Hey all, if I were to want to keep around 4-5 releases per game, should I just use ones that I like the best or are there certain releases that I should be using? Thanks for vid btw
Every, single release, depends on the situation. The better you get with reading DB's and coverage, the more you will know WHICH releases to use. How the DB lines up, tells you a LOT about the release you should use. For instance...In both of these clips, the DB's are basically in catch technique- playing you straight up, without any shading to the inside or outside. When they are within 2-5 yards of the line in this stance, you can assume 90% of the time, they are going to jam you off the line or get hands on you to disrupt your route. This requires SPECIFIC releases off the line!! Not just any or all work in this situation.
Interesting,So for example if the TE was going to run a route they could push off within 5yrds (assuming balls not passed) is this NFL, college or both contact rules?
No,,, The WR hands are below his Knees. He's Defenseless. His hands should ALWAYS BE UP . , Like a fighter. Now the DB will be off balance once the receiver Bumps off the dbs hands. Now he's in position to go around him. Most dbs that jam hard like that, don't have good recovery speed, so they try to jam up to keep the receiver from coming off to run their rout. Keep your hands up. This goes both ways for dbs and Receivers.
I agree, it's best when WR's hands are up. WR's need to work on hand fighting to prevent from getting jammed. Shock release work great if your a bigger stronger WR. If your not, you should work hand fight and quick feet working at the same time. The scotch release can also be effective, but again I believe it should be combine with hand fighting if needed.
I don’t think ur smart bruh I’m not a damn coach I’m a reciever I can’t call a run play or jet duhhhh ur basically making this video for the coaches not the play how does anything u just said help the wr?
Before you act like an idiot do your research and watch some of our other content on Physical DBs- we have about 20 videos on it- here is one of them below ruclips.net/video/0k-82zOZLxM/видео.html
Thanks I had this happen at the park a couple days ago
Bro I play park league and I know how you feel 😂
Dude thank you so much, I’ve been getting pressed to the ground and he is quadruple my strength
Yessir glad this could help man!
2:05 lol coach was about to cuss and say "choke the dog shit" i can tell you aint like this one lmaoo
😂😂😂
Good stuff Coach. Thanks.
No problem man hope this helps!
Thanks so much for this Coach Grant!!! Thank you!!!;
No problem Keith, appreciate you watching as always!
Hey all, if I were to want to keep around 4-5 releases per game, should I just use ones that I like the best or are there certain releases that I should be using? Thanks for vid btw
Every, single release, depends on the situation.
The better you get with reading DB's and coverage, the more you will know WHICH releases to use. How the DB lines up, tells you a LOT about the release you should use.
For instance...In both of these clips, the DB's are basically in catch technique- playing you straight up, without any shading to the inside or outside. When they are within 2-5 yards of the line in this stance, you can assume 90% of the time, they are going to jam you off the line or get hands on you to disrupt your route. This requires SPECIFIC releases off the line!! Not just any or all work in this situation.
Would recommend 4/5 you like but they all build off each other. So like for example you can do a hesi and go, hesi slide, hesi slide fade/slant etc.
This annoy me so much. Nearly got in a fight in practice because of this. This video helps a lot. Thanks
Awesome to hear man! Not about the fight but 😂- glad this could help you. Reach out if you ever have any questions
All facts 💯
Appreciate you man!
Is it allowed for a tight end to push down the DB into the first 5 yards?
Yessir within 5 just about anything is legal- can’t do illegal contact to the face
@@firstdowntraining thanks Coach 🤝🏻
Interesting,So for example if the TE was going to run a route they could push off within 5yrds (assuming balls not passed) is this NFL, college or both contact rules?
@@ScarletBry i think it’s both. I play college rules and in this case are the rules the same like in the nfl
How close is the DB allowed to line up next to the WR?
As close as he wants as long as he doesn’t cross the Line of scrimmage
No,,, The WR hands are below his Knees. He's Defenseless. His hands should ALWAYS BE UP . , Like a fighter. Now the DB will be off balance once the receiver Bumps off the dbs hands. Now he's in position to go around him. Most dbs that jam hard like that, don't have good recovery speed, so they try to jam up to keep the receiver from coming off to run their rout. Keep your hands up. This goes both ways for dbs and Receivers.
If your hands are up that’s fine but if you’re tense you have no range of motion
I agree, it's best when WR's hands are up. WR's need to work on hand fighting to prevent from getting jammed. Shock release work great if your a bigger stronger WR. If your not, you should work hand fight and quick feet working at the same time. The scotch release can also be effective, but again I believe it should be combine with hand fighting if needed.
I don’t think ur smart bruh I’m not a damn coach I’m a reciever I can’t call a run play or jet duhhhh ur basically making this video for the coaches not the play how does anything u just said help the wr?
Before you act like an idiot do your research and watch some of our other content on Physical DBs- we have about 20 videos on it- here is one of them below
ruclips.net/video/0k-82zOZLxM/видео.html