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Seahawks rookie OL, including 5th round pick Beau Stephens going through a blocking sled drill. OL Coach John Benton could be heard encouraging hip extension

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The longer I coached, the more I believed in the OL "Get Off" You can't just talk about it tho. It has to be practiced! I'm a sled guy, but this pre-prac drill I saw last year in Fulshear, TX w/ Coach Codutti works too! What's the drill in your program to emphasize get offs?

The longer I coached, the more I believed in the OL "Get Off" You can't just talk about it tho. It has to be practiced! I'm a sled guy, but this pre-prac drill I saw last year in Fulshear, TX w/ Coach Codutti works too! What's the drill in your program to emphasize get offs?

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.Connor Hughes talks about the Giants trading for J.J. McCarthy on NYG411: "I had heard rumblings, a lot of this, that when Sam Darnold had the season that he did after J.J. McCarthy went down, that didn't sit particularly well with J.J. because J.J. was shaping up to be the Vikings' starting quarterback as a rookie. He had shown promise his first year, there were moments that looked good and then when he got hurt and was missing the season, and Sam took over, it wasn't necessarily like, 'I believe in Sam. Let's go Sam. Let's go get it.' It kind of reminded me a little bit of the Carson Wentz/Nick Foles situation in Philadelphia where there was some jealousy and that jealousy rubbed off on some teammates. When the Vikings decided to let Sam walk and roll with J.J. and it didn't just immediately pick up where they left off with Sam, I think that started to deteriorate. J.J.'s a little bit of an eccentric person. He has rubbed people the wrong way at times because he's a little unique and interested in different things. That was one of the reasons why, I think, the Giants weren't particularly interested in him, as we've found out in recent years, in drafting him. This is a little bit different. This isn't using a first-round pick or a top-10 pick on J.J. McCarthy. This is bringing him in as a 5th to develop him and see if things fail with Jameis, what might happen there with J.J."

.Connor Hughes talks about the Giants trading for J.J. McCarthy on NYG411: "I had heard rumblings, a lot of this, that when Sam Darnold had the season that he did after J.J. McCarthy went down, that didn't sit particularly well with J.J. because J.J. was shaping up to be the Vikings' starting quarterback as a rookie. He had shown promise his first year, there were moments that looked good and then when he got hurt and was missing the season, and Sam took over, it wasn't necessarily like, 'I believe in Sam. Let's go Sam. Let's go get it.' It kind of reminded me a little bit of the Carson Wentz/Nick Foles situation in Philadelphia where there was some jealousy and that jealousy rubbed off on some teammates. When the Vikings decided to let Sam walk and roll with J.J. and it didn't just immediately pick up where they left off with Sam, I think that started to deteriorate. J.J.'s a little bit of an eccentric person. He has rubbed people the wrong way at times because he's a little unique and interested in different things. That was one of the reasons why, I think, the Giants weren't particularly interested in him, as we've found out in recent years, in drafting him. This is a little bit different. This isn't using a first-round pick or a top-10 pick on J.J. McCarthy. This is bringing him in as a 5th to develop him and see if things fail with Jameis, what might happen there with J.J."

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