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San Francisco 49ers OL coach Chris Foerster - Wide Zone (Strong) - Front side emphasis = Attacking on an angle, prioritize the LOS - Back side emphasis = Cutting the defense in half, prioritize the 2nd level Front Side Tackle Rules (Uncovered) - Climb = Technique used where the... show more

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