Fred Warner
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733 appearances
2 recordings
2 series
first heard Feb 2026
last heard 7 Feb
Fred Warner’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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So you have to be able to stop the run and make them one-dimensional, and then we can see if Sam Darnold can continue to deliver the passes without throwing it to us.
Well, in the run game especially, you're trying to set hard edges to the defense.
The way that McCaffrey and our system has success is if they're able to kind of –
on those on those stretch plays they want to be able to stretch the ball as far out on the field as possible and then cut the ball back when the ball started over here you want to cut it back over here because you drew the play all the way over this way right so it's kind of like just manipulating space on the field and if you're able to set a hard edge to start the down now you're forcing the running back to make a quick decision it's like all right do i cut back into the teeth of the defense right now or do i try to continue to stretch it out where ultimately there's a guy right there and you're getting tackled right
Um, on defense, you got to set hard edges and you got to be physical at the point of contact.
Cause if you let them just kind of keep driving you out, that's exactly what the offense wants.
Yeah, I mean, it's it's I mean, you're so good that you probably know.
No, we're not going to say that.
But for especially for the edge setters, I would say because it could be a defensive end.
It could be a linebacker.
It even could be a defensive back depending on the play call.
But the hard part when going against these schemes and against our scheme is we'll manipulate the play.
You see all these shifts, all these motions before the snap even starts.
Because we're not ever just going to line up and be like, all right, set the edge on our tackle and we can't run.
No, we're going to take juice and we're going to fast motion this way and we're going to seal the edge, make him bump you into our tackle and now making his job easier and he can now move on to the second level.
Or we might just have our receiver in a cut, split, chop down and he's going to crack you and then we're going to pull the tackle and we're going to get around the edge.
It's all different ways to get from point A to point B, right?
And so that's what the hardest part is as a defender playing our scheme is like you kind of have your eyes, your head on a swivel like where are they coming from?
It's not just straight up one-on-one block.
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