Why the Vic Fangio scheme is sweeping the NFL by @Weekly Spiral - Post Details
Why the Vic Fangio scheme is sweeping the NFL
Check out the brand new Speaking Football course where you can learn everything you need to be fluent in football and get the building blocks to understand more advanced schemes, thoughts, and gameplay. https://weeklyspiral.vhx.tv/ There’s a hot not-so-new scheme circulating on the defensive side of the ball in the NFL and it all stems from Vic Fangio. Fangio had great success in his time with the Bears which led him to being hired as the head coach for the Denver Broncos. That eventually spawned Brandon Staley, who worked as a linebackers coach with Fangio in both Chicago and Denver. He then joined Sean McVay in Los Angeles as the Rams’ defensive coordinator and is now the Chargers’ head coach. The Fangio and Staley influence doesn’t stop there. The Green Bay Packers hired Joe Barry who was the linebackers coach with the Rams under Staley and the Bears have promoted Sean Desai who spent four seasons with Fangio before he left for Denver. Brandon Staley Breakdown: https://youtu.be/zmdaZSWe77k Other Broncos Breakdowns: Drew Lock: https://youtu.be/l0n3UoqlIPM If you want to support the channel, get early access to breakdown releases, talk about my weekly game picks with me, and see exclusive breakdowns of some of my favorite plays, check out the Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/weeklyspiral Website: https://weeklyspiral.com/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/weeklyspiral Twitter: @weeklyspiral Instagram: @weeklyspiral
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