I was bored last night and started looking for some defensive playbooks. I came across this on another site. Very good read, but long.
http://assets.sbnation.com/assets/13..._Lou_Saban.pdf
Was wondering if anyone has anymore?
I was bored last night and started looking for some defensive playbooks. I came across this on another site. Very good read, but long.
http://assets.sbnation.com/assets/13..._Lou_Saban.pdf
Was wondering if anyone has anymore?
Originally Posted by ryby6969
not a chance you watch nykia31 videos on youtube, is there ?
yeah, lol I am in a Madden OF with him on OS
i'm just saying because he mentioned having stuff like this. I wouldnt mind linking to a few myself. I wonder how many you can find online?
I know you probably cant find one from as recent as last year? but i'm surprised you can at all the way they treat these things like government secrets ?
I just googled it, lol
It is crazy how in depth these guys get in these things. Very detail oriented, which makes them as good as they are. They take nothing for granted.
I've got all of Saban's available playbooks 1997 MSU, 2001 LSU and 2008 Bama along with the entire season defensive cut-ups of the 2008 and 2009 teams, Belichick's playbooks and the old NYG playbooks (all of its the same defense basically). It is all very detailed indeed - I've studied these defenses pretty extensively and know them pretty well along with TCU's 425 defense. The biggest thing to learning these defenses is understanding the terminology.
Yeah, I read about 75 pages last night and I found myself going back to double check the terminology. Fairly simple defense from what I can tell, but very dependent on EVERYONE being on the same page and doing their job. Also seems like the Mike has a good deal of responsibility making calls.
There is a lot going on pre-snap but that's because the defense has a built in adjustment for everything it could face. Mike sets the front, SS sets formation strength and force calls and the FS calls the coverage - each of these players has a series of checks based upon what the offense is presenting: formation, shift, motion, splits etc.
what Giants playbooks ?!?!
Yeah, I read that and thought that was pretty interesting. I also liked the color coding for formations.(ex. Purple for 5 wide)
I have a few coaching strategies books that I go through from time to time, as right now I am only assisting in coaching in my son's pop warner teams. Hopefully when I get done with school in a few years, I will be able to have enough free time to be an actual coordinator or head coach. It is nice to learn the actual terminology instead of just knowing what they should do.
I've got the 1984, 1991 and 1995 defensive playbooks.
The playbook for the 1992 Bills K-Gun offense goes very in-depth about how the team will huddle. I can get though that part, but there are definitely other places in that playbook that go waaaaaaaaaaay over my head.
Twitter: @3YardsandACloud
Yeah, Saban shows where everyone is to be in the huddle and who is to talk. It is actually quite funny.
http://fastandfuriousfootball.com/
high school college and pro playbooks here if i remember correctly... some of the college are spring session installs but still have some good stuff if you look through them... lots to look through... =)
you're welcome btw
Thanks, will check it out this weekend.
scribd.com has a lot of playbooks too, though unfortunately there's a lot of non-football related stuff that comes up when you search "playbook". It's where I found the Bills playbook though.
Twitter: @3YardsandACloud
Nice find, definitely worth reading up on.
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