Im a 6' freshmen this is my first yr playing fball just had a game this Friday where I played tight end coach was impressed so I'm supposed to be starting next week
I am 5’9” 165 and a sophomore and I am on the verge of getting some more reps on varsity. I can tackle and track the ball pretty well. I struggle with getting blocked by the offensive if line. Do you have any suggestions on how to get off of blitzes. I figure since I play mlb I should sprint and try to beat the line. Do you think this is a good plan or not? I would really appreciate advice, thanks.
Truth about blitzing is that it's done different ways. I've seen linebackers wait a half second then go to where it was open. But realistically that's not what the coach called. You want to use your hands when blitzing so you can disengage blockers
I’m a freshmen and play d-line and it’s my first year but I feel like I’m more faster and built for linebacker and coach said I can start playing next week and I feel like this video gave me more of an understanding of what it’s supposed to be like
I'm 5'8 160 freshman and as an outside linebacker I keep missing tackles either because the guy gets outside of me or I don't get my feet hot and I end up looking stupid. Thanks for this video, do you have any more tips?
I just played my first scrimmage as a linebacker and I used to play d end and for some reason I can’t get make the play when it’s a run to my side I take bad angles or get caught up by a receiver because I’m tryna read the play. Any tips?
@@TheBigBlueParadise_ in terms of defending the run, taking bad angles happen but if they're happening too much is advise that you practice your read steps (first 4 steps). This sounds cheesy but this is important because somewhere in your run defense, you aren't reacting fast enough or you're making missteps and you may be not getting there fast enough. In terms of getting blocked by receivers on blocks, make sure you're aware of your surroundings preplay. If the receivers alignment is closer to you is a high possibility you're gonna get blocked by him. Hopefully these tips helped bro💪🏿
Ok ok but idk when to do certain things like when do I cover receiver and when do I cover tide end and when do I cover linemen or when do I rush or not
6’1 240 is great for a middle linebacker, but if you are an outside linebacker that might get in the way with stopping a pass if you aren’t super athletic.
@@jimmy1890 play somewhere where you know you’re gonna get playing time, and keep getting betting while learning the sport best you can. Once you’re bigger and used to hitting/getting hit, then give it a shot.
Honestly I wouldn’t play Linebacker if you are a receiver and that light. Either you have a growth spurt and get more mass on you, or you are going to get destroyed in later years like varsity high school with running backs that are 5’9+ 180+… I suggest safety if you want to be a more aggressive position. You don’t need to be 180+ at safety to make a tackle or stop a run.
Hey man, I’m 9th grade, 230, 5’9. Is that good for A middle linebacker? Or should I stay as a DT. And on top of that, what could I do to be more linebacker potential, if I’m not linebacker potential?
I would have to see what you have but traits of good linebackers are : - being able to stop the run - being able to play good zone coverage in the middle of the field - being able to take on blocks and get to the ball
Im a 6' freshmen this is my first yr playing fball just had a game this Friday where I played tight end coach was impressed so I'm supposed to be starting next week
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Ang good luck
I am 5’9” 165 and a sophomore and I am on the verge of getting some more reps on varsity. I can tackle and track the ball pretty well. I struggle with getting blocked by the offensive if line. Do you have any suggestions on how to get off of blitzes. I figure since I play mlb I should sprint and try to beat the line. Do you think this is a good plan or not? I would really appreciate advice, thanks.
Truth about blitzing is that it's done different ways. I've seen linebackers wait a half second then go to where it was open. But realistically that's not what the coach called. You want to use your hands when blitzing so you can disengage blockers
i'm same size and weight but i'm a freshman i have no idea what to do homie 😭
@@682domthadonhow’d yall grow up to do
@@lowkey5979 huh
@@682domthadon I mean ur a junior now right how’s football
I’m a freshmen and play d-line and it’s my first year but I feel like I’m more faster and built for linebacker and coach said I can start playing next week and I feel like this video gave me more of an understanding of what it’s supposed to be like
Thank you great vid.
3:30 was crazy
I'm 5'8 160 freshman and as an outside linebacker I keep missing tackles either because the guy gets outside of me or I don't get my feet hot and I end up looking stupid. Thanks for this video, do you have any more tips?
Preciate the vid dawg
Appreciate that bro
I’m 5,6 145 8th grade and this really helps
I just played my first scrimmage as a linebacker and I used to play d end and for some reason I can’t get make the play when it’s a run to my side I take bad angles or get caught up by a receiver because I’m tryna read the play. Any tips?
You play outside linebacker or inside linebacker? I want to make sure I can picture the story better before giving advice
@@scottysportperformance I play outside linebacker
@@TheBigBlueParadise_ in terms of defending the run, taking bad angles happen but if they're happening too much is advise that you practice your read steps (first 4 steps). This sounds cheesy but this is important because somewhere in your run defense, you aren't reacting fast enough or you're making missteps and you may be not getting there fast enough. In terms of getting blocked by receivers on blocks, make sure you're aware of your surroundings preplay. If the receivers alignment is closer to you is a high possibility you're gonna get blocked by him. Hopefully these tips helped bro💪🏿
@@scottysportperformance thanks bro you da goat maybe one you could do a video on angle tackle and read steps
Really helpful video
I'm happy I can help bro💪
Ok ok but idk when to do certain things like when do I cover receiver and when do I cover tide end and when do I cover linemen or when do I rush or not
Aye im in 9th grade 5’10 151 is that good to be linebacker? Im tryna lose weight n gain muscle
Keep lifting don’t you need to gain weight to get ready for the varsity
That's fine bro. Focus on playing well first
@@scottysportperformance ard thanks do u have any other tips on things i could work on?
@@scottysportperformance im tryna learn as much as i can as fast as i can
U need to put on weight and bulk up
I’m playing linebacker next year my first year of playing football
Aye I’m in 10th grade 240 and I’m 6’1 is that good to be a line backer ?
Yup
6’1 240 is great for a middle linebacker, but if you are an outside linebacker that might get in the way with stopping a pass if you aren’t super athletic.
i’m a freshman 6,1 150 I have trouble with watching the play develop and breaking down early and tips for that
That's kind of a loaded question but let's start here. What do you look at before the play?
the guard
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im 5,8 grade 8 im a wr but i would love to be a lb or more of a aggrsive posison but im pretty skinny at 112 pounds and cant hit hard any tips?
Don’t play linebacker
@@thunderclap2001 why?
@@jimmy1890 play somewhere where you know you’re gonna get playing time, and keep getting betting while learning the sport best you can. Once you’re bigger and used to hitting/getting hit, then give it a shot.
Honestly I wouldn’t play Linebacker if you are a receiver and that light. Either you have a growth spurt and get more mass on you, or you are going to get destroyed in later years like varsity high school with running backs that are 5’9+ 180+… I suggest safety if you want to be a more aggressive position. You don’t need to be 180+ at safety to make a tackle or stop a run.
Yo yo wassup bro I had to see this video
Appreciate you checking it out bro💪. Can't wait to hear how this helps y'all next year
Thanks
If you tackle the thighs they can't move so that's where I go for
You foul for that one clip with the kid
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Hey man, I’m 9th grade, 230, 5’9. Is that good for A middle linebacker? Or should I stay as a DT.
And on top of that, what could I do to be more linebacker potential, if I’m not linebacker potential?
I would have to see what you have but traits of good linebackers are :
- being able to stop the run
- being able to play good zone coverage in the middle of the field
- being able to take on blocks and get to the ball
@@scottysportperformance Alright thank you for the help! i have good news since i posted that: i lost 15 pounds!
W vid
Weird ahh intro