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Aaron Kromer – Former Buffalo Bills OL Coach When the three is too wide, do not try to block him one-on-one. Set flat. Aim at the nearest point. Get him even. Snap him off to the tackle. Force the TE. If the looper comes, post the inside hand to the logo and make him take the long road.

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68,961 views • 2 months ago

Mike Hallett - OL Med ball stack drill. Simulate zone work without defensive structure. Focus on zones rather than players. Don’t chase color. Full clinic and library inside

Mike Hallett - OL Med ball stack drill. Simulate zone work without defensive structure. Focus on zones rather than players. Don’t chase color. Full clinic and library inside

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104,877 views • 5 months ago

Brian Callahan - Run Game Coordinator/OL, Minnesota Inside footwork. First step lateral. Protect against the cross face. Second step vertical. Work inside the midline. Gain ground. Keep the ball on track.

Brian Callahan - Run Game Coordinator/OL, Minnesota Inside footwork. First step lateral. Protect against the cross face. Second step vertical. Work inside the midline. Gain ground. Keep the ball on track.

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55,030 views • 2 months ago

Chris Klenakis – OL, Vanderbilt G-scheme trap pull. Rock step low. Eyes on the target. Open at 45°. Second step into the line of scrimmage. Pull right, strike right. Same foot. Same forearm. Hat under the chin. Strike inside-out. Hips roll. Feet run. The second-step strike unlocks power. Technique creates the block.

Chris Klenakis – OL, Vanderbilt G-scheme trap pull. Rock step low. Eyes on the target. Open at 45°. Second step into the line of scrimmage. Pull right, strike right. Same foot. Same forearm. Hat under the chin. Strike inside-out. Hips roll. Feet run. The second-step strike unlocks power. Technique creates the block.

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14,996 views • 19 days ago

Dick Vermeil Self-esteem drives performance. Very few outperform how they feel about themselves. Confidence and self-esteem are different. Build the person - improve the player. R.A.P. Recognition. Appreciation. Praise. Praise must be earned. Critique must teach. Create an environment where people grow. Nobody is immune to tough days.

Dick Vermeil Self-esteem drives performance. Very few outperform how they feel about themselves. Confidence and self-esteem are different. Build the person - improve the player. R.A.P. Recognition. Appreciation. Praise. Praise must be earned. Critique must teach. Create an environment where people grow. Nobody is immune to tough days.

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32,534 views • 1 month ago

Bill Bedenbaugh – OL, Oklahoma Defend the rip. Strike or clamp with the inside hand. Then find the hip or rib cage. Squeeze and flatten the rusher inside. Never give him a clean lane. Stay in front. Don’t over-open the gate. Inside foot can gain lateral ground. Keep your body between the rusher and the quarterback.

Bill Bedenbaugh – OL, Oklahoma Defend the rip. Strike or clamp with the inside hand. Then find the hip or rib cage. Squeeze and flatten the rusher inside. Never give him a clean lane. Stay in front. Don’t over-open the gate. Inside foot can gain lateral ground. Keep your body between the rusher and the quarterback.

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12,818 views • 20 days ago

Steven Saulnier – OL, West Florida Clog technique. Clog your whole backside through. Stay square. Turn the defender’s shoulders to the sideline. If his shoulders turn, you win. Foot fire. Strain through the block. Quick feet. Strong base. Torque and finish. Own the leverage.

Steven Saulnier – OL, West Florida Clog technique. Clog your whole backside through. Stay square. Turn the defender’s shoulders to the sideline. If his shoulders turn, you win. Foot fire. Strain through the block. Quick feet. Strong base. Torque and finish. Own the leverage.

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11,749 views • 18 days ago

Alex Gibbs Wide zone is more than a run play. It’s tied to the bootleg and play-action system. Schemes evolve. Fundamentals do not. Get the second step in the ground. Strike with your hands and hat. The game is still about leverage and contact.

Alex Gibbs Wide zone is more than a run play. It’s tied to the bootleg and play-action system. Schemes evolve. Fundamentals do not. Get the second step in the ground. Strike with your hands and hat. The game is still about leverage and contact.

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21,961 views • 1 month ago

Coach Klenakis – OL, Vanderbilt G lead scheme. Technique within the scheme -that’s what wins. Down block - first step, second step in the ground. Hit the hip - create movement. Trap pull. Base drive. In-space work. Whole–part–whole. Drill it - then apply it.

Coach Klenakis – OL, Vanderbilt G lead scheme. Technique within the scheme -that’s what wins. Down block - first step, second step in the ground. Hit the hip - create movement. Trap pull. Base drive. In-space work. Whole–part–whole. Drill it - then apply it.

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20,909 views • 2 months ago

Andy Reid – HC, Kansas City Chiefs Why O-line coaches make great head coaches. Offensive line coaches develop men. Push mental and physical toughness. Big ears. Observing eyes. Small voice - until needed. Five move as one. Put the team over ego - that’s how you win.

Andy Reid – HC, Kansas City Chiefs Why O-line coaches make great head coaches. Offensive line coaches develop men. Push mental and physical toughness. Big ears. Observing eyes. Small voice - until needed. Five move as one. Put the team over ego - that’s how you win.

