Press Man Coverage Technique | Lockdown Receivers with Stance, Alignment, and Technique
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- #pressmancoverage #dbdrills #lockdowncorner Press Man Coverage Technique | Lockdown Receivers with Stance, Alignment, and Technique// Press man coverage is designed to be aggressive, but in order to perfect this skill you must have disciplined technique.It all starts from knowing who your covering, stance, and alignment.Your eyes, feet ,and hands also play a crucial role to disrupting the receivers release.You must win at the line of scrimmage.
Earning over 20+ scholarships to play football at division 1 colleges across the nation, and playing at UCLA Then moving on to the NFL playing for the Denver Broncos and CFL Winnipeg blue bombers, my technique is at a high professional level.
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Thanks for watching! What other workouts would you like to see?
Could you make a video on how to cover different routes/ how you can guess a route a receiver is running?
Joshua Harvey yup got it! Stay tuned coming soon!
@@marcusriosofficial thanks bro 💯
Can u do a video on db leverages.
Different phases of coverage.. Inphase /Outphase and how you recommend playing it! Thank you
Thank you for these man, they help a lot im looking to be a versatile safety these help, keep up the good work man!
Thanks I appreciate it!
Same. First year for me
@@LilDuggy270 how did it go?
I was told you never wanna hop because if u hop that gives the receiver an advantage since both of your feet’s are off the ground
I understand Everyone has their own philosophy and technique. As for me this is exactly what I’ve been taught in college at UCLA and in the nfl. I always tell my players to use the technique that’s comfortable for you. This is what I’m comfortable with and what I teach
Marcus Rios ok gotcha 👍🏾
Thanks man good luck to me playing football this year as a corner back
How did it go?
I’m playing football for 1 season bc I play basketball I just play football as extra sport so this helped
Can you explain the importance of a key step? Not really seeing why it's needed and can't tell if it's done off the snap or receivers first move.
Thanks, good stuff
what about a shifty receiver that does a lot of moves on the press
In my opinion you should keep your feet active and wait for him to come off the line
With shifty recivers that do a lot off the line you should stay in your back pedal until they fully commit to the route
Yea I didn't want to be mean but that's wrong if you hop we will kill you in the release. First you need to focus on the belly button, 2nd you need to keep the inside leverage until you know it's not an inside release 3rd you keep hot feet and slightly pedaling backwards like no more than an inch. 4th once we confirm he's gone outside you need to get to his hip while maintaining your eyes focused on his hip and you want to arm bar and lean into the WR to widen him off his landmark don't get lazy and start standing up and relaxing stay dialed in and watch for the move bc you can overreact to everything outside bc you've got the middle protected. But if you hop out or even step out to follow the WR my WRs are taught too well and we will have a field day on you if you hop or step out like that
@@happyman42 lol ok guy you don’t know what you’re talking about Darrelle Revis one of the best corners of all time used the hop back quite often. The step backs are also basically all you see at the NFL and College level. If it’s wrong why is it used so often?
@@footba11fan41ife he didn't and you're more than welcome to show the clips. But we're not going off of your bag assessments bc I've got all 22 (if you even know what that is) of Revis and he absolutely never hopped back. You're clearly a fan who has never coached it and we both know you don't know what you're talking about. I'll send you clips tho tonight and you can see he never did that ....I can't believe you tried to sell that lie knowing you didn't see any of that. Btw rule of thumb comparing what Revis can do with the average CB is automatically a sign you don't know
W vid but how do i convince my parents to let me play football they say they cant pick me up from practices and how diffrent is the real thing from football two hand touch
Good information brother
What if the receiver fakes an outside release
wait and be patient.. focus on the hips !!
im actually a kicker wanteing to know how to press my ten to the wall
Is the dude holding the pad a real human being? He doesn't move the whole time!!!
This guy is terrible, his feet were wrong and you always wanna push the receiver inside
Tf??? No you don’t. As a db I barely play outside leverage
Yes you almost ALWAYS play inside the only time you'd play Outside is cover 2 OR if you're in the slot and you play Cover 1 bc you might want to funnel a WR inside the deep safety and squeeze the crap out of the inside route but even still lol I'd rather play inside and take away the easy throws
Bro this is man, not cover 2
@@atiermma literally no one said it was Cover 2. You didn't read correctly. I said IF you were playing Cover 2 it would be acceptable to do this though it's not recommended.
@@happyman42 Bro I wasn’t responding to you, I didn’t tag you