Untitled - Fast and Furious Football

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The free saf€ty will position himBelf in one of
:he five zones. These zones extend firm the line
,f scrimmage to the opponent's end zone. The
rutside zones ext€nd from a sideline to the lunF
]€rs. Adjacent to the outside zones are number
,ones, which continue to the hash marks. Our
:riddle zone is between the hash marks. Now, the
tuarterback must ask himself in what zone the
iee safety positioned himBelfand at what depth.
In Figu:r€ 5a you'lI see the fiee safety in the mrddle
,one, occupied at diffeent depths. If he positions
rimself high on either /los,ir, as in Figure 5b, it
r€comes important to deternine flat adjustments.
\\-€ak flat reBponsibilities are given a descriptive
rame. This name generully indicates how the
iefense iB aligned in that area of the field.
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In Figure 6 is a llormal defensive front. Normal
:s the starting point.
In Fieure 7, you'll Bee that th€ front has
:hanged to a stocAed weakside flat alignment.
Through closer obseruation, you will see all the
.inebackers have chang€d their attitude.
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