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Football Drills, Plays, Fundamentals, Tips

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Wide Receiver Fundamentals

1) Getting Off the Line

You don't want to let the defender knock you off your route. The idea is to get past the defender and not let him push you parallel along the line of scrimmage.

You need to learn how to burst off the line and use a fake to get behind the cornerback.

One fake to use is the "head bob".

This is where you move your head to one side while you get your body moving straight or to the other side. You can also use a shoulder fake.

The next idea to understand is that a defender will eventually learn your fakes. So you need to mix it up and sometimes even employ double-fakes (fake one way, then the other, then move beyond the defender)...

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Offensive Line Skills

The stances and offensive line blocking types you use will be determined by your offensive theory.

If you employ a lot of quick-attack plays, you'll probably teach the four-point stance and scramble blocking. If you pass often, you may use the two or three-point stances.

The three-point stance is the most commonly used football stance for offensive line blocking.

The feet should be shoulder-width apart with the toes pointing forward. Usually right-handed players will have the right foot staggered back, toes even with the left instep (lefties reversed). The next aspect of this football technique is to teach your offensive line players to bend at the knees, dropping the right hand as they squat.

The hand should be about a foot and a half ahead of the inside edge of the toes with the outside of the hand just inside the line of the right foot...