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22,938 views • 2 months ago

Allen Rudolph - OL/Run Game Coordinator, Charlotte Odd front answer. Tackle and tight end swap rules. Sift the C-gap player. Handle movement. Control scooch front side. Wind back with patience. Create the double.

Allen Rudolph - OL/Run Game Coordinator, Charlotte Odd front answer. Tackle and tight end swap rules. Sift the C-gap player. Handle movement. Control scooch front side. Wind back with patience. Create the double.

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22,365 views • 2 months ago

Happening now at the C.O.O.L. Clinic. Coach Jay Guillermo opened with Navy’s gap scheme teaching: Tackle angle drives. Guard picks up and puts down the inside foot. Knee through the crotch. Eyes to the ID linebacker. Strike low to high. Simple rules so the OL can play fast.

Happening now at the C.O.O.L. Clinic. Coach Jay Guillermo opened with Navy’s gap scheme teaching: Tackle angle drives. Guard picks up and puts down the inside foot. Knee through the crotch. Eyes to the ID linebacker. Strike low to high. Simple rules so the OL can play fast.

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20,341 views • 2 months ago

Tyler Hudanick – OL, Auburn Counter double teams. Track the backside number. If the linebacker runs underneath - pin him. If he flows over the top - bounce him over. Prevent tackles for loss. Keep the lane clean for the pullers. Hat inside on the spill player. Press it downhill and run underneath it.

Tyler Hudanick – OL, Auburn Counter double teams. Track the backside number. If the linebacker runs underneath - pin him. If he flows over the top - bounce him over. Prevent tackles for loss. Keep the lane clean for the pullers. Hat inside on the spill player. Press it downhill and run underneath it.

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16,076 views • 1 month ago

Rick Trickett – OL, West Virginia T-board drill. Daily first-step work. Get the first step down. Elbows tight. Hands shoot. Sprint the board. Work both sides every day.

Rick Trickett – OL, West Virginia T-board drill. Daily first-step work. Get the first step down. Elbows tight. Hands shoot. Sprint the board. Work both sides every day.

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27,511 views • 4 months ago

In replays now... from Tyler Hudanick Practicing counter pulls is hard because you need speed, timing, contact, and decision-making without beating your guys up. Tyler Hudanick shows how Auburn uses physio balls to drill it. First puller: near foot, near shoulder, hands low to high. Second puller: read the near hip and fit tight off the block. Simple setup. Full-speed feel. Better counter reps. From Day 2 of the C.O.O.L. Clinic.

In replays now... from Tyler Hudanick Practicing counter pulls is hard because you need speed, timing, contact, and decision-making without beating your guys up. Tyler Hudanick shows how Auburn uses physio balls to drill it. First puller: near foot, near shoulder, hands low to high. Second puller: read the near hip and fit tight off the block. Simple setup. Full-speed feel. Better counter reps. From Day 2 of the C.O.O.L. Clinic.

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17,857 views • 2 months ago

Why Brett Shockley no longer teaches "Log" on Counter from the 2026 C.O.O.L. Clinic...

Why Brett Shockley no longer teaches "Log" on Counter from the 2026 C.O.O.L. Clinic...

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16,937 views • 2 months ago

Indy drills don’t only happen during Indy! Alex Mirabal explains how Miami trains finish in every period of practice. Team run. Two-minute. Pass rush. Tempo. If the ball breaks, the OL runs, chases, pushes the pile, and builds the DNA of the offense. Available as 1 of 20 clinic presentations from the 2026 C.O.O.L. Clinic. Link in reply

Indy drills don’t only happen during Indy! Alex Mirabal explains how Miami trains finish in every period of practice. Team run. Two-minute. Pass rush. Tempo. If the ball breaks, the OL runs, chases, pushes the pile, and builds the DNA of the offense. Available as 1 of 20 clinic presentations from the 2026 C.O.O.L. Clinic. Link in reply

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16,341 views • 2 months ago

2024 C.O.O.L. Clinic Line-up ...wait for it

2024 C.O.O.L. Clinic Line-up ...wait for it

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120,574 views • 2 years ago

George Barnett - OL, Iowa Two types of leverage. Pads. Elbows. Clean.Simple.Aggressive. Efficient coaching words reduce clutter and let players play fast. Join Mushroom Society for the full clinic and access to the complete library:

George Barnett - OL, Iowa Two types of leverage. Pads. Elbows. Clean.Simple.Aggressive. Efficient coaching words reduce clutter and let players play fast. Join Mushroom Society for the full clinic and access to the complete library:

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32,688 views • 5 months ago

“Wide zone and tight zone are the same house, just two different rooms.” Tyler Bowen on teaching the mentality of zone schemes. Play side: Vertical + horizontal displacement. Backside: Reach it. Cut it off. Get vertical. The best OL coaches teach the picture before the scheme.

“Wide zone and tight zone are the same house, just two different rooms.” Tyler Bowen on teaching the mentality of zone schemes. Play side: Vertical + horizontal displacement. Backside: Reach it. Cut it off. Get vertical. The best OL coaches teach the picture before the scheme.

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14,601 views • 2 months ago