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Tyler Bowen - Offensive Line - Ohio State University Good blocking starts with position and attacking your landmark. Stay violent. Catch the momentum. Trust the combo. Bowen breaks down tackle technique and how to handle inside movement within a combination block. Access Tyler Bowen’s 2026 presentation here:

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