Just a guy, believer, dad, Coach and Middle School AD at Fellowship Christian, USAW level 1,

Joined March 2012
Doesn’t matter how long i teach or coach. The kids I have met in CBI are my heroes. None more than @WillPowerTies cparf.org/sstposts/StoryId16…
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Big young OL 6’6”. Going to be a name in the future
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Better run to the other side. And run fast
First game back last night!!! Came out with a great win over Kings ridge. Lots to clean up but glad to be back‼️‼️ film down below⬇️⬇️ #AGTG
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Can play in-line or in space. An asset for any team
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I bet the OL I coach are tired of hearing this. @CooperSmith2030 @gus_town34 @ejpierpont
Dissecting the Power: The first clip shows what happens when the Wrap isn't tight and vertical. Remember, the Wrapper does NOT have a man; the Down blocks create a gap that the Wrapper must fill. That gap is just outside the Rump Line. His tight path will take him to his block. His reaction shows the BSG knew he messed up by chasing the PSLB. The great Alex Gibbs was talking about Wide Zone when he said, "Never chase high linebackers," but I think it applies to gap scheme too. The second shows what happens when the Wrap is tight and vertical, but the RB doesn't chase the Wrapper's inside leg. The RB bounces and allows the unblocked OSLB to make the play. Also, the RT should have climbed to the second level after he slammed the DT. This one should have hit right up the left hash. For more football coaching content, please visit my YouTube channel and subscribe while you're there. It is free with no obligations. LINK: youtube.com/@CoachChip
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Dissecting the Power: The first clip shows what happens when the Wrap isn't tight and vertical. Remember, the Wrapper does NOT have a man; the Down blocks create a gap that the Wrapper must fill. That gap is just outside the Rump Line. His tight path will take him to his block. His reaction shows the BSG knew he messed up by chasing the PSLB. The great Alex Gibbs was talking about Wide Zone when he said, "Never chase high linebackers," but I think it applies to gap scheme too. The second shows what happens when the Wrap is tight and vertical, but the RB doesn't chase the Wrapper's inside leg. The RB bounces and allows the unblocked OSLB to make the play. Also, the RT should have climbed to the second level after he slammed the DT. This one should have hit right up the left hash. For more football coaching content, please visit my YouTube channel and subscribe while you're there. It is free with no obligations. LINK: youtube.com/@CoachChip
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Down-G Lead in the low RZ=money
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Week 4 vs Savannah Christian #Blessed
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