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Great Linebacker Drills!!!🚨🚨🚨 As Linebackers being under control and moving with a sense of urgency allows us to change direction efficiently!🔥 Tyler Atkinson gives us a great example of moving with a purpose!😤 Coach: Derrick Johnson Player: Tyler Atkinson Legendary Linebacker Derrick Johnson is now training linebackers! Follow his...

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