Coach Chris Clark

Excited to announce that I’ve been selected for the 2021 NFL Quarterback Coaching Summit! Thank you God & thanks to the @NFL @TroyVincentSr @wyche89 and @BCFHOF for seeing the potential in me! I can’t wait to get to work, and show you all what I’ve got! #CultureShift

You a bad mf

How this generation is gonna be talking about Wemby in 20 years

Full Circle Moment @Lj_era8 💜

Few clips from past spring game #7 @CoachCDClark

Coaches check him out Class of 2027 Athlete Caden Turner 2 year starter and all district player in 4-5A!!!

a few clips from this past spring game

Football come and go, but the impact you leave on people last forever💯

Week 1 kickoff times 🗓️ Thursday, Sep. 3: • Colorado at GA Tech - 8 PM ET, ESPN Friday, Sep. 4: • Miami at Stanford - 9 PM ET, ESPN Saturday, Sep. 5: • ECU at Alabama - NOON ET, ABC • Baylor vs. Auburn - 3:30 PM ET, ABC • Clemson at LSU - 7:30 PM ET, ABC Sunday, Sep. 6: • Louisville vs. Ole Miss - 7:30 PM ET, ABC Monday, Sep. 7: • SMU at FSU - 7:30 PM ET, ESPN

The evolution of the safety position has completely changed the landscape of modern football. What was once viewed primarily as a deep middle defender or “last line of defense” has transformed into one of the most versatile, impactful, and valuable positions in the game today. Modern safeties are no longer limited to simply playing centerfield and preventing explosive plays. They are now expected to impact every level of the defense. Today’s elite safeties must be capable of: ✅ Playing single high coverage ✅ Rotating into split safety structures ✅ Matching slot receivers and athletic tight ends ✅ Fitting the run like an extra linebacker ✅ Blitzing off the edge and through interior gaps ✅ Disguising coverage rotations pre snap ✅ Communicating adjustments within the secondary ✅ Creating turnovers and negative plays ✅ Playing multiple alignments within the same drive The evolution of spread offenses, RPO systems, condensed formations, motion packages, and pass heavy offensive philosophies forced defenses to adapt. As offenses created more space and matchup conflicts, defenses responded by developing hybrid defenders capable of handling multiple responsibilities without sacrificing athleticism, physicality, or coverage ability. That evolution created the modern safety. Players like Kyle Hamilton and Derwin James Jr. perfectly represent the new prototype at the position. Both defenders possess the size, range, versatility, instincts, football intelligence, and physical skill sets necessary to align virtually anywhere on the field. Their usage includes: • Deep Safety • Box Safety • Nickel Defender • Slot Coverage Roles • Dime Linebacker Responsibilities • Pressure and Blitz Packages • Match Coverage Assignments • Run Support Responsibilities Their versatility allows defenses to disguise intentions pre snap, rotate coverages late, create favorable matchups, eliminate offensive tendencies, and maintain flexibility against modern offensive structures. The modern safety must now combine traits traditionally associated with multiple positions: ✔️ Cornerback movement skills and coverage ability ✔️ Linebacker physicality and run support ✔️ EDGE style blitz timing and pass rush capability ✔️ Deep field range and spatial awareness ✔️ High level football IQ and communication ✔️ Positional flexibility within multiple defensive schemes Defensive coordinators now build entire coverage systems around interchangeable defensive backs capable of executing multiple assignments at a high level. The modern safety is no longer simply protecting the deep part of the field. He has become one of the central pieces of modern defensive football.

Nick Saban said, "Everything starts with discipline." "It's what are you willing to accept from yourself." Discipline isn't punishment. It's a choice. • A choice to be consistent. • A choice to put in the work. • A choice to demand more from yourself.

God, please remove the spirit of laziness when it comes to praying, hustling & studying.

Discussing Cover 2!!! I will be posting more during the week of coverages. You can check our Skool account to see more!!

Rueben Bain Jr.'s first practice did not disappoint 😱 SOUND UP 🔊

Hall of Fame Coach Dawn Staley on the business of winning, loving someone enough to let them fail, and living everyday with zero margin: 💎 You don’t have to be for everybody to be right for your people. Leadership isn’t a popularity contest, it’s a courage practice! When you’re crystal clear on who you are and what you stand for, you can lead with conviction. And that becomes a magnet for people who want to be part of something real. 🏺 Tell the truth, even when it costs you comfort. We're in the business of winning. And winning built on half-truths is fragile; it cracks under pressure. Real leaders choose honesty over image, because trust, not talent—is what holds a team together when things get hard. ❤️ Care enough to step back. Loving someone isn’t rescuing always them from failure, it’s standing close enough to support, but far enough to let them struggle, adapt, and discover their own strength. Growth doesn’t come from protection; it comes from earned resilience. 📆 Respect the weight of every day. There is no neutral, only progress or erosion. When you give away a day because you're not all the way there mentally, someone else is investing it, and preparing to take what you’re not protecting. Own your identity without apology! The moment you start shrinking to be digestible, you lose the very edge that makes you effective. You're not in the politics business, you're in the people business. The right people don’t need you to be everything, they need you to be authentically you, CONSISTENTLY and without COMPROMISE.

Cowboys pass rush specialist BT Jordan has already earned the praise of first-round pick Malachi Lawrence: "I'm just taking my game and evolving it with Coach BT Jordan. He was with the Broncos last year, and I believe they broke the sack record for the NFL. Just knowing that I get to work with a guy like him, it's going to be good."

Kingdom Kast LIVE: Lets Review... the 2026 Chiefs Draft Class! x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

bro they’re really teammates 😭

#LSU CB coach @CoachCRaymond has now produced five 1st round DBs: Mansoor Delane 2026 6th overall Derek Stingley Jr. 2022 3rd overall Jamal Adams 2017 6th overall Tre’Davious White 2017 27th overall Eric Reid 2013 18th overall

NICOLE LYNN - The Legend Trailblazing Milestones • First Black woman to represent an NFL draft pick and specifically the first to represent a top-3 overall pick (defensive tackle Quinnen Williams, selected No. 3 overall by the New York Jets in the 2019 NFL Draft). • First female agent hired by top NFL agency PlayersRep (in 2015; she signed her first client at age 26, making her one of the youngest female agents at the time). • First Black female agent to represent a quarterback in the Super Bowl (Jalen Hurts with the Philadelphia Eagles) • First Black female agent to represent four first-round picks in a single NFL Draft (2025 class). Notable Deals Closed • Jalen Hurts (Philadelphia Eagles QB): Negotiated a 5-year, $255 million contract extension in 2023 (with $179.3 million guaranteed). This is the largest contract ever completed by a female agent. • Myles Garrett (Cleveland Browns DE): 4-year, $160 million extension (one of the two largest defensive contracts in NFL history). • Will Anderson Jr. (Houston Texans DE): 3-year, $150 million extension (paired with Garrett’s deal as the two biggest defensive contracts in league history; $50 million AAV). • Quinnen Williams (now Dallas Cowboys DT): $96 million, 4-year contract extension with the Jets (2023). What a woman.

Sean McVay and Matt LaFleur built one of the most respected coaching relationships in the NFL. McVay broke down why at the QB Collective Invitational and it starts with being willing to argue. -Real trust isn't about agreeing. It's about being close enough to fight and move on -Every good staff needs someone who'll say what needs to be said, not what you want to hear