LeCharles Bentley

Really appreciate the effort Todd Schmidt of @NFLFilms put in to this. Almost 7hrs of filming to capture. - Life has many seasons. Some seasons are tougher than others, but they all move us towards discovering our purpose. #ELITEMindset

Proud of @dlawson2021!!!!! Spring camp offensive line coaching!!!!

@64AMDG even though you played for the dam saints you are spitting out some wisdom. That is one thing that has always rubbed me wrong. Guys in positions that can’t truly relate or guide. Love your post

@ToddMcclure62 😂‼️

Striking power, balance, and force production are byproducts of training, not drills. If you want them… EARN them by doing the HARD things, first. #BTD

Wisdom.💡 Too many players are taking advice from people without real experience navigating this game. Managing the politics, uncertainty, anxiety, and relationships that come with football is learned through experience. Information is everywhere. Experienced guidance is not.

The mentor - Eric Wood & the mentored - Pete Nygra. Both were great centers for University of Louisville Football. Eric, a 1st Round Pick and an NFL Pro Bowler. Pete, a 2026 NFL Draft Prospect. #IronSharpensIron

@WillLewis_1976 No sir. He’s on IG - kbentley57 💪🏾

@64AMDG are you any relation to Kevin Bentley? I just saw a video where these people bought his old storage locker with his stuff in it in Cleveland. They might have gotten personal stuff he needs back. youtube.com/watch?v=MLzaDN…

Football thought …. Big isn’t strong and Long doesn’t mean you play with length !

Another opportunity earned. #AMDG

@ToddMcclure62 @olin_kreutz 👀

@64AMDG @olin_kreutz How bout them Centers making a little money

Good to see the OL market continue to climb. 💰 The league consistently pays for youth and availability - Film and market value don’t always move in lockstep. That doesn’t mean a player is overpaid — just that the club values him differently AT THAT TIME. #KeepClimbing 📈

The GAME will NEVER Change & will always reward those 3 things Strength could be interchangeable with MOVEMENT skills as 1A But everyone thinks the game has changed the game still is the same TEAMS & These 3 Win football Idc if it’s tackle, flag, touch, Rec, MS, HS, College or youth the game ain’t changed

@GeorgeFoster72 @SportsAmdg 😂‼️ it ain’t too late - Let’s get it. Let’s see whose knees swell up first 😂😂

@64AMDG @SportsAmdg Why did you have to be playing when I was playing? I needed this loll

Players today have access to more information than an ever. I’ve spent nearly two decades in the OL development space, and one thing hasn’t changed. The game still rewards the same things it always has. Strength. Effort. Competition. Just get back to the work. #AMDG

Purple always seems to come in my life some way ! ⁦@Ravens this will drive ⁦@bengaljims_BTR⁩ and ⁦@zimwhodey⁩ crazy ! Still WHODey 😂

Glad to see more players transitioning straight from the game into coaching roles. Seeing Brian Allen grow from high school football to the NFL coaching ranks says one thing… somebody’s getting old. And it’s definitely not me. 😬😅 - @jjones_74 is next up! amdgsports.substack.com/publish/post/1… #AMDG

Good question - I appreciate you asking When I first started talking about OL development 18 years ago, players had the qualities but needed better context. So I built a model. Today’s players have endless drills and OL content, but are missing the underlying qualities. Sometimes the best development plan is still the simplest: get stronger, play harder, and let the game self-correct.

This coach is taking a lot of heat for this drill - unfairly. I had two offensive line coaches early in my career who ran drills I didn’t fully understand at the time. But there was no social media for them to be critiqued. If it were available, you guys would’ve LIT THEM UP😅. Ironically, they became two of the BEST coaches I ever had because they taught the most important element of offensive line play: Mentality. If people want to have an honest conversation about why offensive line play feels softer today, I’d point to three things: 1. Mentality Too much weight-room theater and “tough guy” performance, but not enough real edge. 2. Over-emphasis on scheme Offenses are playing faster than ever, but linemen are being asked to process more information than ever. When the brain is overloaded, players hesitate. 3. Information without context There are now a lot of “OL trainers” and podcast experts with strong opinions but very little real résumé behind them. Young players have unlimited information — but very little guidance on how to interpret it. Sometimes development isn’t supposed to look perfect on camera. Sometimes the best development happens away from the field and looks more like building a real relationship with the person, and not just the player. Maybe it’s time the entire OL “industry” quiets down a bit and let coaches coach. Because. Offensive line play was really good long before everyone had a microphone. I have many more thoughts on this topic… so maybe I’ll just do a podcast about them 😂🎙️ #AMDG

UDFA to a second-round tender. But sure… draft status determines everything (and arm length) 🫠. #AMDG