How Would You Stop the Broncos Outside Zone?
 

Kubiak back to Denver=even more wide zone. The Broncos already ran it quite a bit last year but it's safe to say we'll be seeing it quite a bit more.

So, let's just assume that for this scenario:
1st and 10
Ball at Broncos 20.
Broncos:
Personnel: Regular (2 backs, 1 TE, 2 WR)
Alignment: http://i.imgur.com/w5fr14i.png

Due to the balanced look, you can choose for the play (outside zone) to be called to either side. Please specify which.

Chiefs:
Personnel: Base 3-4

Now, let's see what the excellent minds of ChiefsPlanet can come up with. Choose your front, slants, blitzes, slants/scrapes and describe how/why you'll handle the Broncos outside zone. I will post some fronts the Chiefs use for reference.


Some .gifs below of the Ravens running outside zone:

http://i.imgur.com/e7Ko4IP.gif
http://i.imgur.com/lCv4yca.gif
http://www.footballoutsiders.com/ima...uth12514-4.gif
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-dKDAk3W1rT.../Forsett44.gif
http://i.imgur.com/D1WxWpD.gif
http://i.imgur.com/MdCI1uM.gif

Oh, shit. I guess this means that the low shots to the knee are going to be back in style again.

Hey Sorter I'd run a 46

I'd also like to alert people to the last .gif. #74 does an excellent Eric Fisher impression.

Will there be funneled kill-zones?

Tackle the guy with the ball as fast as possible

Line up in the 3-3-6 and blitz all 12 men /blackbob

Re-sign Brandon Siler and have him shadow the RB /blackbob

Eric only wishes he was that good.

Cj Anderson is a dog turd and team's won't respect Manning as much. Won't get as many cheap yards.

Well 97 never really got back into the play until the end with the pile on. But ya was a bad block like he didnt have the heart to get low and dirty.

Quarters D, throw all my lineman in QB spies, and user the safety #MaddenTaughtMe

I'll be honest and tell you I have no idea what you are talking about. My chiefs / sports in general interest is trashed upon the arrival of one Alex Smith and the departure of two second round picks.

That said, thank you for sharing this knowledge, although I have nothing useful to add I savor your information. Thanks from the peanut gallery.

I start with the base 3-4, and if you get a run read:
DL: 0-tech + 5-tech (with DJ having the option to move one or the other to 4i)
ILB: Read and stack the A gap to the direction of the play (1st LB'er may end up taking on a guard if neither the NT or DE wins inside)
OLB: Contain
CB: Off-man
SS: Robber
FS: Single high

I honestly don't think scheme matters nearly as much as discipline within whatever scheme you're running.

But this looks pretty good, though I might go with a stacked 43.