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There are 11 zone types represented in Madden, and the associated player responsibility.Deep (dark blue) zone: covering all, 1/2, 1/3, or 1/4 of the field past 10 yards deep (depending on the number of players in deep zone)Cover 2 concepts[] Vert Hook Mid Read (yellow)Mid Reads formation passing strength pre-snap, will drop back to cover potential deep middle threats.Vulnerable to Levels route conceptsVert Hook (yellow) Mid Read Used by outside edge players in cover 2. Sit in hook coverage, will convert to man on vertical routesVulnerable to out routesHard Flat (light blue) Hard Flat Outside short areas. Effective for picking off underneath routes.Vulnerable to deep corner routes.Soft Squat (light blue) Soft Squat Converts to man coverage on deep routes. Will jump underneath on out routes.Vulnerable to inside short routes.Cloud Flat (light blue) Cloud Flat Outside deep and short areas, with priority on deep outside.Vulnerable to curl/flat route combos.Cover 3 Concepts[]Hook Curl (yellow) Hook Curl Used by inside defender in Cover 3. Protect inside short and intermediate. Can drop into flats coverageVulnerable to vertical routesCurl Flat (purple) Curl Flat Outside intermediate and short areas of Cover 3, with priority on intermediate.Vulnerable to zig routes, RB underneath routesSeam Flat (purple) Seam Flat Outside edge in Cover 3. May match out breaking routes and can convert to man against vertical inside routesVulnerable to inside short routes, zig routes, RB underneathCover 4 Concepts[]Quarter Flat (purple) Quarter Flat Outside edge area of Cover 4. May match breaking routes and carry vertical inside routes (before handoff to deep zones)Vulnerable to inside short routes, RB underneath routes3 Rec Hook (yellow) 3 Rec Hook Inside short and intermediate field areas. Initial drop towards #3 receiver in formation (also used in cover 1)Vulnerable to out and vertical routesReferences:[]Madden NFL 17 | Additional Gameplay Improvements: Zone Coverage (archive.org)

The related protocols a little bit later.Andrew Huberman:So the important thing to understand about the physics of light is that there's energy at all these different wavelengths. We only see some of those wavelengths, which basically is to say that light impacts us at many different levels. The so-called levels that I'm referring to are the different wavelengths of light. And you are welcome to think of the different wavelengths of light as different colors, but do understand that there are truly colors of light that you and I can't see and yet that have powerful impact on your brain and body.Andrew Huberman:Now, the third bullet point to understand about the physics of light is that different wavelengths of light, because of the way that their wave travels, can penetrate tissues to different depths. This is very, very important. Today we're going to talk a lot about red-light therapies and near-infrared light therapies. Those are so called longer wavelengths. Longer wavelengths, just think of a bigger, longer wave, right, a bigger curve as opposed to short-wavelength light, which is going to be shorter, right? A short-wavelength light would be something like blue or green light or ultraviolet light.Andrew Huberman:Blue, green and ultraviolet light, because it's short-wavelength light, doesn't tend to penetrate tissues very easily. It has to do with the way that the physics of light interacts with the physical properties of your skin and other tissues of your body. But basically, if you were to shine UV light onto your arm, for instance, it could impact the skin on the surface of the arm and maybe some of the cells just beneath the top layer of skin, but it wouldn't penetrate much deeper.Andrew Huberman:Long-wavelength light, like red light and near-infrared light, has this amazing ability to penetrate through tissues including your skin. And so if we were to shine a red light or near-infrared light onto your arm, it would pass through that top layer of skin. It might impact it a little bit, but it could penetrate deeper into your skin, not just to the skin layers, but maybe even down to the bone, maybe even down to the bone marrow. And for many people, this would be hard to conceptualize. You think, well, wait, I've got a skin there. Doesn't the light just bounce off? And the answer is no, because of the way that long-wavelength light interacts with the absorbance properties of your skin. Absorbance properties are just the way that the skin takes light energy and converts it into a different form of energy. And your skin is not able to take long-wavelength light like red light and near-infrared light and absorb it, but the