Pass rush move family
What it is
The repertoire of hand and body techniques used to defeat a pass blocker.
Why it matters
Moves are taught in pairs - a primary and its counter - because the second rush of a game is won by what the blocker learned on the first. A rusher with one move is scouted by the second quarter.
Watch it run
This one is in the simulator. The read is measured off the simulation as it plays — nothing about the outcome is scripted.
Slant FlatOn film
2 reps of this in public all-22, each reviewed by a coach before it was labelled. The link opens at the play.
- Done right1:33–1:43
Clean 1-on-1 edge win against the right tackle — the quarterback goes down. This is the finished product.
Watch the rep →Labelled by coach-review@eliteedge (model-assisted: qwen2.5vl-cdx:7b@dgx-spark).
- Done right0:40–0:50
Watch the rusher's plan — engage, work the edge, finish. From a sack cutup: the rep wins.
Watch the rep →Labelled by coach-review@eliteedge (model-assisted: qwen2.5vl-cdx:7b@dgx-spark).
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