Pres finally chose to shut up with the overall situation, and Lu Yiqi did not be aggressive or proud and showed off his power, but showed his professionalism, focusing all his attention on the game, quickly discussing with Robert in a low voice to change the tactical formation.

The change of the formation itself is not complicated, but the change of tactical positions is a bit complicated. Lu Yiqi and Roberto were divided into two groups, looking for defensive players to talk to each other.

The short kick-off time ended soon, and the Wildcats' defensive team and the Oaks' offensive team made their debut again.

In reason, Tresel's offensive tactics were adjusted, but the change was not obvious. On the one hand, it was because the ground attack routine was relatively limited, and more so it was the strong ball; on the other hand, it was because Tresel's style was still solid and steady, and lacked aggressive and adventurous attempts.

In addition, the Oaks' offensive tactics worked in the previous wave of offense and defense, and there was no need for major adjustments in a short period of time.

The fact seems to be the same. With ten yards in one yard, the Oaks once again relied on a steady and solid ground running to get seven yards. The efficiency is still excellent.

Ten yards in one gear, three yards in two gear... and then, get the first attack.

After making another appearance, the Oaks' offensive team's ground advancement was still good, and Wells successfully won another first attack with two runs.

However, gradually, the two running backs, Wells and Senna, could feel that the resistance encountered by ground propulsion was becoming more and more solid and heavier, and a sense of struggle for prey to fall into a trap was faintly created; however, it is not obvious yet, and ground propulsion can still obtain yardage numbers, so they didn't think much about it.

But it's certain that the Wildcats' defense has made a change: Where is it?

Even Tresel and defensive coordinator Haycock were not able to see it for the time being, but as bystanders, they could clearly feel the obvious decline in the overall offensive fluency, as if they were trapped in quicksand.

How did the Wildcats’ defense team do it? Or is it just their own random thoughts - the opponent’s defensive tactics have not changed much, but rather the player’s status has undergone subtle changes in the game process, which leads to the difference between confrontation? Shouldn’t they be distracted?

Tresel's gaze looked at the tall and strong figure beside Pres, and was in a dense crowd like a player, with height, body shape, status, etc.; but the aura and temperament around him were completely different, with a calmness and wisdom that was inconsistent with his age.

Bob Stups underestimated Lu Yiqi and underestimated the determination of the Wildcats, and gave the on-the-spot command to the young coach; but Tracele did not. He was very sure that the rise and transformation of the Wildcats this season all originated from Lu Yiqi, including defensive tactics.

So, will Lu Yiqi really not make adjustments when facing the Oaks' offense? Although the adjustments that ground defense can make are still limited; it does not mean that it cannot be adjusted, otherwise modern football will not gradually raise the banner of passing the ball and attack, while ground attack will gradually decline.

Tresel believed that Lu Yiqi must have made adjustments, but he still couldn't see it.

Just as hesitantly observed, the Oaks suffered a severe blow in the ground offense. They encountered a wall-to-wall grapple when they ran on the ground twice in a row. The defensive forward line built a wall-to-wall, giving the opponent's running back a blow, forcing the Oaks not only to fail to advance yards, but also lost three yards, which made the offensive team face the dilemma of three thirteen yards.

At this time, the Oaks offensive team has arrived at the 23-yard line of the Wildcats at halftime. In other words, they have arrived at the edge of the red zone. If they continue to choose ground attack now, then there is a high probability that the event will end a free kick; and if you want to continue to challenge the touchdown, passing and attacking is the best choice.

After all, that's three digits.

Tresell called for a pass attack immediately.

However, with the pocket protection very solid and stable, Berkman, who had not encountered any impact, made a mistake and failed to control the passing arc. He missed it perfectly with wide receiver Brian Robiskie, and the pass was not completed. Fortunately, he did not encounter interception.

Strike out!

Tresell scratched his head in annoyance. He knew that Berkman's explosive power at critical moments was still insufficient, and his pass offense lacked the ability to kill one blow; this wave of offense still occurred on the ground attack - in the Wildcats' linebacker group, Hall and Permeler's ground defense efficiency was significantly improved, reducing the number of missed tackles, and truly effectively curbing the Oaks' ground attack.

Could it be that all this change is simply because Hall and Permeler adapted to the Oaks' ground running rhythm, their condition recovered and their efficiency increased?

Is this all the real reason? It has nothing to do with the tactical changes in the Wildcats coaching staff?

Tresel expressed strong suspicion, but he needed to discuss further with Black Cock. Now the Secret Service team must appear and complete the free kick.

What changes have the Wildcats’ defense team made?

In fact, the kernel is not complicated. Lu Yiqi just lets safety guard Kendrick Mattews' position slightly advance and becomes the fifth linebacker.

This seems a bit confusing, but the essential principles are not complicated.

As mentioned earlier, the side where the tight end of the offensive team is located is called the strong side, and height and size can often form a counter-attack advantage in confrontation with cornerbacks; then, the defensive team must also need to respond.

The second line of defense includes two cornerbacks and two safety guards, and the safety guards can also be divided into the air guards and the strong guards.

As the literal meaning, the Youwei is a safeguard with more flexible standing and more free running, while the Strongguard is a relatively more powerful and more powerful security guard.

In professional football, the guards are often arranged on the last line of defense, responsible for defending long passes and also responsible for defending the front line of the skip.

Youwei must be able to clearly grasp the situation on the field and accurately grasp the context in the ever-changing game. Otherwise, a small mistake may lead to a complete open backcourt - a bit similar to the goalkeeper position in football. Therefore, they must rely more on their minds to complete the game, and physical confrontation is the icing on the cake.

Correspondingly, the strong guards often stand a little higher. At the beginning of their birth, the strong guards were the strong side corresponding to the short end, and they would be responsible for forming a supplementary defense against the short end; but with the refinement of the position and tactics of the rugby game, the role positioning of the strong guards gradually became clear.

The strong guards are more roaming behind the line guards. They can retreat and assist pass defense, and they can also step up to assist ground defense, and even occasionally exchange positions with the cornerbacks. The strong guards face wide receivers or tight ends, while the cornerbacks step further, cut into the pocket, and put pressure on the quarterbacks.

The range of movement of a strong guard is very large, and he must have a strong body and a keen sense of smell. The position requirements on the field are particularly strict. The most perfect strong guard can cover every corner of the entire mid-pass area, and the ability of a strong guard will also determine the upper limit of the defense team.

Lu Yiqi's tactical magic happens here.
Chapter completed!