DEFENSIVE BACK DRILLS || TECHNIQUE & COVERAGE TIPS

[@ALLDAYAthletics]

Remember, the point of backpedaling as a DB is to give you time to read what's happening in front of you while preparing to either close downhill or open and run. Always look to create contact and don't ever give a receiver a clean release. Let me know any other drills you prefer down below.

[@corymountain3957]

Great video!!!!

[@ALLDAYAthletics]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it.

[@alaingirard514]

Be carefull. DB Hands on WR 5'07" time of this video, can be call Defensive interference. This is my comment as Referee ;-) . good video

[@ALLDAYAthletics]

Potentially, but there might not have been enough touching for a flag since it didn’t prevent the receiver from playing the ball.

[@AustinTopDawg]

This helps a lot🏈💯

[@ALLDAYAthletics]

Austin Fox Happy to help, keep grinding.

[@baonguyen-fy9tp]

how did you do it can you share with me , thank you

[@ALLDAYAthletics]

Not sure what you mean.

[@jrs351]

Kids are flat footed. They should be on the balls of their feet. They also look uncomfortable in the drill. Tense , almost.

[@engueranddetrain9499]

You cannot touch the wide receiver, after five yards !

[@ALLDAYAthletics]

That’s an NFL rule and doesn’t always apply to all high schools or colleges.

[@jrs351]

You’re incorrect. It’s also not a rule in the nfl either.

[@ALLDAYAthletics]

operations.nfl.com/the-rules/nfl-video-rulebook/illegal-contact/

[@nguyencuong9121]

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