Teaching Leverage and Alignment Across Multiple Coverages: A Blueprint for DB Coaches

One of the most overlooked, yet critical, components of elite defensive back play is understanding and executing proper Read More

Top 5 Drills Every Safety Should Be Doing Weekly

The safety position is one of the most demanding on the field. You’re expected to tackle like a linebacker, cover like a corner, and think like a quarterback. That’s why your weekly training needs to sharpen every tool in your toolbox — speed, awareness, reac...

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How NFL Draft Evaluations Can Help You Improve Your Game as a DB

Every year, NFL teams invest millions into evaluating college defensive backs ahead of the draft. They analyze film, interview players, review testing numbers, and dig deep into football IQ and character. As a high school or college DB trying to level up, you can use the same ...

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How to Read a Wide Receiver’s Body Language to Anticipate Routes

One of the biggest advantages a defensive back can have is the ability to read a wide receiver’s body language. Being able to anticipate where the receiver is going before they make their move can help you stay in phase, break on the ball faster, and make more plays. Wid...

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Elite Cornerbacks Can Do These 4 Things Very Well

It’s recruiting season, and if you’re looking to elevate your profile as a high school cornerback, there are certain areas of your game that need to be on point. If you’re trying to grab the attention of recruiters, the best thing you can do is make yourself ...

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Why Ball Skills Are the Most Important DB Skill in Today’s Game

In today’s pass-heavy era of football, defensive backs face more pressure than ever to be playmakers. Offenses are spreading the field, quarterbacks are more accurate, and receivers are faster and more skilled. As a DB, being “in position” is no longer good e...

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Understanding Zone Coverage: How to Defend Your Space Effectively

Zone coverage is one of the most fundamental concepts in football, especially for defensive backs. Unlike man-to-man coverage, where each defender is responsible for covering a specific player, zone coverage requires defenders to cover designated areas of the field. This appro...

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From Technique to Teamwork: 5 Ways the All Eyes DB Camp Supports Defensive Backs

When it comes to developing top-notch skills as a defensive back, the right training and support can make all the difference. The All Eyes DB Camp Member’s Area is designed to help players and coaches alike take their game to new levels. Here’s a look at the top fi...

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You Keep Getting Pass Interference Penalties, and Here’s Why

Sure, if you’ve been following me for any amount of time, you’ve seen me occasionally criticize referees for pass interference calls. No doubt, the game is changing, and what you are allowed to do as a DB in coverage is shrinking. However, some of you are racking u...

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Integrating Hand Techniques in Coverage: Elevating Your DB Play

In the world of defensive back play, mastering hand techniques can be the difference between breaking up a pass and watching a receiver make a catch. While footwork and positioning are crucial, the use of hands in coverage adds an extra layer of control and precision, allowing...

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