Inside the play: Mathis, Freeney coverage

WK 2 Inside the play: The Eldridge Effect

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Picture 1: 2 nd & goal on seven yard line. The play: run between LG and LT, with all players blocking the left.

Picture 2: Eldridge blocks the defensive end. Saturday blocks the defensive tackle. Richard and Johnson will block the players on second level.

Picture 3: Eldridge and Saturday make great blocks. Richard and Johnson rush to block the linebacker and safety.

Picture 4: Johnson blocks the defensive end now. Eldridge goes to block safety. Richard makes an excellent block on linebacker. D- Brown has room to reach the endzone.

Pictures 5/6: Donald Brown reaches the endzone.

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by Paulo Netto

WK 1 Inside the play: Mathis, Freeney coverage

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Picture 1: Defensive Formation: 5 DBs (Tryon, Bullitt, Bethea, Hayden e Powers_ line of scrimmage), 2 LBs (Brackett e Session) and 4 DLs (Freeney, Muir, Moala e Mathis_ standing). The defensive line is aligned almost completely on the left side.

Picture 2: Freeney and Mathis will not press Schaub. Both go back to cover the pass. Meanwhile Brackett goes in the blitz. Session covers the right side.

Picture 3: Brackett, Muir and Moala are responsible for pressuring Schaub. Freeney covers Daniels, Mathis is with Johnson, Powers with Jones and Tryon with Walker.

Picture 4: Daniels is now covered by Bullitt. Mathis and Freeney continues with Johnson in the middle and Powers covers Jones. Session looks at the running back from the right side.

Picture 5: Schaub throws for Jones.

Pictures: 6/7/8: Incomplete pass.

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Quarterbacks (2): Peyton Manning, Curtis Painter;

Running backs (4): Joseph Addai, Donald Brown, Mike Hart, Devin Moore (KR/PR);

Tight ends (4): Dallas Clark, Jacob Tamme, Gijon Robinson, Brody Eldridge;

Wide receivers (4): Reggie Wayne, Pierre Garçon, Austin Collie, Anthony Gonzalez;

Offensive line (10): Jeff Saturday, Kyle DeVan, Mike Pollak, Jaimie Thomas, Jamey Richard, Jacques McClendon, Jeff Linkenbach, Tony Ugoh, Clarlie Johnson, Ryan Diem;

Defensive line (10): Jerry Hughes, Dwight Freeney, Robert Mathis, Keyunta Dawson, Fili Moala, Ricardo Mathews, Mitch King, Antonio Johnson, Dan Muir, Eric Foster;

Linebackers (7): Gary Brackett, Clint Session, Phillip Wheeler, Pat Angerer, Cody Glenn, Ramon Humber, Kevin Conner;

Cornerbacks (6): Kelvin Hayden, Jerraud Powers, Jacob Lacey, Deshea Townsend, Brandon King, Justin Tryon*;

Safeties (3): Bob Sanders, Antoine Bethea, Melvin Bullitt;

Special teams (3): Adam Vinatieri, Pat McAfee, Justin Snow.

* Traded today with Skins.

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