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WIDE ZONE WEDNESDAY 🏈 Backside cutoff drill with Coach Houghtaling! -covered OL create first meaningful contact with “stiff arm” -uncovered OL must get backside shoulder through to wheel and win gap #widezonewednesday #OLCA #advanceandprotect #bythehogsforthehogs

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