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@WinningSystemCo Cover 3 is safe but Palms kills the seams. I’d rather match routes than watch them find the holes in my opinion

@CoachBASmith That’s real. Cover 3 is clean, fast, and easy to rep — especially for younger players. I just think offenses live in the seams now… and that’s where Palms gives you answers without living in true man. Both work — just depends what you’re trying to take away.

Palms is my favorite coverage to teach. Not the easiest… But when it clicks, it’s hard to beat. What’s your favorite coverage to teach? And why?

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First rule of holes, if you find yourself in one…. Stop digging.

@pick_six22 Talib, Peanut Tillman, and Browner

Let me here your top three hardest hitting cornerbacks Antoine Winfield Sr. Pound for pound

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@ReggieWayne_17 @WillBlackmon Yep that’s money against the zone

@WillBlackmon Deep stop route. Totally in the arsenal off of a playaction. 16-18 yd route. ✅

6 second deep curl out ? His DB Clock definitely ran out lol

@RobertMathis98 Drops your center mass low for explosive power, like a coiled spring launch. Dominate blockers with leverage and speed. 3 point stance is fun to watch when 98 was doing it

I have a question… what is the benefit of this crouching 4point stance rushers do now? Correct me if I’m wrong but they seem to pop up out stance vs launching out of racing 3 point. I’m old school and need some insight🫱🏿‍🫲🏽

@CCignettiIU Congratulations coach!