This football drill is a good one for a football team coach to use with his linebackers and safeties. Disrupting a TE or Slot receiver’s timing on a passing play can be done by jamming a player on the line, inside the 5-yard area.
A quarterback needs to learn to feel the pressure in the pocket, and release the ball, or eat it when the pressure arrives. As a coach for football, use this football drill to sharpen your offense.
A pass rushing defensive lineman needs to get his hands in the air to cover potential passing lanes for the QB. As a highschool football coach, this drill is great to help your defensive linemen.
Maintaining concentration on pass routes over the middle is something every coach battles with – from Pop Warner to the pros. Coaching these plays for football will hone the skills of your wide receivers.
Holding on to the ball upon contact, and staying on your feet are hallmarks of a good offensive football player. All coaches teaching football how to play should make use of this drill for offense.
