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Dallas Cowboys Assistant LB Coach JJ Clark - Leverage (Tracking) Techniques/Drills - Leverage = Advantage - Tracking... "OWN YOUR LEVERAGE" - Near Shoulder, Near Hip - Defender Tracks the LEVERAGE Hip of the Ball Carrier with LEVERAGE Shoulder - Ball should never Cross Defender's Nose - "If you got... show more

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