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It is called over because your LB/ DE is over the TE, under is they are on the opposite side
It’s called an over front because the 3tech is shifted to the strength or TE. In that formation whether it’s 4-3 or 3-4 the rusher on that side tends to play head up over the TE to allow him to get outside contain while allowing flow from other backers.
Quote from JoshPoeta >> It is called over because your LB/ DE is over the TE, under is they are on the opposite side
It’s called an over front because the 3tech is shifted to the strength or TE. In that formation whether it’s 4-3 or 3-4 the rusher on that side tends to play head up over the TE to allow him to get outside contain while allowing flow from other backers.