You won't see this much. Vernon uses a straight arm technique + leverage to get under Williams for an impressive bull rush #GiantsPride
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I think the key to this is the sharp step inside that OV takes before using the straight arm technique. You can see that Williams sets up for an inside rush and that causes his feet to plant. When OV moves outside again Williams feet don't go with him as he pivots and he is caught a bit off-balance. When OV uses his straight arm technique against him he is able to force Williams to lean toward the guard. He combines this with an almost immediate drive into his chest, beginning the bull rush.
I love this clip. Pretty cool to see it. Thanks for sharing!
That's how you work a Deuce! @Uce_Lauvao @TrentW71 #HTTR
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Key to the double team - they both dip their shoulders in toward the DT's chest and the LG doesn't peel until the DT takes his first step backwards. By then the LT can control the DT single-handedly and the LG can focus on the LBer.
It does seem to be effective. Not 100% sure it's Hankins - might be Bromley but I think it's Hank.
That's how you work a Deuce! @Uce_Lauvao @TrentW71 #HTTR
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Key to the double team - they both dip their shoulders in toward the DT's chest and the LG doesn't peel until the DT takes his first step backwards. By then the LT can control the DT single-handedly and the LG can focus on the LBer.
It does seem to be effective. Not 100% sure it's Hankins - might be Bromley but I think it's Hank.
Depends on yard and distance. Seems like it started well for the Skins but the Giants quickly plug the holes and contained for a short gain.
You won't see this much. Vernon uses a straight arm technique + leverage to get under Williams for an impressive bull rush #GiantsPride
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Brandon Thorn@VeteranScout
That's how you work a Deuce! @Uce_Lauvao @TrentW71 #HTTR
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Brandon Thorn@VeteranScout
You won't see this much. Vernon uses a straight arm technique + leverage to get under Williams for an impressive bull rush #GiantsPride
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I think the key to this is the sharp step inside that OV takes before using the straight arm technique. You can see that Williams sets up for an inside rush and that causes his feet to plant. When OV moves outside again Williams feet don't go with him as he pivots and he is caught a bit off-balance. When OV uses his straight arm technique against him he is able to force Williams to lean toward the guard. He combines this with an almost immediate drive into his chest, beginning the bull rush.
I love this clip. Pretty cool to see it. Thanks for sharing!
IIRC that's the holding call that Aikman disagreed with.
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Brandon Thorn@VeteranScout
That's how you work a Deuce! @Uce_Lauvao @TrentW71 #HTTR
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Key to the double team - they both dip their shoulders in toward the DT's chest and the LG doesn't peel until the DT takes his first step backwards. By then the LT can control the DT single-handedly and the LG can focus on the LBer.
It does seem to be effective. Not 100% sure it's Hankins - might be Bromley but I think it's Hank.
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Brandon Thorn@VeteranScout
That's how you work a Deuce! @Uce_Lauvao @TrentW71 #HTTR
Film Short - ( New Window )
Key to the double team - they both dip their shoulders in toward the DT's chest and the LG doesn't peel until the DT takes his first step backwards. By then the LT can control the DT single-handedly and the LG can focus on the LBer.
It does seem to be effective. Not 100% sure it's Hankins - might be Bromley but I think it's Hank.
Depends on yard and distance. Seems like it started well for the Skins but the Giants quickly plug the holes and contained for a short gain.