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re: Dameyune Craig with the receivers
Posted on 3/8/16 at 9:22 pm to AZTiger7072
Posted on 3/8/16 at 9:22 pm to AZTiger7072
My guess is to use a quick and fluid (i.e., smooth and imperceptible at game speed) motion of tugging on a DB's jersey to gain separation, one that won't appear obvious to the naked eye.
It's also a simple drill that the WRs can pair off and do on their own time, meaning whatever practical effect it has can be perfected come the regular season.
It's also a simple drill that the WRs can pair off and do on their own time, meaning whatever practical effect it has can be perfected come the regular season.
Posted on 3/8/16 at 10:38 pm to ffhouston
My bad ffhouston, meant to upvote.
Posted on 3/9/16 at 8:26 am to ffhouston
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My guess is to use a quick and fluid (i.e., smooth and imperceptible at game speed) motion of tugging on a DB's jersey to gain separation, one that won't appear obvious to the naked eye.
While this can be a good quality to have, it is not the point of the drill. The point is more to work on being strong in your stance and being quick off the ball. Did you see him bring someone back and he pulled him off the line before the snap? That guy was too far forward on his front leg and not balanced enough. It may seem trivial, but WR's need a good stance and start. These are the fundamentals that get taught in Spring practice.
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