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The 25 Rules of Linebacker Play:
Linebacker Rule #1:
Trust your keys.
They’ll take you to the play.
Linebacker Rule #2:
Play SQUARE.
Linebacker Rule #3:
Some blocks need to be destroyed.
Some blocks need to be avoided.
Linebacker Rule #4:
Eyes before feet.
Feet before hands.
Linebacker Rule #5:
Move with a low pad level.
It’ll help you change directions.
Linebacker Rule #6:
The key to a great Blitz is TIMING.
Linebacker Rule #7:
Run your feet through contact.
Linebacker Rule #8:
Don’t just watch film.
Study the game.
Linebacker Rule #9:
Own your Run Fit.
Linebacker Rule #10:
Pursue to the whistle.
Linebacker Rule #11:
Win the rep before the snap.
Know your alignment.
Know your assignment.
Linebackers Rule #12:
Same foot, same shoulder.
Linebacker Rule #13:
Tackles are great.
But takeaways are better.
Attack the football.
Linebacker Rule #14:
If you have LEVERAGE, fight to keep it.
If you lose LEVERAGE, fight to get it back.
Linebacker Rule #15:
When GAPS move…
Move with them.
Linebacker Rule #16:
If you bite on Play Action, get extra DEPTH.
You need to make up the yards you lost.
Linebacker Rule #17:
Dominate on Special Teams.
Linebacker Rule #18:
Angles are more important than speed.
Linebacker Rule #19:
Be patient.
But never hesitate.
Linebacker Rule #20:
Master your Stance and First Step.
Start the play right.
Linebacker Rule #21:
Always play downhill.
Linebacker Rule #22:
Pass Coverage is all about eye placement.
Know where to look.
Linebacker Rule #23:
Read the Puller.
Linebacker Rule #24:
Use efficient movements.
Never waste a step.
Linebacker Rule #25:
FINISH every play.
After being traded in 2018, Christian Yelich got his first glimpse of what it truly means to be a part of the Brewers family: “I’ve never seen anything like this town when it comes to people being nice. For real. It’s a stereotype about the Midwest, but it’s true. It’s pretty ridiculous how nice people are in Milwaukee. It’s like you’re a member of everyone’s family or something.
Even before I arrived in town in January [2018], I got a taste of that hospitality. After I got traded, it was like a whirlwind — tons of calls and arrangements. My head was spinning there for a second. I was back visiting my mother in Southern California at the time, and I wanted to get to Milwaukee to meet everyone at the fan fest, but there was just a lot going on at once. Everything was just super complicated.
Then, all of a sudden … it wasn’t....
Everyone made me feel so welcomed. I just remember sitting there on that plane with all those guys thinking about how much this organization really does seem like one big family....
We fully understand that this team is more than just a random group of guys to you all — that the Brewers genuinely mean something to you. We realize that when we’re playing well it actually affects your lives and results in a certain level of joy and happiness throughout the city … and, actually, all across the state.
That’s big for us. We truly value that.
And at the end of the day, I keep coming back to how this organization, and all those who support it, really are like one big family.
To be at our best, and most happy … we need each other.” https://t.co/SQ2pJQMhRA