Defense Scout
Import their Hudl defensive breakdown — it reads front, coverage, and pressure by down, distance, and field zone, then writes the attack plan in our language. Feeds your GPS call sheet.
This Week — Chesterton Defense
Front & Pressure
Base 3-4 / 3-4 Under (61%)52 / Bear (WK10 wrinkle)Pressure ~16-19%Mike + Double-AUnder sets to the TE/wing side (nose 1-tech, 5-tech ends, OLBs #7 & #14 can walk up). OLB peels to carry the RB swing.
Coverage — not a pure Cover 0 team
WK10 (sectional) near-pure C0 man; WK8 (regular) ~43% split C4/C1, ~41% C0, ~14% C4. Carry man-beaters AND quarters-beaters; motion to declare.
DB Attack Matrix (2026 personnel · grades = ’25 role tendencies)
| DB | Attack |
|---|---|
| Field CB · #26 Reed new | Out / comeback / back-shoulder · Wave (Flood) post & out · free release (corners don’t jam) |
| Boundary CB · #5 Smith Jr · softest | Go at the young corner — free-release timing, double-move if he sits |
| Field S · #23 Prater was CB | A Baylor (Vert Choice) seam / Demon (Post-Corner) |
| Boundary S · #12 Robinson was CB | Attack vertically — A Baylor seam / Demon |
Attack Plan
vs C0 man: Michigan (Mesh) · Demon (Post-Corner) · A Baylor (Vert Choice) — best matchup + safety verticals.
vs split-field/quarters: Gator (Snag) · Wave (Flood) · Cowboy (Waggle) — find grass.
Go at the corners (both first-year) · beat Mike/Double-A with quick game + hot · ID #7 Westerlund (Mike) & #47 Vaiolo (nose).
Full two-deep report + player sheets: /ches-scout/ and /scout-sheets/. Below: import any other opponent’s Hudl breakdown.
Snapshot
Coverage
What shell they play — and how it shifts by situation.
Front
How they line up the box.
Pressure — Blitz Rate
When they bring extra rushers. High rates = pre-set answers (hot/quick/screen/Q-run).
