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Old 03-25-2014, 02:10 PM   #36
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Originally Posted by kccrow View Post
I was taught the following:

0 - Head On Center
1 - Outside Shade Center or A Gap
2i - Inside Shade Guard
2 - Head On Guard
3 - Outside Shade Guard or B Gap
4i - Inside Shade Tackle
4 - Head On Tackle
5 - Outside Shade Tackle or C Gap
6 - Head On Tight End or Equivalent Space
7 - Outside Shade Tight End or Equivalent Space
9 - A Yard Outside The Outside Shade of the Tight End or Equivalent (Wide 9)

In a traditional 3-4 your NT plays 0 and your DEs play 5 (Whether they Shade or Gap is largely dependend upon 2 Gap or 1 Gap scheme respectively)
In a traditional 4-3 your NT Plays 1 or 2i, your UT plays 3, your LDE plays 7 and your RDE plays 9.
In some 30 alignments, you could have a DE playing 3T on one side and 5T on the other, depending on the backside LB alignment.

But how you have it listed here is how I learned it too.

EDIT: We were taught "evens and odds". Even numbers were head-on and odd numbers were shaded/gap...
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