NFL Vets teaching the art of playing DB at a high level through technique specific to situational football. Curated by @sterlingmoore and @1prince_adjei
Recognizing the Max split and what routes come from it could have saved him from ALL of this! #TechniqueTueaday@CouchCorners
🧐 Recognize Splits
🚫 Eliminate Routes by Split
🆘 Technique has to match what you’re eliminating by leverage
You are a slot corner with outside leverage, why slip inside with a vertical release. U have to be mentally strong enough to understand you have a free safety in between the hashes, even in 1on1's coaches know where your help would be. But losing to your leverage is a major NO NO
(Part 1)— How many players self scout themselves as a player? If your a player, especially a player looking to make a jump why not know where you as an individual can be taken advantage of?....
(Part 2) cont.... put yourself in the shoes of the offense and don’t be afraid to ask you teams offense what they say when going against you! Don’t just rest on what you do well, gain a insight from a offenses perspective #TBT@CouchCorners
Huge playoff play here by @micah_hyde
playing the hands of the wr being out of phase. Not looking back and SHOOTING through the pocket of the WR. An easy off season or post practice drill that can be done at 25% speed. #TechniqueTuesday#BillsMafia#DBFilmAcademy
Man Free vs a cut/nasty split...leverage and ignoring the window dressing are imperative. Know which receiver your going against and the type of routes their running. 📝#Man2ManMondays#FreeGame#DBFilmAcademy#Ravens#Titans
Playing “slot/nickel” corner is a different animal. And you have to a different mindset than a traditional corner. Leverage, knowing body presence help and patience are imperative! 📝📝 #DBFilmAcademy#WTF#Eagles#NFL
Playing the “mesh” concept is all about anticipation and avoiding the garbage. The difference between a 3rd down stop and a big play. #Cowboys#Cardinals#NFL#DBFilmAcademy
@rjgoode10@LetsGo_Bo5@SterlingMoore@NFL@SMU_Football The backside safety has to look to #1 once #2 (The TE) chips. That wr had a inside stem on his release, he has to honor that in case of curl or dig by him. Smart to have that stem to occupy the backside safety so he cant push to the post until after he broke out.