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Our defensive scheme is
a 4 - 3 (4 Down Linemen, and 3 Linebackers) base 7 man front with a 1 gap Under
Front alignment (Defensive Line shifts to the weakside, and the Strong Side
Outside Linebacker moves up on the line of scrimmage. That makes the defense
look like a 5-2 with 43 personnel. Sometimes, the Strong or Free Safety will
drop down close to the line of scrimmage, and the defense becomes an eight-man
front, or what’s known as the 46 (Brian Dawkins in Philadelphia, and probably
Tyrann Matthieu, and then his replacement Justin Reid in KC). Now everybody in
the NFL does a little bit of everything because it’s the pros and a copycat league.
But our defensive coordinator comes from the Jim Johnson tree (‘99 – ‘08 with
the Philadelphia Eagles) and prefers a 2 High Safety alignment with Press Man
Coverage, mixed in with Man Blitzes, Double-A Gap Blitzes, and Zone Blitzes
depending on the situation also.
2022 Projected KC Chiefs
Defensive Starters in my opinion before the draft:
LDE: Chris Jones
LDT: Derrick Nnadi
RDT: Taylor Stallworth
RDE: Frank Clark LOLB (SLB): Willie Gay Jr. MLB: Nick Bolton ROLB (WLB): Jermaine Carter
2022 KC Chiefs Projected Offensive Starters Pre-Draft in my opinion:
NFL West Coast passing scheme, and zone running scheme, mixed in with college option, misdirection plays, and spread offense. Every team has 11 players on the field at one time. How many at each position varies due to the situation.
QB: Patrick Mahomes RB1: Clyde Edwards-Helaire (goal line and short-yardage Running Back) RB2: Ronald Jones (our pass receiving Running Back) WR1: JuJu Smith-Schuster WR2: MeCole Hardman
WR3: Marquez Valdes-Scantling WR4: Cornell
Powell WR5: Corey
Coleman WR6: Gehrig Deiter TE1: Travis Kelce (pass-catching Tight End) TE2: Jody Fortson (blocking Tight End) LT: Orlando Brown, Jr. LG: Joe Thuney OC: Creed
Humphrey RG: Trey
Smith RT: Lucas
Niang
As you can see above, we’ve made multiple changes on the offense, especially our Wide Receivers.
I was asked this morning, why you wanted to be an artist???
And I thought I'd make a video to express my thoughts that are on my written
blog. The B.A Freeman Experience (https//:www.thebafreemanexperience.blogspot.com)
under why did I want to be an artist??? That post.
For me it boils down to three things:
It gave me... Art gave me a vehicle to openly and honestly
get my message out to the masses. Secondly, it helps me feel like I'm being a
productive member of society, so that people will take me seriously as a
person, hopefully. And not just a person with cerebral palsy, who can't walk
under his own power, needs help with everyday basic needs, because of his range
of motion, motor skills, and muscle tightness. But does everything like
everybody else, just highly modified. And third, it might give me some sort of
income for when I have no one else to depend on...
So these are why I chose to be an artist. Theater, film, music,
art, football coaching, martial arts etc. Anything considered an art.
Thank you for your time guys and gals. Till we talk again.
Being that today is National Cerebral Palsy day...37 years old (I've had CP for 36 years, 7 months, and today)! Yet I'm still awesome, and making history! Take that universe!
Agreed. Leaving, running, and diffusing the situation are the best policies. But in the event you're in a no other choice, but to survive and stay alive scenario, a martial art's effectiveness is based upon stand up striking with the hands and feet, in close with the clinch, ground techniques (80%-90% of fights end up on the ground), and weapons usage.
Hello. My name is Brad Freeman. I'm listed as Eric Freeman. This is my Bill Walsh NFL coaching internship YouTube video companion with my application. I'm 37 years old and I live in Kansas City Missouri. And I’ve followed football since I was six years old. High school, college, and pro. NFL…I've even watched XFL, USFL. –um-- You name it. I've watched every league. Arena even. –um-- And so I'm a huge football fan that's an advanced fan looking to become a coach. I'm a hard worker, highly intelligent, I use the internet as a teaching tool, along with streaming services. –Um--. I'm a Game Pass subscriber. I've also compiled a 50-to-100-page book of notes, and sent it to various coaches around the NFL, and in high school, and in college, just to show my knowledge. My areas of expertise are the Dick LeBeau/Dom Capers 3-4. As well as the Rex Ryan 3-4. But I'm open and willing to learn about any system of defense, offense, or special teams. And I've networked with some big-name coaches and I'd like to really continue doing that because it will open other doors for me, in order to do ventures after I'm done coaching the game. I have, like I said, I have followed football since I was six years old, even though with my cerebral palsy, I've never played a physical down before. I’ve had friends, family, other coaches in other sports leagues that were my best friends in high school. They--. So, I've always been around it because they hung out with me.
So... I'm looking to expand my football platform because I'd really like to network with a lot of coaches and I believe that I could--. Players and coaches. I believe that I could be an asset to any team, if they just give me a chance. I promise! I won't let you down! And I hope all 32 teams will seriously look at my blog and this YouTube video, and give me an opportunity to show what I can do because even though I've had cerebral palsy my whole life. It only affects my physical—um-- things day to day. It doesn't affect my mental, or emotional—um-- things whatsoever. So, I've learned to compensate using the internet. And I will not let you down. And you would get a championship caliber coach, even though I may have some physical challenges. Because I have life experience that no one else does just by having to learn how to adapt in a world of fully able-bodied people with cerebral palsy.
Thank you for your time. And I hope you'll seriously consider this, whichever team views this. Thank you for your time. And I hope this finds all heads of all 32 teams well. Thank you for your time.
Bye-bye.
*Note: I didn’t post a video for my 1st year of
applying in 2021 because I didn’t know how to use YouTube yet.
