2LD Defense - Gregory Double Wing

End is lined up closest to will provide the strongest key, of course (OT whenaligned Loose or Tight, TE or tight slot when aligned Loose). After the initial 3-on-1 drills, a blocking back can be added to attempt to kick out or log the End.Finally, a running back can be added to the drill to run inside, off-tackle andoutside. Regardless of the specific parameters of the drill, the End must:Crash under control;Read his key triangle to anticipate what play is coming; andStay on his feet.In run drills, the End must either Crash or Trail; when pass drills are added, hemust also be prepared to Max a receiver, drop to a Cover zone, or defend hisShortside Square (pp. 21-24).ALLEY/HALF-LINE DRILLSThe purpose of these drills is to integrate 1L defenders in pass rush situations.The Alley Drill can take several forms -- 2 on 2, 3 on 3, or 5 on 3 linemenoperating live (but under control -- i.e., lock-up to thud). With a live quarterbackand (optional) running back, the drill teaches 1L defenders to rush the passerfrom within their gaps, which turn into pass-rush alleys as they read pass by theoffense.ALLEY DRILL (Even Front vs. Sprint-Out)47