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The Art of Disguising Coverage as a DB Quarterbacks live on information. Every pre-snap look, every defensive movement, and every alignment clue helps
Safeties! Cover Your Man with These Techniques When most people think of man coverage, the cornerback immediately comes to mind. Hell, we’ve
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The Most Important Skills for Defensive Backs — And How Parents Can Help Build Them As a parent of a young defensive back, you don’t need to know every coverage
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Pattern Matching 101: How to Simplify Rules for Young DBs One of the biggest barriers to running match coverage effectively at the high school level
Zone Eyes vs. Man Eyes: A DB’s Guide to Visual Discipline One of the biggest challenges for defensive backs at every level is understanding where to
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