Adam Archuleta

Working hard pays off. @jettarchuleta0 just clocked a .92 flying 10 on turf yesterday, hitting over 22 MPH. 23 MPH right around the corner! Proud of your work! Keep building. 💪🔥

@Coach_Rowland_ I like the rugby pads and crash pads A LOT - even with full pads. You can simulate great contact - with minimal injury. Players can really FEEL how to generate force if taught correctly.

@AdamArchuleta Gotcha. Just curious to your opinion on it. I don’t prefer to use them.

If there was a competition for the biggest waste of practice time. This would definitely be the #1 seed. One of the worst I’ve seen yet.

@Teesumms I respect your point, but I actually disagree...

@AdamArchuleta 100% Best practice for tackling is…… live tackling

@Coach_Rowland_ There is so much more than "bags & mats" to successful tackling. Yes I think you can effectively use the "rugby" style shields and crash pads and be very effective... IF you teach the fundamentals and coaching points of the tackle correctly.

@AdamArchuleta That makes sense. Do you find using bags to tackle with and pads to land on useful?

Derrick Henry and Saquon Barkley would shatter their forearms and possibly break their neck if they came in looking like that on a tackle!! And we wonder why "tackling is bad" thesis days

@Coach_Rowland_ this drill in no way shape teaches any sort of meaningful tackling technique. leaving your feet is the surest way to miss tackles AND get hurt. this I reinforcing the worst habits of successful tackling.

@AdamArchuleta Because of the equipment? Or lack of performing the drill correctly? Or the drill in totality?

@coachwwest Im not sure what I would call it.

@AdamArchuleta They’re basically arm tackling 🫠

lol 😂

South Carolina Wrap & Roll Tackle Drill

@JakeYu57660527 @demario__davis Thanks! Working on different formats to see what’s best

@AdamArchuleta @demario__davis Love the videos

@demario__davis returning to the Jets next season and he's still playing like a beast at 37. I've always been a fan of his game. I really enjoyed talking to him last season while he was dropping great knowledge in our CBS production meeting (and some clips to go with it): On Efficiency and Movement "How can I make the play in the least amount of steps possible? I take a lot of pride in efficiency. It's see ball, get ball." On keys and blockers: "I've never seen blockers. I've never seen the guy trying to block me. I only see the back. If my eyes are on the blocker, he's probably got me." He's 37 but takes immaculate care of his body and still plays like he's 28. Aggressive, decisive, and physical. A great signing by Aaron Glenn and the Jets. #ArchsAngels @Demario__Davis @nyjets @NFLonCBS #NFL

This is a really good article from @Nick__DiMarco. Not just because it's about me 😂 but well written and spot on from my perspective. A lot of good stuff in here 👇

@Koolaidcooling Thx!

@AdamArchuleta good breakdown

@Esch_is_fresh Seems important!

@AdamArchuleta The best way to sprint faster is to sprint

You can get a lot of work done training this way. In reality it doesn’t take much more than this..

@irreverenttakes I can't and won't ever focus on things beyond my control, it's irrelevant. That's "Playing Small"

@AdamArchuleta *99.99999th percentile genetics is helpful

@coachrimmy @CoachDShack You can do a lot of full speed in full pads work with those pads without getting beat up. Don’t know why those aren’t used in close to full speed tackling drills.

@AdamArchuleta @CoachDShack Those half moon rugby bags are a must have!

This is getting a lot closer here. I'd like to see a few more details being emphasized: - Proper footwork based on the type of tackle - This most closely simulates a near-foot/shoulder tackle - Runner is stationary (fine for step 1) This technique is most typically used: - At or near the LOS (in the hole or on the edge) - Runner moving toward you WITHOUT a two-way go - Most often as a force defender If you're coaching this tackle, FOOTWORK and ENTRY are major points to maximize body contact: - INSIDE foot needs to be INSIDE the runner's frame (this tackler is using outside foot) - Create force into the ground with the POWER STEP leads to... - Learning to accelerate through contact by driving that foot into the ground is the key to physical tackling - Think Bruce Lee's 6" punch - Get that '1 extra step' or cleat in the ground on the way down so feet/legs don't die Rarely does sprinting full speed into a near-foot/shoulder tackle work because it makes you out of control. Teach a proper "Gather Step" + re-acceleration for consistency. Using pads like this (with helmet & shoulder pads) is one of the best ways to teach realistic, close-to-full-speed tackling without beating up our players.

Pretty spot on..

@FB_FilmAnalysis @adaptingskill I don’t know what this drill is supposed to simulate.

@adaptingskill I always wondered why step over bags became such a staple of all position eddys

ironically going over bags raises your center of mass. so you’re training them to become unstable w their mechanics low C.O.M. = stabilty + horizontal force production