FILM REVIEW: Why Minnesota Vikings' new AGGRESSIVE defense could cause chaos! 

Agreed

except cornball Mackey who sucks up to these two

@@imthemanPlaywhat else is a guy who knows nothing supposed to do when learning from pros? You play nice, shut up, and learn

You damn right

@@b_m3998 no its that he is idolizing them like a fan boy...they are just people and im sure Mackey knows quite a bit about football it doesn't take a pro to follow the sport

Update: get your client that job j.

Yes there is lol. Flores will likely ask too much from young, inexperienced, and not very talented players on the D. Not too dissimilar from Aron Glenn at the beginning of last year. Difference is the Lions have multiple young STUDS on Defense. Good luck to the Maidens 😁

@@LionsOnTheHunt313the lions barely “beat” KC without Kelce lol

@@LionsOnTheHunt313you’re comparing a 3x Super Bowl Defensive coordinator to one that’s barely seen the playoffs

@@Nattyplatinum Correction, they beat KC & the refs lol. On the road, opening night, against the Champs. Players missing for both teams, big mistakes by both teams. Hutch WAS EASILY THE BEST PLAYER ON THAT FIELD that night. The Shieldmaidens would've been blown out. Can't wait to watch the D fold Cousins in half 🙃

@@LionsOnTheHunt313 boohoo the lions beat a good team once and act like they won the Super Bowl, by ween 8 they’re 4-4

Not a dumb question, MN uses a 3-4 defense so your 3 4 and 5 techniques are your most common, teams running a 4-3 will often use a 0 7 and 9 technique, theres a ton of nuances to them all but essentially it's where your lining up and who's going where, so you might line up inside or outside shoulder to the Tackle, and that might be your que to hit the B gap, in the 5 it's usually they bring a two Gap guy directly over the Tackle to cover the b and C gap on his side of the formation, there's so much to it but usually if you see a nickle or dime package they're running a 5. There's a bunch of different packages you run off one technique. There's videos out there that can teach you from the basics of each technique to the intricate packages that you can layer on the base technique. Alot of teams now run alot a hybrid techniques. I'm horrible at explaining it but it's basic D-line fundamentals. It's alot less complicated then it seems but can get very complicated once you add in hybrids. Best to just look up videos breaking it down