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Part 1: Origins of the Call Where did the Double A Gap Blitz come from? Blood, Sweat and Chalk credits Jim Johnson as DC under Andy Reid's Eagles teams in the early 2000s. Credit to Cincinnati Enquirer article, Mike Zimmer as Defensive Coordinator in Cincinnati really popularized it (with Paul Guenther?). Teams have been attacking the A Gaps since the start of football. Johnson developed the double A gap scheme to force the Offensive Line to adjust protections by putting immediate pressure up the middle. Zimmer article mentions using the blitzes to disguise coverage. I guess?    Part 2: Execution of the Call   How do you run a Double A Gap Blitz? Blitzing two linebackers (or a linebacker and a safety) in the A Gaps. The Defensive Tackles have to get out of the A gaps, so you're probably lining up in a 40 front with either 2's, 3's or 2i's that will stunt out.  Walking the linebackers up on the line forces the Offensive Line to either check protection to a slide or gap protection, or let the back handle one of the linebackers on an immediate rush with no help.   An adjustment I like is to stack the two rushers. This is because our guys are not NFL, and so the back guy has a better chance of dropping off for either zone or man blitzes. You can also drop both and play traditional cover 3 if they know how to zone drop. With both guys up, drop the man the center steps to, and blitz the other one. You end up with a 3 under/3 deep Crossfires are great for pass blitzing in High School.    Part 3: Attacking the Call What do you run to attack Double A Gap Blitzes? Teams are primarily running double A gap blitzes to attack a pocket passer. It's a great blitz in the NFL, but you probably aren't seeing drop back passers 8 games a season. You can also attack interior run plays like a midline or trap play. Run the ball off tackle. Just run an outside zone play, those backers are locked into the A gap and can't scrape to build a wall against the edge runs. A toss play or jet sweep takes them completely out of the equation. Linebackers aren't adept at keying down blocks the way a defensive lineman is. Try to trap one of them. If you can pop to the second level there's no one there. One on one with the safety.  Slide protection is your best bet, but get the ball out quickly. If you've got a 3-step quick pass called, use a slide protection to get the ball out.  Screens!  Get the QB in shotgun (no matter what), and then get him on the move. Sprint out or roll out. Don't bother with play action, the backers are already sucked up. Hit a quick drag route or TE pop pass, or any sort of moving route. 

Week 327 - The Call - What's at our Call by Pulse 94.1 - Speaking Life

This week on the show, discussion and analysis of the surprise announcement that Jason Reitman is making a live-action Ghostbusters film for release next year! We’ll split our discussion into things we absolutely know from the announcement, discussion about the surprise teaser/announcement trailer, and then talk our speculation and hopes and dreams for the film. Will it be a bittersweet return to the original Ghostbusters universe? Will we get glimpses of anything from Answer the Call? What does this mean for the animated movie and Fan Fest? All that and more in Troy and Chris’ discussion - - then, stay tuned for all of your awesome voicemails. Listeners called in droves to discuss the surprise and we’ve got all your feedback here on the show!

In this episode of the LightSong School of 21st Century Shamanism Talking Stick Podcast, Jan Engels-Smith answers questions from the extended LightSong community through LightSong’s global Talking Stick Forum. Listed below are the questions that Jan Engels-Smith covered in this broadcast. How do you know if you are being called by the Inner Shaman’s Call? What are the pros and cons of Traditional Shaman Experience vs shamanic training? How do I find my Soul Mate? How can I heal Night Terrors? Jan also dialogues about how to heal from anything using shamanism as a platform. What to do when food is an issue? Learn Shamanism and Shamanic practices at LightSong School of 21st Century Shamanism and Energy Medicine. Find more information: www.LightSong.net or email info@lightsong.net

The Hater’s Call: What needs to change in B-more after the Ravens’ blew it on Sunday? How good/bad were our preseason NFL predictions? (16:00 mark). The DEFINITIVE 2017 NFL Playoffs preview (26:00). Bengals owner Mike Brown is the Ass Clown of the Week (1:07:00). How good or bad is Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis (1:08:40)? Panel: Shawn Hardie, Wes Upham,… Continue reading "Ep: 54: 2017 NFL Playoffs Preview | Five Questions"

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Takeaways Overcome the “Send Me Info” Objection: The goal of cold calling is not to just send information, but to get into a conversation. That said, I know every has to deal with the prospect who just says “send me some information and I’ll take a look.” One of the best ways I’ve dealt with this objection is to counter with, “I’d be happy to, but we have 347 different one-sheeters and I have no idea which one I’d send… can you tell me more about what you’re looking for?” Qualify Anyone Who Will Take the Call: What do you absolutely need to know from a prospect before you can move forward? All too often reps focus on titles thinking they can’t get a deal done without talking to the highest person in an organization. If you understand the true qualification criteria, you may realize you can use multiple people in the organization to not only gather that information, but also to build champions for you internally. Be Patient with The Process: Unless you sell a product that is conducive to a one-call close, realize you’re not going close a prospect on your first call. I say that because if you get comfortable with your process, you’ll start to see patterns form in the timing you're able to catch someone, you’ll see patterns in follow-up strategies, and you’ll see patterns in discovery and objections. These patterns can illustrate an opportunity to streamline your goals by practicing patience. Full Notes https://www.salestuners.com/carrie-simpson/ Book Recommendations Reinvent Yourself by James Altucher The ONE Thing: The Surprisingly Simple Truth Behind Extraordinary Results by Gary Keller Sponsor What if every sales rep inherited the habits of your best rep? With Costello, they do.

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