also: Under
A four-down front with the 3-technique set away from the defense's declared strength and the nose or 1-technique set toward it.
In an Under front, the 3-technique defensive tackle aligns away from the defense's strength call, while the nose tackle (1-technique) shades the center toward the strong side. This reverses the interior gap structure of the Over front:
Under creates a five-man line presentation on the strong side while maintaining four-down spacing inside.
UnderOver front, Odd frontShown from a one-gap 4-2-5 against Inside Zone left from 10 personnel. The weak linebacker fits A, the other inside linebacker fits the strong B gap and the nickel stays outside the box.
Under can look like a 3-4 odd front because the strong-side end reduces and a linebacker walks up outside the tight end. Tracking whether four down linemen or three down linemen are on the field separates personnel from the front call.