Jon Svec

Coaching Linebackers isn’t about collecting random coaching points. It’s about using an organized SYSTEM of development. Find that system inside THE LB LIBRARY. skool.com/thelblibrary/a…

The Linebackers who master the most boring fundamentals are the ones who make the most exciting plays.

Linebackers: Master the Shuffle/Scrape/Shoot. You’ll make more plays.

Linebackers: It doesn’t matter what system you play in… It doesn’t matter what level you’re at… It doesn’t matter what the play call is… This always holds true: Stay SQUARE as long as possible.

Elite Linebackers are efficient MOVERS. More good stuff from @DonnieBaggs_

Quick coaching point for Linebackers: You STRIKE the blocker with your hands. But you DEFEAT the blocker with your eyes, feet, and angles.

Linebackers: Master the SCRAPE. Square shoulders. Turned hips. It’ll help you make plays.

Linebackers: Approach. Strike. Shed. Become unblockable.

The FIRST sign a Linebacker is improving? It’s not more tackles. It’s less false steps.

@TheLastFullback Physicality starts with CONFIDENCE.

Great question that I’d love to hear some of y’all’s thoughts 💭

Linebackers: It’s the little things that matter. Stance. Movement. Angles. The small things lead to big plays.

Linebackers: Most missed tackles aren’t about toughness. They’re about technique. Angles. Leverage. Footwork. Technique first. Violence second.

Linebackers: Play SQUARE.

Elite Linebackers are UNBLOCKABLE.

Linebackers: Shed blocks. Make tackles. Focus on the fundamentals.

Linebackers: When you’re watching film… Does the RB like to cut back? Does the QB tip the snap count? Does the Guard’s stance show Run/Pass? Get the answers before the test.

Linebackers: Angles are everything.

Linebackers: Use your ALIGNMENT to your advantage. Shade. Depth. Width. Start the play right.

A big part of coaching is knowing what NOT to say. You can drown the players in too much information.