Play DE in the 62 Multi 8 Youth Football Defense

BySteve Parker
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playing defensive end in 62 defense

This free coaching video reviews How to Play DE in the 62 Multi 8 Youth Football Defense by Coach Parker. Great summary for pee wee football players to learn how to play defensive end in the Wide Tackle 6 or 62 Wide Tackle Defense and its variants. The 62 Wide Tackle defense is on of the top pee wee defenses in little league football and Pop Warner leagues.

The defensive ends, Will and Sam, are the foundation of the 62 Multi 8 Youth Football Defense.  They must be smart, tough, consistent, coachable, ball hawks and top tacklers on your football team.  Your DEs must understand they cannot crash and must keep contain for Sweeps, Counters, Bootlegs and Reverses.  My two defensive ends are the core of my defense since they are held responsible to stop Sweeps.  The Sam and Will DEs might be two of the toughest positions in youth football.

To find out more about how to play defensive end in the 62 Multi 8 youth football defense, check out my book below and all of the other free coaching videos at my Youtube Channel.

Direct video link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MwCueShrF6c

For more free youth football coaching videos by Coach Parker go to his YouTube Channel at http://youtube.com/c/stephenparker

Stay tuned as I develop more videos on the 62 Multi 8 Youth Football Defense from my youth football defensive playbook. The 62 Multi 8 Defense is based on the popular Wide Tackle 6 and 52 Monster Defenses. Both defenses are great pee wee football defenses run in many little league and Pop Warner football programs.

You can read more about the 62 Multi 8 Youth Football Defense videos here. and or purchase the playbook below.

Play for Fun and Winning is Funner,
Coach Parker
Keller, TX / DFW Texas

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