Vic Fangio likes to motivate by showing vintage clips of ferocious tackles, emphasizing the need for physicality in a defense increasingly constrained by modern rules on hitting.
Fangio's approach is described as 'old school,' with insights that stress the importance of directness and strong principles forged through decades of coaching experience in the NFL.
As the architect of a highly imitated defense, Fangio employs two-high safety looks and aims to minimize explosive plays, continuing to shape the evolution of defensive strategies.
Players, including rookie Cooper DeJean and veteran Nolan Smith, resonate with Fangio’s style, viewing his methods as a call to play physical and aggressive football.
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