People will only say yes because they already know he fumbled.
If he missed another FG, and then Washington went down and scored, you guys would be yelling at Harbaugh for kicking too early.
So exhausting listening to Monday morning “experts” on everything.
Just don’t fumble Skatteboo.
Win or lose, @5starrJaylen5 proves to be one of the best football players in the state time and again.
He accounted for 400yds of total offense and 4 TD’s himself, stepping in to play QB and doing what his teammates needed him to do. Colleges, come get this kid!
John Harbaugh’s 90-10 Rule:
If a player does 90% well, acknowledge it 90% of the time.
Harp on the 10% constantly, and he will start believing you think he is only 10% good.
Even Ray Lewis wanted correction. He also needed the full context.
Listen to the full episode on Coach and Coordinator Podcast.
This is awesome: Tom Brady was asked to narrate the Top 10 greatest American sports moments for America's 250th birthday.
One of the best videos you will watch all year.
God Bless America 🇺🇸
"He came to me at my lowest point in my life and he poured into me. He seen something in me that I didn't see in myself at the time."
Arvell Reese talks about the influence and support of his high school coach, Ted Ginn Sr.:
Pass protection is built on discipline, technique, and trust in your fundamentals. Offensive linemen do not win reps by lunging or overpowering defenders every snap. They win by staying square, playing with balance, using independent hands, and keeping light, controlled feet throughout the rep.
One of the biggest coaching points in pass protection is staying square and not “opening the door” for the pass rusher. Once an offensive lineman turns their shoulders or opens their hips too early, they create an inside lane and give the defender a direct path to the quarterback. Staying square allows linemen to stay patient, react to movement, and maintain leverage throughout the rep.
Independent hands are another major key to successful pass protection. Do not throw both hands at once. Strike with the outside hand to control and disrupt the rusher while stabilizing with the inside hand to maintain balance and positioning. Throwing both hands together can cause overextension, poor balance, and open the chest for counters. Great offensive linemen stay patient with their hands and constantly re fit and replace throughout the rep.
Light feet are what tie everything together. Quick, controlled footwork helps linemen mirror rushers, stay in phase, and maintain the integrity of the pocket. Heavy feet lead to leaning, crossing over, and getting beat late in the down.
The best pass protectors consistently:
✅ Stay square
✅ Protect the inside first
✅ Use independent hands
✅ Keep a strong base
✅ Play with light feet
✅ Finish every rep
Pass protection is not just about blocking a defender. It is about protecting the quarterback, maintaining pocket integrity, and winning with technique snap after snap.
Triton football is looking for a DL/Asst OL coach for the summer and into the fall season. Full stipend available.
Applicants should have:
-60 College credits
-Pass background check
-Able to work morning sessions during summer, after school in fall
Please DM me if interested!
@coach_jsmall Haha how to plan, how to make things simple for your players but complicated for our opponents, your interaction every day with both players and our staff. Greatly appreciated.
We’ve talked about it before Albert. 35 years coaching, still you at #1. People debate it all the time. I tell them, then you never coached against Moorestown. We were so prepared for that game, but you were un-prepareable(not sure thats a word)😳
You can try..just kidding brother!! Great times man. You were one of the best guys on D with me during our time.NEVER had to worry about your guys!! We’d meet, here’s the plan and you coached your a$$ off. Proud to have been w you brother!! Love u man! ❤️💙