Oregon true freshman running back Jordon Davison brings rare pad level and forward momentum to the Ducks' goal-line package, consistently converting short-yardage drives through four consecutive multi-touchdown matchups.
Goal-line fronts pack 8 to 9 defenders into compressed A and B gaps. Offensive success hinges on double teams peeling to the Mike linebacker while the tailback presses the hole and makes one downhill cut.
Every defender features momentum vectors, shed coefficients, and reach radiuses. When the ball carrier lowers pads (Space or Plunge button), forward kinetic mass increases by 35%, breaking glancing arm tackles.
Each lineman collision executes a vector dot product comparing the offensive run scheme angle against the defensive gap attack. Playside guards who secure inside leverage hold their blocks 1.4 seconds longer, opening the green shaded crease on the canvas.
Yes. Select Double A-Gap & Corner Fire from the Defensive Front dropdown. This drops safeties directly into the C-gap, requiring the running back to bounce outside or cut against flow into the vacated backside crease.