DJ takes a look at Bill Belichick's Scouting philosophy from 1991 and how it was the blueprint for six Super Bowls. #BillBelichick #Patriots #Scouting
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It's incredible to see how far ahead he was compared to others. Thank you for the great content, and keep up all the hard work!
@amateurgm88373 жыл бұрын
I appreciate that!
@movethesticks3 жыл бұрын
I've always noted that BB doesn't really do blitzing defences, he builds containment and smothering defenses that remove options and restrict the opponent. I find BB leans on conservative elements in his coaching. He prefers solidity and consistency. Where possible, he's put solid corners and safeties in to match the up front defense. And that up front containment and consistency IMHO plays a big part in the number of turnovers and interceptions. Do you take sacks or turnovers if given the choice? In doing this - he still finds the innovation in the form to come up with novel aspects. So for example, how the really wrecked the Rams offense in the last superbowl between the two teams.
@AdmV0rl0n2 жыл бұрын
As a football nerd its a few reliable places I watch for the stuff I love seeing . Been a HUGE fan of yours for years I'm only 21 you and bucky absolutely killing it ! Cant wait to see you grow this channel im here for it all love studying things like this an film things of that nature Much love for you my guy!🙌🏽 cant wait for more an more content !
@Ycfia3 жыл бұрын
Thanks Jorr
@movethesticks3 жыл бұрын
Great video thanks and keep up the great content!
@britnfl97063 жыл бұрын
Love the content DJ. Always feel like I learn so much watching you talk & break things down. Your channel is going to blow up in no time, keep it up!
@charleslessard36873 жыл бұрын
🙌
@movethesticks3 жыл бұрын
Great content! Keep up the great work!
@jimkellyC3 жыл бұрын
Thank you! Looking forward to really growing this channel.
@movethesticks3 жыл бұрын
Belichick always felt the defense was aligned so you can react and not do. Because if you do and the other team has a defense against it then it no longer is useful. Belichick knew also that tackling in the 2nd level prevented unneeded yards. Elusive players given the ball in zones can add 60-80 yards a game. Containment is another form of positioning so you have time to make a decision on the ball or opponent. things like blitzing are high risk high opportunity as well as over pass rushing gaps so Belly will only use it if a player knows his reaction will result in a positive play or knows the offense won't be prepared for the scheme. Lot of those plays he allow players to decide vs making them part of the scheme, which is why delayed blitzing is so popular with his defenses the Las few years . It employs ability for an extra guy to move QB , to force QB to think , and to push a moving player into a zone where it's possible a pass wouldve been made , so QB has to be careful of throwing in that direction as well as the attacking player themselves.
@markboston93032 жыл бұрын
Belichick understood early on, what actually works in the heat of battle. It doesn't really matter if a DB runs 4.3, if he can't tackle. (except for Deon Sanders) :-) It doesn't matter if a safety is the best athlete on the field, if he doesn't have a nose for the football. …….same for the middle linebacker.
@mastiel13 жыл бұрын
Tom- It's pretty incredible how these notes hold up all these years later! Thanks for watching! DJ
@movethesticks3 жыл бұрын
@@movethesticks Thanks for all the great info! Go Padres! ( long suffering Padre fan since 1969) yikes
@mastiel13 жыл бұрын
Talk about being specific and knowing exactly what you want. That's what makes BB the Goat.
@GoldenKnightFan3 жыл бұрын
Great work DJ!
@tylerk80493 жыл бұрын
Thanks for listening
@movethesticks3 жыл бұрын
The 2023 BB Philosophy is to dominate the line of scrimmage and not allow the run, and then have a bunch of smart DBs who work well together to trick and confuse quarterbacks, after that you study tendencies of opposing offenses and take out their biggest threats by focusing on them more. If teams are going to beat you, they are going to have to do it creatively all the way down the field. Don't get beat on the deep ball and shut down the run game, as the red zone get closer the field gets smaller. The longer the game goes on the easier it is to identify how they want to play you and bait them into making mistakes or having a big impact play off of a vulnerability. As Belichick sees it, you don't have to throw if you can run and the run opens up the throw. Take what the defense gives you and above all, don't give up the ball.
@Gilgame227 ай бұрын
This is great!
@justinnardine85643 жыл бұрын
THanks Justin
@movethesticks3 жыл бұрын
Being a Clevelamder it is sad to know that Bill would have most likely planted his roots and made his bones here in Cleveland and taken this historic franchise to levels it hasn't seen since the late 80's.
