
Brandon Thorn
@BrandonThornNFL • 87,343 subscribers
OL/DL evaluator Creator of TPR/TSR Bleacher Report | OL Masterminds | Establish The Run Joe Moore Award voter Trench Warfare newsletter ↓
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New Pass Pro Lab with Greg Van Roten. Van Roten has made 105 NFL starts after entering the league as an undrafted free agent in 2012. Here he breaks down the aggressive up-kick he took from Brandon Scherff and how he uses it to disrupt a rusher’s timing. Full episode:
Brandon Thorn62,869 views • 17 days ago

Willie Lampkin (5'11" 290) pancaking four Cowboys defenders in week 1 of preseason
Brandon Thorn1,332,477 views • 1 year ago

Josh Simmons' snatch-🪤 technique putting rushers on their face x 6 in Week 12
Brandon Thorn415,442 views • 9 months ago

Willie Lampkin's sustain and finishing skills in the run game are excellent
Brandon Thorn30,682 views • 18 days ago

If nothing else the Chargers OL will finish blocks with intent and an edge
Brandon Thorn30,465 views • 20 days ago

Luke Kuechly compilation of TFLs, INTs & overall S-tier processing skills
Brandon Thorn49,863 views • 1 month ago

NEW on Substack: Pass Pro Lab with Lane Johnson. We studied tape against Khalil Mack, Micah Parsons, T.J. Watt, Nick Bosa and others while discussing pass-set choreography, QB landmarks, route concepts and how elite tackles solve problems. One moment that stood out: Lane discussing how an early bull-rush from Abdul Carter reminded him of Micah Parsons and why studying Laremy Tunsil helped simplify his approach. Full film room + video:
Brandon Thorn116,323 views • 3 months ago

One of the most interesting parts of my conversation with Laremy Tunsil was hearing him discuss the adjustment that changed his career. After years of getting beat inside, Tunsil began working with former NFL OL Mike Wahle, who introduced him to a line set influenced by Hall of Famer Walter Jones. The result was a simpler approach that helped eliminate many of the inside losses and spins that frustrated him earlier in his career. New Pass Pro Lab 👇
Brandon Thorn86,994 views • 2 months ago

Spencer Brown was lights out yesterday against the Broncos with several impact blocks. He has been a personal protector for Allen scrambling right all season, a weapon in the screen game and dialed in on an island using a potent snatch-trap technique and effective change-ups.
Brandon Thorn485,398 views • 1 year ago

There was a lot to like from Cardinals OG Chase Bisontis in his preseason debut. Twitched up, fluid mover with good physicality. Could see the closer to average square power show up against Hunter but overall a very encouraging performance with a lot to build on.
Brandon Thorn27,671 views • 26 days ago