Ball Disruption: Creating More Turnovers

with Mike London,
College of William & Mary Head Coach;
former Howard University Head Coach;
2017 AFCA Regional Coach of the Year; 2017 FCS Eddie Robinson Award finalist;
2011 ACC Coach of the Year (University of Virginia);
2008 FCS National Champions (University of Richmond); 2008 AFCA FCS National Coach of the Year

It's common knowledge that teams that win the turnover margin often win the game. By taking away an opponent's scoring opportunity and adding to your own, you will always increase your chances of success. Instead of leaving these opportunities to luck and chance, you can develop a culture of taking the ball away with drills and techniques taught in this video by Coach Mike London!

London covers many defensive drills to develop a takeaway mindset in your defense. With these drills, your team will learn everything from how to jump a pass route, to how to run the edge and force a strip-sack, and more

"If it is on the ground or in the air, it belongs to us!"

Defensive coordinators in today's game must know that modern offenses are designed to score a lot of points quickly. To defend against today's offensive attacks, defenses need to eliminate an opponent's scoring opportunities through takeaways. Coach London demonstrates how to design and build a culture of creating turnovers in your defense. You'll get insight into all the best tactics for causing takeaways, including:

• Aiming points for pass rushers to force a strip-sack
• How to neutralize a scrambling QB
• How to secure and strip a ball carrier

Raise Your Players' Football IQ

With detailed diagrams and live demonstration, Coach London shows you how to use these drills to emphasize ball disruption. You'll see many drills, including:

• Take-off and Angle Drills
• 3 Man Interception Drill
• Scoop and Score Drill

Every defensive coordinator needs this video in their library! With the drills provided by Coach London, any defense can become a turnover machine, create momentum and score more points in the seasons ahead!

48 minutes. 2020.