Mike Scheper

Auburn DL Shock, Peak, and Shed Tackle Drill

@CoachLync URBAN

Urban Meyer — Offensive Manuals • BOWLING GREEN — 37 Pages • UTAH — 104 Pages • FLORIDA — 20 Pages • OHIO STATE — 229 Pages Comment URBAN ⬇️ I’ll send the full set.

Baltimore Ravens HC Jesse Minter - Four Pillars Of Defensive Football - Block Destruction - Ball Disruption - Communication - Effort/Angles

Another one of my all time favourite run blocking competitive drills.

Arkansas DL Block Read Drill THIS > bags, cones, chutes, and sleds

Get-Off Strike Surf Drill by Former @NFL DL Coach John Mitchell #TheDLCode

@CoachLync SABAN PARCELLS CIGNETTI

🔴 SABAN — 12 pages ▪️ Standards ▪️ Habits ▪️ Leadership 🔵 PARCELLS — 14 pages ▪️ Accountability ▪️ Discipline ▪️ No Excuses 🔴 CIGNETTI — 13 pages ▪️ Build Programs ▪️ Develop Leaders ▪️ Create Culture Drop the name. I’ll send it ↓

Great 411 fill in the blanks @AdamArchuleta 👏

10-80-10 Leadership Principle Ohio State head coach Ryan Day discusses the 10-80-10 principle with behavior and how he maximized his 10% elite players to lead the middle 80% to win a title in 2024. 10% are elite, 10% are defiant, and then the rest are the 80%. How are you using your leaders to build culture?

Get-Off Strike Race Drill by Kris Kocurek #TheDLCode

“The body hasn’t changed in 200,000 years, so why should the sled.” - Bob Wylie Legendary OLine Coach Since 1932… #DoYouEvenCrowtherBro

The "Middle 8" is one of 11 eight minute blocks in a football game. So what happens when we look at 6,674 FBS games over the last decade and see how impactful the middle 8 is vs the other 10 blocks? Might want to read the summary & request the data: matrixanalytical.com/post/the-middl…

Great stuff here. Blake speaks my language. This is high level coaching that is turning skills into “unconscious competence” Everyone runs similar individual drills, but it’s the HOW that separates us in everything we do. Never met Blake, know nothing about him, but this short clip tells me a lot about what kind of coach he is: - No props or cones – REACT VISUALLY. That’s how the game is actually played. - Peripheral vision cues are critical. You have to see and feel the whole field. I rarely see coaches emphasize, talk about, or drill this. - Silent cues only – no verbal commands like “break” or “flip.” Forces eyes and feet to sync naturally. - Eyes up at all times – hold up numbers during weaves to build awareness without looking down. - Build true spatial/field awareness: FEEL your position through depth perception, not by staring at lines. This is the type of detail that matters—not for the sake of being arbitrary or adding unnecessary steps or thinking, but details that enhance your instinct and feel for the game. Don’t waste time and energy reinforcing things that don’t matter!

Virginia Tech Coach Sean Spencer DL Ling Arm Drill

Pop-Up Shock Escape Tight Drill by @CoachPartridge #TheDLCode

Boston College HC Bill O'Brien - Under Gotti Passing Concept - Under = 3 Man Route Concept - #1 = 5 Yard Under (Max Split) - #2 = Tighter Split to #3 (Alert Rub). Shallow Under at 3-4 yards - #3 = Viper Route. Release based on coverage. Run post or corner at 12 yards based on MOFO/MOFC. - Gotti = 2 Man Concept... Go + Slot Option

Florida State DL Dent & Destroy the Wham Block

Shield Right Punt Drill Shield Punt Scheme & Drills - Punter Positioning: When punting right (referred to as "red"), the punter should punt off the playside butt cheek of the Personal Protector (PP). - Shield Mechanics in "Red": During a right punt, the PP and the right wing remain stationary while the left wing shuffles over to meet them. - Shield Mechanics in "Blue": When running "blue," the left wing shuffles one step out first to maintain proper angles before the PP and right wing move to meet him. - Stance and Anchor: Members of the shield must get toe-to-toe, keep their butts down, and ensure their feet are firmly anchored in the ground. - Head Placement: The backside player in the shield should prioritize getting their head inside the defender whenever possible. - Hand Usage: Shield players must use their hands to block, "hold their punch," and effectively two-gap to stop defenders. - Daily Drill Routine: Shield players should get eight to 12 repetitions every single day that punt is practiced. - Full Unit Integration: While the shield works, the snapper and punter should also be integrated into the drill to maximize practice efficiency. - Front Line "Halfline" Drills: Use a fake snapper to work with the front line on two-step redirects, near-foot stepping, shooting hands, and disrupting the defender's charge. - Varying Intensity: Drill intensity should vary between 50%, 75%, and full physical rushes where defenders attempt to "buckle" the shield if they do not provide a gap. Jimmy Flynn, DC, Flossmoor High School (IL) @JFlynnIII #GlazierClinics

If you really want to watch football like a QB, you have to understand zone coverages Cover 2. Cover 3. Cover 4. Cover 5. I break down how NFL defenses actually work & what QB’s are looking for every snap. New episode of The Breakdown ⬇️

Jog Chop Club Escape Drill by @CoachLCTrenches #TheDLCode