Josh Eagle

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I get asked often at his size how does he play, Qb. One I think that stipulation is a little overrated, but mostly because of who he is. Leader that cares and lifts others to elevate their game and is all about we. Love you and proud of u. Now get to work!

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Thank you @ronwhitcomb @UBFootball for personally inviting me to camp. Would love to come compete for you and your coaches!

Working on short area quickness and change of direction. Senior year is coming up fast. Getting ready to dominate. @CoachTee34 @CoachSteveMo @CoachNGriffin @CoachJShibest @bradodom @CoachKazMU @FBCoachHale @CoachLouisGVSU @CoachCHendricks @Coach_Bower_ @CarterImesIU @coachrebholz

Thank you @CarterImesIU for the camp invite

Gettin work done!

Really grateful that my performance today earned a senior bowl invite as a top Qb at camp! Thank you @DeBree_Football. @cometgridcoach @xfactorQB

Work wins! Keep workin!

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Getting ready for camp season. Have to admit I was a little rusty, and slick floor, but ran 4.29 laser 5-10-5 today. Coming for 4 second mark. @DeBree_Football @prentice_fb @_coachkeet @Coach_Flannery @CoachRook @CoachHolter @CoachOiler @CoachTBolen @CoachHolter @ken_karcher @ChampionsManual @coach_orris @Coach_CEdwards

Well deserved!

Keep workin!

Don’t talk about my blood much, but very proud of @beefydude59 for joining older brother @cometqb7 receiving the honor of the IFD Prime Time 25 and being featured on the cover of the Indiana Football Digest. Your hard work does not go unnoticed.@Comets_AD #unfinishedbusiness

@CoachSteiny Love it!

I was watching a baseball practice and something just clicked. Sometimes there is carryover from other sports. This is a drill we started using to teach QBs how to “flip their hips” around to get the ball out immediately to the side of their throwing arm.

@AdamArchuleta Also, if we don’t ask those questions, we can become complacent. If we know why, then we can adapt teaching when situation changes. So thanks for asking😀

@AdamArchuleta I didn’t take it that way at all. For sure getting hands off is hard, but I have found understanding not to crate a lane by taking easier path is also very hard. I like to progress it, and also understanding space and proximity to ball carrier is also a point that takes time

I'm of the opinion that the hardest and most important part of "block destruction" is being able to "clear" the body and hands of the blocker. The blocker will almost always continue to hold your jersey, lean and push you as you attempt to shed. Practicing actual release moves that work is something I rarely see done with 2nd 3rd level defenders when working shock and shed drills, but should be a high priority in my book. I personally have never understood why we use shields to practice this, considering our hands should never be locked out higher than our heads... Hand placement should grabbing the sides of the chest plate and controlling the offensive blocker so we can properly throw him or use the release move of choice.. #PracticeWithPurpose

@Tier1athlete @clh_strength @ChrisParno @CoachKenVick @KenClarkSpeed If you improve neuromuscular coordination in weight room, wouldn’t that improve limb velocity. Less negative co-contractions would lead to improved limb velocity?

@clh_strength @ChrisParno @CoachKenVick @KenClarkSpeed There’s a clear correlation to force application. But for limb velocity? Probably much lower than people think. You may improve neural output (rate coding) in the weight room. The real question I ask myself is how much of that actually transfers to sprinting?

Doe VBT in the weight-room help improve lower limb velocities for sprinting? I don’t think it has any correlation. Love to hear your input on it. @ChrisParno @CoachKenVick @KenClarkSpeed

Knowledge is power! The best coaches I’ve been around have an elite growth mindset, know what they know, and also know what they don’t know. They’re always hungry to learn and get better!