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D-Line Core Tackle Drill Drills requires D-Linemen to: - Play a block - Get push on O-Lineman - Use shed progression - Make a core tackle Alex Means, D-Line Coach, Air Force Alex Means #FootballDrills #TackleTechnique #BlockDestruction #FootballTraining #AgilityDrills

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