Guide To Defensive Fronts In Football

[@robdawgsports1060]

I love 3-3/3-4 tite stuff and the 3 down mint stuff. You sacrifice some dynamic play but there’s so many answers for more traditional defenses, while with these 3-3 tite, 3-4 tite and 3-4 mint looks, you’re solid and steady as long as the coaching is half decent. Only thing with the 3-3 tite is your 21/12 or heavier formations make things wonky, though if you can do 3-3 tite with a 3-4 mint change up (which essentially swaps out the 5th DB for a JACK on the weakside, this is what Georgia runs most of the time) in heavier personnel and pass rush situations, then that to me gives the best of both worlds

[@Blxtzy]

3-4 if you have a serviceable edge rushing olb because it can cause the oline to not know who’s blitzing and who’s dropping into coverage

[@ChargersCity]

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[@ZodiacMusic901]

My favorite is 4-3. There's no strategic reason why. It's just the first defensive set that I was used to seeing when growing up.

[@jonenaulu379]

3-4 can make alot of blitz patterns. Also leaves the center on an island.

[@ChargersCity]

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[@stevejamieson8468]

My favorite are the bear front/tite front variations.

[@ChargersCity]

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[@Derpk-rt9by]

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