How the Packers get away with holding on every play

[@alfarabi73]

This is pretty much the best football analysis video I've ever seen.

[@TheCultivatedMind]

Then you haven't seen much.

[@LSB001]

Agreed. I rarely see videos analysing the intricacies of the offensive line, so I found this fascinating.

[@-Uranos-]

Outstanding. Had I gotten this info while playing school ball...my God

[@benashworth2278]

yeah, but he bet the farm on hackenberg....he aint always right, but nobody is

[@Runzwithscissorz]

Exactly what I was going to say

[@paulsletten8985]

As a former OL, I am sickened and somehow jealous about these non called holds.

[@unrelentingdoom1390]

Paul Sletten, I would like point out that I’ve naturally have been doing this. It’s sickening but by God is it amazing.

[@willardfights860]

Let me put this straight you do realize that this is not holding it's a way of blocking it's how you are taught throughout high School all the way through college it's the best and most modern way of blocking the old way is now called chicken wing

[@Horible4]

@Zia Combs There are still NFC North teams that complain the Packers don't get called for holding on the O-Line.

[@nickniehaus1763]

willard fights it is not how you are taught, like the first customary rule you are taught is that if you grab anything on the rusher other than their chest it's holding

[@singhatar0912]

It’s just the way she goes.. makes it harder for D Linemen but the elite edge rushers and interior nose tackles will always find ways to get leverage over their offensive tackle and guard counter parts.. case in point Aaron Donald, Joey bosa, his bro etc

[@Scarsuna]

T.J. Lang, former Packers offensive lineman, used the exact same blocking techniques in Detroit as he did in Green Bay and set a career high in penalties. Josh Sitton has experienced referee bias as well since moving on to Chicago from Green Bay.

[@tacosrock11_34]

Scar just like James harden

[@jimbobcooter5161]

It doesn’t help that the refs already hate the Lions

[@banquetmeal663]

They were washed up. Sitton barely played for Chicago because he was always hurt, just like he was in GB.

[@sjwdestroyer6336]

@ Lmao exposed. They just don't wanna admit the refs aren't the reason their shitty teams lose to GB. Good analysis.

[@taylorzumwalt9542]

If you watch any football there's almost holding on ever play

[@theskyabovejimmyg5832]

If you watch football there's holding on almost every play.

[@JosephSpadafino]

Almost holding

[@taylorzumwalt9542]

@@JosephSpadafino yes lol

[@JohnDoe-uq2qd]

Found the packers fan

[@MobiusCoin]

New to football so dumb question but why does holding exist at all? What is the "philosophy" of blocking? You're trying to protect your quarterback but you can't protect him too much?

[@freemoney9769]

This is dope ass video, I like seeing oline scout videos because no one posts about them. Dope video man

[@richardharper4637]

Freemoney345 hipster

[@freemoney9769]

67 likes wtf, I wasn’t expecting this 😂

[@JINSEN1]

Freemoney345 check out voch Lombardi

[@GarrettAbbey]

such a dope comment

[@highlightcastle]

I make some line videos kzbin.info/aero/PLtgKfr6wMueuKiW_QM_rdBY6HUVwxpXIg

[@Matthew-qh9ds]

Brett was low key sneak dissing Rodgers

[@kennyhelwink930]

Matthew Nellesen I don’t blame him

[@uptownla5o4]

What is the point of saying low key when talking about sneak dissing? Sneak dissing is already low key..

[@wiskyr6510]

@@uptownla5o4 it's EXTRA low-key

[@misst9]

Good, fuck Sharron. Whiny ass hole.

[@depressedcardinalsfan1291]

@@misst9 MVP 🥱

[@ragnarocking]

can someone forward this to the NFL please? Brett, you miss nothing. You should be employed by an NFL team. Excellent analysis, as always.