@authorjeffkosiba2902 жыл бұрын
Can you tell me where you found this? Like a link?
@calebmoeller62823 жыл бұрын
Hey man, can you tell me from your experience what do you think about Joe Burrow?
@calebmoeller62823 жыл бұрын
Sounds like Gettleman blue print to me. DJ can u make some annual rounds to my favorite podcast like Big Blue Kickoff ( Giants) Journey to the Draft ( Eagles) choose those cause u make ur draft stops to these shows. Does not need to be an hour full show ur view points on there games or how the organization run things cause ur network is strong with respected scouts & coaches. Love Move the sticks podcast too.
@clayjr863 жыл бұрын
Greetings DJ , how does one become a scout?
@chriscooke9038 Жыл бұрын
Can you do Pete Carroll defense
@Jackson-zu5ny3 жыл бұрын
Is this written somewhere
@713God2 жыл бұрын
What's the source?
@AlbertoGarcia-df2oj Жыл бұрын
Exactly why he’s the best defensive mind but this was only relevant towards true pocket passers
@alphaman277910 ай бұрын
What does it mean to have symmetry on defense?
@OpinionatedMatt3 жыл бұрын
Same amount of players to the left & right side of the ball. Examples on madden : 34 odd, 43 normal, dime 146,
@Marvo_323 жыл бұрын
@@Marvo_32 thank you!
@OpinionatedMatt3 жыл бұрын
No I think what Bill Belichick means by symmetry is that players stay in their respective zones, man assignments, gap assignments in the run game or gap assignments when blitzing. Essentially, players need to have an understanding of what the defensive play looks like, and they need to know how to maintain that shell throughout the play. For example, safety’s cannot bite and break their zone on 3 deep or 2 deep, or run defenders maintaining their gap and shifting over as a reaction to a zone run concept
@renegarcia94632 жыл бұрын
Wow
@williampowell3378 Жыл бұрын
A good, teachable player is better than a smart player.
@justinmaitland73353 жыл бұрын
And now he can’t find a job 😂 setting the ego aside should be on that list
@Eli-gf2qf3 ай бұрын
You would recommend that if someone is the best at what they do and doesn't need to work, they should take a lesser job that they don't want?
@jimstevenson424Ай бұрын
@@jimstevenson424 I hear you but he hasn’t really proved much since Brady has left in developing a qb or anything for that matter. Maybe when you decline a bit it’s best to take a lesser but more fitting role such as a defensive coordinator?
@Eli-gf2qfАй бұрын
@@Eli-gf2qf He should coach Navy. He was building something with Mac until Josh left with a chunk of his staff. People used to say Parcells never won anything without BB, but it takes a staff and team. To claim BB wasn't more important than Brady shows a lack of history. Erhardt-Perkins was taught to Brady, who relied on a strong running game until 2007, which started phase II of the dynasty (the one people are most familiar with). Brady struggled in Tampa at first, migrating to Coryell but adjusted. BB's system requires more control, because it is so different (player selection and game management), which is one reason why his assistants fail. It was in development since the early 70s in New England. There is a reason why BB wanted the Patriots job.
It's incredible to see how far ahead he was compared to others. Thank you for the great content, and keep up all the hard work!
I appreciate that!
I've always noted that BB doesn't really do blitzing defences, he builds containment and smothering defenses that remove options and restrict the opponent. I find BB leans on conservative elements in his coaching. He prefers solidity and consistency. Where possible, he's put solid corners and safeties in to match the up front defense. And that up front containment and consistency IMHO plays a big part in the number of turnovers and interceptions. Do you take sacks or turnovers if given the choice? In doing this - he still finds the innovation in the form to come up with novel aspects. So for example, how the really wrecked the Rams offense in the last superbowl between the two teams.
As a football nerd its a few reliable places I watch for the stuff I love seeing . Been a HUGE fan of yours for years I'm only 21 you and bucky absolutely killing it ! Cant wait to see you grow this channel im here for it all love studying things like this an film things of that nature Much love for you my guy!🙌🏽 cant wait for more an more content !
Thanks Jorr
Great video thanks and keep up the great content!
Love the content DJ. Always feel like I learn so much watching you talk & break things down. Your channel is going to blow up in no time, keep it up!
🙌
Great content! Keep up the great work!
Thank you! Looking forward to really growing this channel.
