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coach one of the main reasons Michigan beat Ohio state was they stopped their run you say stopping the Run has to do with two things explain well the history of the game is the team that wins the rushing battle usually wins the game I’d say always wins the game and also you got quinan junkins and trevan Henderson two future high high NFL draft picks you better contain these guys and that’s what the Wolverines did here here’s the what happened okay 26 carries this is the Ohio state offense 26 carries for 77 yards less than three yards per carry nine of the 26 of those runs went for zero or minus yardage plays trayon Henderson 10 carries for 21 yards and then this blew my mind when I saw this the last 14 plays of the game went with no first downs that’s great run defense so that’s what let’s talk about how this all happened as you prepare your game plan the number one thing about defense to stop the run is you set the edge I’m gonna dry that up here in a minute set the edge what’s that mean you contain remember Pursuit is inside not out not outside in so you want to squeeze everything back to your teammates and then squeeze the gaps you don’t want wide gaps everyone has Gap responsibility which we’ll cover here in a minute the second point is penetration you want your feet across the line of scrimmage the team that controls you’ll hear that control the line of scrimmage it’s either Movement by the offensive line or the defense getting their feet across the line of scrimmage all right this I just put up a base set this a tight end formation tail back and quarterback against a 4 or3 defense the defense doesn’t matter we’re going to focus on setting the edge so a defensive end job is to set the edge and when I say set the edge and you made this point many times before it’s not out here it’s here right why you want to squeeze the A and B Gap if you set the edge and you’re firm right here the gaps start to squeeze and the backers have to fill the gaps the gaps are very tight and they can cover that Gap so you want to set the edge on both sides the second thing you want to do is you want to have penetration and get your feet across the line of scrimmage so that is the defensive lines responsibility why notice the gaps are squeezed you have penetration across the line of scrimmage that makes the wheel the mic and the Sam their jobs are very easy you have tight gaps you have penetration and you can control your Gap how do you stop a run set the edge contain it keep guys like Trevon Henderson quinan junkins in The Tackle Box you don’t want those guys out here the second one is squeeze the gaps tight gaps linebackers can fill those gaps second Point penetration get your feet there’s a line of scrimmage at the end of the play if your feet are across that line of scrimmage defense wins let’s go to the video and watch some game-winning examples of these two things all right coach we’ve seen the concept of the Edge and penetration on the board now let’s watch it on the tape now watch Josiah Stewart down here number zero for the Wolverines what’s his job to set the edge or Edge the defense and that’s exactly what he’s doing there is a firm Edge so that’s Josiah Stewart and then number 15 Ernest Houseman comes in and makes the tackle why did he make the tackle because there’s an edge to the defense all right J this is a great look at not only setting the edge watch jiah Stewart here set the edge he actually big arms him here with his right arm and he settles down instead of running up the field remember we said you need to compress or Shrink the gaps that’s what he’s doing and then look at the penetration right one thing I remember we used to always do is you draw a line and you see where the offensive line is or where the ball is we want the Defenders to have your feet across the line of scrimmage that’s how you stop a run all right J saved the best for last year number 42 the defensive end TJ guy I really want the viewer to watch this first of all he’s getting penetration his feet cross the line of scrimmage and then also watch him compress the B Gap there is no B Gap right when you shrink the B Gap then you also shrink the a gap but I really want to focus the balls on the 14 yd line and how do you measure if you’re penetrating the line of scrimmage the feet of the defense alignment at the end of the day the corner the defensive end and the two interior D lineman where are their feet across the line of scrimmage that’s called Edge the defense and penetrate the line of scrimmage you know the one thing I love about what you’re talking about is The Edge player very rarely makes the play now TJ makes it on this one but it’s an unselfish position all he’s doing is forcing the ball back to one of his teammates so to be an edge player you got to be an unselfish player always keep in mind too Pursuit always comes from inside out not outside in so you want to force it back to your Pursuit

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