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Christian Gonzalez using the You Push, I Pull technique in warmup and then in the game Here’s a technique that can help you in man coverage If you do it correctly, it shouldn’t be a flag

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zenith9 days ago

Every single db should be doing this because every wr pushes at the top of their route

D.9 days ago

Funny bc I'll use this while playing basketball

the Last Mohican8 days ago

Its called the Revis drill

...8 days ago

It sounds like preferential treatment for the top corners in the league lol because young guys get hit with defensive holding

Jordanspapi219 days ago

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