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Man Free Blitzes
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- WN-08192
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About this video
Steve Tutsie believes in an attacking, pressure defense. In this blitz coaching video, the Warren Central High School defensive coordinator demonstrates the man free and zero blitzes his 4-4 defense uses to put as much pressure as possible on the quarterback. The packages carry memorable names, Weapons, Fish and Food, and each is built to be low risk with the potential for big rewards.
What you'll learn
- The strategy and concept behind Warren Central's pressure defense.
- The Weapons blitz package: Dagger, Knife and Sword.
- The Fish blitz package: Tuna and Shark.
- The Food blitz package: Stew, Stir, Big Mac and their combinations.
- How man free and zero coverage pair with each blitz.
- How to implement the blitz packages in your own defensive scheme.
Who it's for
High school defensive coordinators and linebacker coaches who want man-coverage pressure that confuses the offense without exposing the secondary to unnecessary risk.
About the coach
Steve Tutsie coordinated the defense at Warren Central High School in Indianapolis, Indiana, a four-time state champion built on an aggressive 4-4 pressure defense.
The session contains extensive game film of the blitzes against live opponents. Runtime: about 32 minutes.
Frequently asked questions
What blitzes are in this video?
Three named packages of man free and zero blitzes from Warren Central's 4-4: Weapons (Dagger, Knife, Sword), Fish (Tuna, Shark) and Food (Stew, Stir, Big Mac and combinations), each designed to maximize pressure on the quarterback.
Is it too aggressive for a high school defense?
Coach Tutsie calls the packages low risk with the potential for great rewards, and they come straight from a four-time state champion high school program.
How does the purchase work?
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What is the difference between a man free blitz and a zero blitz?
A man free blitz keeps one free safety deep behind man coverage; a zero blitz sends everyone else and leaves no deep help. Coach Tutsie shows both versions of each package and when he calls them.