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4-4 Defensive Alignment SAFETY CB CB OLB ILB ILB OLB DE DT DT DE DT DE ILB OLB CB SAFETY Defensive Tackles line Defensive Ends lins up Inside Linebackers line up Outside Linebackers line up three Cornerbacks are lined up 5 Safety lines up 7 yards off head up on Offensive anywhere from head up three yards off the LOS yards off the LOS on the outside yards off the LOS and the LOS and anywhere Guard on the Offensive Tackle to stacked behind DT or shoulder of the widest Offensive outside the OLB and as far horizontally you’d like, but outside shoulder of Tight shading to a gap either side man, unless he is split way out, in out as the widest man, usually between the tackles End (or where TE would (preferably the strong side) which case you can split the whichever is wider be) difference between him and the end of the line. 4-4 Defensive Assignments Lineman have Gap Control DBs take banana route to play away DT DE ILB OLB CB SAFETY Defensive Tackles Defensive Ends must Inside Linebackers should Outside Linebackers fill to stop Cornerbacks have man-to- Safety keeps everyone in must make contact with make contact with the read nearest running back run, but have flat responsibility on man coverage on receiver, front of him, comes up to the Offensive Guard, Offensive Tackle/End, and flow to ball, while being pass comes up to stop run only stop run only after the ball then should control the then should control the conscious of cutback lanes after ball crosses LOS crosses the LOS gap (either toward or gap (either toward or away from strength) away from strength) .

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