Belichick always felt the defense was aligned so you can react and not do. Because if you do and the other team has a defense against it then it no longer is useful. Belichick knew also that tackling in the 2nd level prevented unneeded yards. Elusive players given the ball in zones can add 60-80 yards a game. Containment is another form of positioning so you have time to make a decision on the ball or opponent. things like blitzing are high risk high opportunity as well as over pass rushing gaps so Belly will only use it if a player knows his reaction will result in a positive play or knows the offense won't be prepared for the scheme. Lot of those plays he allow players to decide vs making them part of the scheme, which is why delayed blitzing is so popular with his defenses the Las few years . It employs ability for an extra guy to move QB , to force QB to think , and to push a moving player into a zone where it's possible a pass wouldve been made , so QB has to be careful of throwing in that direction as well as the attacking player themselves.
Belichick understood early on, what actually works in the heat of battle. It doesn't really matter if a DB runs 4.3, if he can't tackle. (except for Deon Sanders) :-) It doesn't matter if a safety is the best athlete on the field, if he doesn't have a nose for the football. …….same for the middle linebacker.
Tom- It's pretty incredible how these notes hold up all these years later! Thanks for watching! DJ
@@movethesticks Thanks for all the great info! Go Padres! ( long suffering Padre fan since 1969) yikes
Talk about being specific and knowing exactly what you want. That's what makes BB the Goat.
Great work DJ!
Thanks for listening
The 2023 BB Philosophy is to dominate the line of scrimmage and not allow the run, and then have a bunch of smart DBs who work well together to trick and confuse quarterbacks, after that you study tendencies of opposing offenses and take out their biggest threats by focusing on them more. If teams are going to beat you, they are going to have to do it creatively all the way down the field. Don't get beat on the deep ball and shut down the run game, as the red zone get closer the field gets smaller. The longer the game goes on the easier it is to identify how they want to play you and bait them into making mistakes or having a big impact play off of a vulnerability. As Belichick sees it, you don't have to throw if you can run and the run opens up the throw. Take what the defense gives you and above all, don't give up the ball.
This is great!
THanks Justin
Being a Clevelamder it is sad to know that Bill would have most likely planted his roots and made his bones here in Cleveland and taken this historic franchise to levels it hasn't seen since the late 80's.
Can you tell me where you found this? Like a link?
Hey man, can you tell me from your experience what do you think about Joe Burrow?
Sounds like Gettleman blue print to me. DJ can u make some annual rounds to my favorite podcast like Big Blue Kickoff ( Giants) Journey to the Draft ( Eagles) choose those cause u make ur draft stops to these shows. Does not need to be an hour full show ur view points on there games or how the organization run things cause ur network is strong with respected scouts & coaches. Love Move the sticks podcast too.
Greetings DJ , how does one become a scout?
Can you do Pete Carroll defense
Is this written somewhere
What's the source?
Exactly why he’s the best defensive mind but this was only relevant towards true pocket passers
What does it mean to have symmetry on defense?
Same amount of players to the left & right side of the ball. Examples on madden : 34 odd, 43 normal, dime 146,
@@Marvo_32 thank you!
No I think what Bill Belichick means by symmetry is that players stay in their respective zones, man assignments, gap assignments in the run game or gap assignments when blitzing. Essentially, players need to have an understanding of what the defensive play looks like, and they need to know how to maintain that shell throughout the play. For example, safety’s cannot bite and break their zone on 3 deep or 2 deep, or run defenders maintaining their gap and shifting over as a reaction to a zone run concept
Wow
A good, teachable player is better than a smart player.
And now he can’t find a job 😂 setting the ego aside should be on that list
You would recommend that if someone is the best at what they do and doesn't need to work, they should take a lesser job that they don't want?
@@jimstevenson424 I hear you but he hasn’t really proved much since Brady has left in developing a qb or anything for that matter. Maybe when you decline a bit it’s best to take a lesser but more fitting role such as a defensive coordinator?
@@Eli-gf2qf He should coach Navy. He was building something with Mac until Josh left with a chunk of his staff. People used to say Parcells never won anything without BB, but it takes a staff and team. To claim BB wasn't more important than Brady shows a lack of history. Erhardt-Perkins was taught to Brady, who relied on a strong running game until 2007, which started phase II of the dynasty (the one people are most familiar with). Brady struggled in Tampa at first, migrating to Coryell but adjusted. BB's system requires more control, because it is so different (player selection and game management), which is one reason why his assistants fail. It was in development since the early 70s in New England. There is a reason why BB wanted the Patriots job.
Um, cheat.