One Box Language That Runs Five Fronts
Most multiple defenses break at the install. Five fronts means five sets of rules, and the kid lining up is a half-step late because he’s
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Build Your One-Word Package This Summer: One Call, Four Things
Summer is when you build the things you never have time for in the fall. A one-word call package is exactly that kind of project.
Head Up, Not Leverage: The Kickoff Return Built to Give Zero Key on the Call
Most kickoff return units tell the coverage team where the ball is going before it ever comes down. The front line leans. Blockers set early
Read the Roof: How a QB IDs Coverage in One Look (and Beats the Spin)
Most quarterbacks get coached to read coverage like a stack of flash cards. Name the coverage. Name the beater. Then the ball snaps, a safety
The Two-Gate Rule: Why Most Sacks Happen When Your Tackle Turns
Most sacks don’t happen because the defender was better. They happen because the tackle turned to face him. The instant a lineman opens his hips
WR Releases: The Whole-Surface Rule, the Shoulder Flash, and Why You Never Wind Up
The release happens in less than a second. Your receiver wins the line or he doesn’t. He gets to his route on time or he’s
Slant as a Technique: The Two-Step Rule and the Half-a-Man Fight
The double-team kills your defensive line before the snap. You know the picture. Power one way, counter the other. Either way, the playside guard’s hands
Fly Sweep Blocking: The Crack Rule, the Two-Call System, and the Unbalanced Sweep Man
The fly sweep doesn’t die in the backfield. It dies on the perimeter. A corner who crept to four yards and never got cracked. A
Own Your Leverage: The Open-Field Tackle Rule That Beats the Two-Way Go
The vice tackle has help on the other side. The sideline tackle has help too. It’s just the sideline. The hardest version is when there’s
The Pulling Indy: Paint the Fence, Dip and Rise, and Kick Until They Won’t Let You
Are you looking for tips to make your offensive line indy more efficient? Four boards. Two groups. Two pullers per rep, alternating sides, with the
