Mental Warfare and Calculating the Pass Rush Plan - Siddiq Haynes, Defensive Line Coach, UTSA

On today’s episode, we sit down again with Siddiq Haynes, Defensive Line Coach for UTSA. A former standout player and coaching veteran of more than a decade, Coach Haynes is in his second season at UTSA. The UTSA defensive line helped anchor a defense that ranked in the top three in C-USA in eight different statistical categories, including second with 6.6 tackles for loss per game and third in both total and scoring defense. Coach Haynes' unit played a deep rotation (as many as ten players) during the season and combined to tally more than 30 tackles for loss, including nine sacks. He shares the details of how he develops his position and the plan to get them to the quarterback. Show Notes:  A passion developed as a child playing the game Sports marketing experience Starting out on the offensive side of the ball for KC Keeler Learning from Phil Longo Development as a defensive line coach with Rodrique Wright The “why” is vital to moving forward in this profession Mental warfare: Dealing with life and teaching how it applies to the field Asking the right question to understand where your players are  Recruiting the whole person You have to be genuine - you can’t just regurgitate things you have heard Understanding the opponent’s identity Collecting data and building the pass rush plan Presenting this plan to the defensive coordinator and the players Empowering the players in the process The filter for simplicity Here’s why we are spending time on QB windows or rush moves etc. The importance of self-scouting Related Siddiq Haynes Episode: Get to Sack City: https://spoti.fi/3yakdti Watch Coach Haynes' Presentation: https://bit.ly/3ILgZmw Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices