Cover Corners can be beat, they do bleed, they are human

[Coach Rip]

is a little board time, maybe the cry-babies will finally shut up.:rolleyes:

It's a combination of base, figure............. and working with your team...

[Geno H]

Originally Posted by Coach Rip

is a little board time, maybe the cry-babies will finally shut up.:rolleyes:

It's a combination of base, figure............. and working with your team...

Thats ALL it takes to deal with ANY of the miniature football products that are not allowed in ANY league or Tournament.

But, it seems "to rally the troops" and BAN it is easier then spending time on the field preparing to compete against it.


Geno H

[Michigan Joe]

Norbert, Great production man! Thanks for showing the "slide" move made by the reciever.

Its interesting to me that I typically see direct head on play by the corners. I may not have as much game experience as others, but my heres my thoughts. If I saw recievers sliding off my corners like that I'd adjust to covering from inside or outside leverage (in other words play at an angle instead of purely head on). Then rather than trying to smash the reciever the cover corner would drive into the reciever from the side (always staying slightly ahead of the recievers base) and redirect the recievers path to where I wanted him to go so he wasn't a threat to beat the defense deep. Playing at the angle you can then get your corner to make the initial hit and turn back and cover a deep third or else get the corner to turn inward for run support. Does anyone else use this technique in game situations or is it always head on coverage?

[MplsTom]

Man Norbert, your cover corner stinks :p :p :p :p

I've found the best figure you can put against a cover corner is the Buzzball RB figure. The arm of the RB hits the cover corner's arm and the RB usually punks him. Try it out.

Nice video Norbert...your guys are indeed tough!

[Kansas Bill]

Originally Posted by MplsTom

Man Norbert, your cover corner stinks :p :p :p :p

I've found the best figure you can put against a cover corner is the Buzzball RB figure. The arm of the RB hits the cover corner's arm and the RB usually punks him. Try it out.

Nice video Norbert...your guys are indeed tough!

All my wide receivers.. and Tight ends for that matter..
Are BB RB figures..

[andre kc]

OK! So how do you stop that very fast WR? never mind

[andre kc]

Norbert, Great production man! Thanks for showing the "slide" move made by the receiver.

Its interesting to me that I typically see direct head on play by the corners. I may not have as much game experience as others, but my heres my thoughts. If I saw receivers sliding off my corners like that I'd adjust to covering from inside or outside leverage (in other words play at an angle instead of purely head on). Then rather than trying to smash the receiver the cover corner would drive into the receiver from the side (always staying slightly ahead of the receivers base) and redirect the receivers path to where I wanted him to go so he wasn't a threat to beat the defense deep. Playing at the angle you can then get your corner to make the initial hit and turn back and cover a deep third or else get the corner to turn inward for run support. Does anyone else use this technique in game situations or is it always head on coverage?

that's what I do to

How about BREAKING THE QB IN HALF!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!

[Geno H]

Ok Norbert whats up? I can watch all of the other you tube videos I try to....but yours never download?????? Seriuosly can someone help me out? Norberts you tube videos will not play HELP ME!!!!!!!!




Geno H

P.S. I am serious!!!!!!??????

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