Coach Doeren brings Big 10 experience and an effective pass defense to this DVD on zone blitzes or "pressures." In 2006, Wisconsin's defense led the nation in pass efficiency defense (84.19 rating) and finished second in passing yards allowed per game (138.3) and scoring defense (12.1 ppg). UW also was No. 5 nationally in total defense, allowing just 253.1 yards per contest. The primary goal of Doeren's pressure system is to exert equal zone pressure on the run and the pass. Planning practice is an important part of building a strong defense, and Doeren lays out his spring practice calendar breaking down drills, conditioning and meetings. Doeren's 3 deep/3 under package features the blitz and helps makes up for defensive deficiencies. These pressures are multi-purpose, can fit off of protection schemes and the option, adjust out to any formation and are good run and pass blitzes. Doeren also shares key coaching adjustments that help maintain game productivity. He illustrates multiple pressure techniques using video footage. This pressure package can force turnovers and add the element of surprise to your defense.

48 minutes. 2008.

This DVD is the result of years of facing the popular spread offense and devising strategies to limit disrupt it. Coach George presents a plan that includes deception and consistent pre-snap formations to cover every wrinkle the offense can present. This plan led the Hoosier's to school record 42 sacks in 2007. George shows you effective ways to mix up your coverages without giving them away. He has developed responsibilities that are sound and simple while maintaining the ability to move, blitz and play multiple coverages. Learn how to disguise your coverage to limit the effectiveness of the spread offense.

57 minutes. 2008.

Having a defensive trademark is the foundation of solid football teams. Commitment is defined as a personal pledge, obligation to a course of action, a sense a purpose and loyalty to a cause. Tough times are to be expected but the disciplined player will be tough during these times. Huxtable speaks about the philosophy of putting in "the extra degree" and applies it directly in terms of coaching an excellent run defense. Elements of run defense include the under defense, toss play defense, star support, pursuit angles, force players, fill players and box the ball by Sam. Two back run principles in the under defense, the terms boss, bow and stack in the over defense.

52 minutes. 2008.

As high school coaches, Eric Reis and Rick James understand the challenges of implementing a defensive system with undersized players. The 3-4 defense is a viable option if you lack big bodies on the defensive line. It also allows you flexibility to use many different kinds of rushes to confuse the opposing quarterback, and, it makes it easier to cover multiple offensive formations with adjustments in the secondary. Coach James emphasizes aggressiveness at all positions, discussing the physical and mental characteristics that each player needs to execute his respective role in the 3-4. He also covers the defensive alignments and blitz gaps that he uses with his team. James uses diagrams to reveal a dozen defensive play calls and shares game footage to show the plays in action.

49 minutes. 2008.

Zone blitzes can be unpredictable for an opposing offense. Coach Bowen's lecture-style presentation is filled with concepts such as blitzing the tackle instead of the gap. Using diagrams and game footage, Bowen shows you in-depth execution of the vital components of the blitz. Field, Smash and Smoke are some of the blitzes covered for both the two- and three-deep sets. Insight is also given on "match and adapt" coverage and confusing run blocking schemes while stopping the run. This DVD is your front row seat to Bowen's outlook on two- and three-deep zone blitz coverage and how to utilize successful blitzing technique.

43 minutes. 2008.