[@brady4214]

Lol that is literally the definition of holding he is “grabbing his jersey and “pulling” his shoulder pads up

[@tylangley1031]

The player has to step away to see the Jersey hold, and they are pushing the pads up.

[@plazys1415]

If they don’t call it 🤷‍♂️

[@Brake_MagnetoMan175]

@Zia Combs Yes! Literally the way I was taught was hands inside, thumbs up, and grab those pads. If your guy starts a move then let go and let your footwork get you back on the block or shove his ass on the ground.

[@gingycakes7608]

Hunter Dalton exactly offensive linemen will always hold! I did it every play in highschool you just need to know how not to get caught

[@scotthoaglund1844]

Lol...Brady. Grabbing the jersey and the shoulder pads is allowed. Casual fan.

[@neverendingtoasterbath956]

As a packers fan, I hope d-line coaches never find this video. It’s amazing commentary and I love that you found a way of beating this type of blocking

[@josephmcguire8399]

Luckily we have a new playbook and a quality running back so it will be harder for teams to guess our plays along with having new blocking schemes to comfuse opponents

[@davionbledsoe1985]

I’m just here for the AA meeting the Vikings figured out how to fight the block not him

[@jacobhenry8546]

We were taught a very similar technique in high school (2006-2009). It’s not holding unless your hands are out past the shoulders. Also not holding as long as he’s in front of you. It is holding if you continue your grip once he gets past you or reverses his course away from you. Bulaga is grabbing within the defender’s shoulders while maintaining a position in front of him. Clearly not holding.

[@Greasyheels]

I remember Joe Thomas always used the hug technique. Hence why he was so good

[@kishinpower3317]

As someone who liked to watch joe thomas and study him he didn't really do this small difference but i find hus more effective

[@Sphere723]

He did a half hug. One hand outside, one hand inside.

[@ethanmoore1315]

Sphere723 that's the clamp. One hand in the chest and one on the shoulder. Brett talked about it in the Jason Kelce video btw.

[@jackdoty4285]

Hey man this is an amazing video. I am a left tackle in entering my first year of college and have watched this video maybe 20 times trying to learn this technique and you do an amazing job of breaking it down.

[@BrokeredHeart]

I often wondered why they seemed to get away with murder out there. Packers aren't the only team nowadays to use this technique, but they seem to be the only team who isn't getting penalized for it. Bulaga isn't the culprit, normally. It's Bahktiari who drives me nuts, because he twists the shoulder pads as the rusher tries to move laterally out of the hold. I think the hug technique is perfectly acceptable when you have players executing it properly. Seeing Lawrence being lifted up, not back, or being dragged sideways is watching power versus power. But seeing the rushers get pulled in to the tackle's chest, or the lineman is not releasing because the rusher already has a half step on them, and they can't move their feet fast enough, that's offensive holding, and the refs aren't calling it.

[@sethblue5030]

BrokeredHeart Bak gets called holding plenty but he's also an All-Pro LT for a reason. He's just that good.

[@jugjivan]

Bahktiari gets called pretty often. Less so than most left tackles but still pretty often. And that technique of twisting the shoulder pads is something that's taught from high school onwards. It's not exactly illegal in most cases. If you can legally knock the opponent off balance with a simple push at the shoulder pads it's not illegal even if that player is full lateral to you at that point which FYI wouldn't be holding still so long as your pushing them backwards and aren't grasping anything.

[@JJK311Y]

@@jugjivan you're right about the fact that it isn't holding. But there's a great reason why it should be. If I have you pulled in, with my hands next to your pecs inside your shoulder pads (which is what the hug technique is) you no longer have any range of motion. You can't get your arms in to break my arms out, there's so little I can do to break free of that, and you are literally holding me in place. I cannot move. I can move forwards and backwards. That's it. That's why it's a problem, and they need to change the rule.

[@jonmarsh2779]

no its not

[@ThePadi94]

JJK311Y they won't change anything in favour of the defense because they don't want fair competition, they want the offense win on every play! Because of that the defense must be three times better to win a game, what they usually are...

