Post Views: 1,493 A lot of defenses these days have incorporated bail technique in their coverage schemes. It is a way to disguise coverages and bait quarterbacks into making bad decisions. However, improper bail technique can set cornerbacks up for failure as it opens up their blind spot to being attacked by savvy wide receivers that know how to find that dark spot in your coverage technique. In this video I break down a rep from the Packers vs. Raven preseason game where just that thing happened. I will show where the DB went wrong and how he could have avoided being in this situation. For more information on proper bail technique, you can check out this tutorial that I have right here. As always if you have any questions on this video or being a member, feel free to email me at: cwilson@alleyesdbcamp.com – Thank you for being a member. Author Recent Posts alleyesdbcampOwner at All Eyes DB CampChad Wilson is the founder of All Eyes DB Camp and a former standout defensive back for the Miami Hurricanes. After an elite collegiate career, Wilson spent a season with the Seattle Seahawks before transitioning into coaching. A 3-time Florida state champion defensive coordinator, he has spent over 20 years developing the "All Eyes" blueprint that has produced NFL All-Pros and stars like Xavien Howard, Patrick Surtain II, Tyson Campbell, Minkah Fitzpatrick and more. His coaching system is proven at the highest levels—his own sons, Quincy and Marco Wilson, both excelled as starters in the SEC before being drafted into the NFL.Chad is the author of "101 DB Tips"—The Ultimate DB Reference Guide. You can find more information on the manual and how to order your copy in the sidebar and footer of this page. Latest posts by alleyesdbcamp (see all) These 4 Drills Will Drastically Improve Your Off Man Coverage - February 25, 2026 How Elite DBs Read Route Concepts Before the Snap - February 25, 2026 When it Comes to Playing DB…. Smooth is Fast - February 18, 2026 Related Posts:DB Tips | Keep the WR Away from Your Blind SpotHow Receivers Attack Your AlignmentWhen it Comes to Stopping A Passing Attack,…Spot Drop vs Match Up Zone Post navigation Know Your DB History: Mike Haynes 3 Things You Need to Know When Studying a WR on Film
