Watching Oregons Thomas Graham Jr.
Wanted to point this out. Saw something similar with Jeff Gladney. There is a such thing as motoring out too much. It puts him in that gray area. In the gray area the receiver gets on you too quickly and your time clock is sped up. (cont)
Wanted to point this out. Saw something similar with Jeff Gladney. There is a such thing as motoring out too much. It puts him in that gray area. In the gray area the receiver gets on you too quickly and your time clock is sped up. (cont)
Once your clock gets sped up your technique goes out the window. So instead of comfortably reading down the receiver, you end up going for anything he gives you. You can see the result of what happens. Try not to create the space for the receiver.
Here's another example. Now this isnt BAD. Just not ideal. Don't just let the receiver work vertically. We want to make him work as lateral as possible at the LOS. Even if we cant get hands on. Receiver does what he wants and never gets touched. Make him work laterally.
When evaluating ill note this but its very very coachable. So I wont knock him really for this. Just using it as teach tape
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