[@loltrain865]

I played o-line for my highschool this year, I'm 6'5 311lb... Pretty big guy, but I was almost always being beat by speed in a pass set... Then I was taught to be more conservative and let then come to you and was taught a borderline hug... Then I was told once I have them hold them in front of me... Because no matter how much I hold them, as long as my body is right in front of his they will never call the holding

[@armandmembou8858]

lol train are you playing in college

[@Remmy0930]

Finally an analysis on O lines. O lines are GROSSLY underrated...as a former halfback i can attest to how IMPORTANT my O line was to my success as a runner. Without them...no hole...no hole...a smaller chance of breaking a run. No good pass protection...no time to let routes develop for the QB to make accurate, smart throws. O lines should get wayyyy more credit than they do.

[@Shane16784]

Here's a suggestion, Pat Elfein (probably butchered that last name). Vikings had a really bad OL even before injuries last year, now they are playing on a very high level with limited changes. Like most teams a center is key and he's been huge even as a rookie. I know I'm a little biased but ahh who isn't?

[@ooferdoofer7091]

This aged like milk

[@dgun13]

Do a vid on how Carolina went from one the best rushing offenses to one of the worst even after drafting mccaffrey in the first round

[@Dominik.S.]

Cam Newton No run game. 2 inches per carry. That's the main problem. Not Mccaffrey or Steward, the oline

[@harrydouglas9617]

Cam Newton Ryan kalil is the key to the panthers running game and he's been out since week 1 or 2

[@dgun13]

Harry Douglas he’s old and injury prone. It’s sad our entire run game has to rely on him since he’ll probably be gone in a couple years

[@jonahwaldner2867]

Matt Kalil

[@dgun13]

Jonah Waldner he’s better than Michael oher

[@kurtwicklund3218]

Very well presented! I learned a lot. I am a Packer fan who has not given the O-line their due credit it seems. Well now I know more than I did 15 minutes ago.,

[@dan8532]

Grabbing the outside part of the pad is HOLDING and they get away with it ALL the time

[@colossalmeatrod4288]

Especially on today's game, the only way they could stop mack

[@NotNykoh]

Colossal Meatrod and they’re still getting away with it, fuck the NFL man..

[@Elena-gj6ow]

@@NotNykoh Maybe other teams should just get better at it themselves then, instead of complaining about "biased refs."

[@NotNykoh]

@@Elena-gj6ow Typical Packers fan bullshitting yet again

[@noahriley7335]

love that i've been teaching my jr highers a variation of this exact technique for the past three years and now the NFL is incorporating it. loved the way you broke down both offensive and defensive lineman, their techniques and mistakes as well as alternate options they could have used. great video man.

[@dimant]

Absolute first class content.

[@lancesmith6864]

I’ve seen 6 or 7 of your videos. Subscribed. Your knowledge and attention to detail cannot be overstated. Well done.

[@cefb8923]

I literally saw them hold on every play in the Bears game.

[@1aggiesrule]

One of your best YTVideos Brett. Keep up the great work.

[@TheFactsX]

So basically Bryan Bulaga is a top 2 RT in the league when healthy.

[@AncientPulse]

TheFactsX Who's #1?

[@noahsurma2014]

AncientPulse Jack Conklin is the best RT in the league by far I think, he may be young, but the kid is a stud.

[@AMan-dj2qo]

TheFactsX as a broncos fan I'd take any

[@minigamemadness1717]

Haha, yeah.

[@Winalways-tn3dc]

AncientPulse Id go lane Johnson or maybe Trent brown

[@AaronMagnusonsgotswag]

Brett, this is AMAZING. Brings me back to my days at Oregon State with Coach Cav always working on winning the "chest battle." He'd constantly say that tits should be the lineman's favorite part of the body. However, this video shows that first base is probably better than getting all the way to 3rd. Just go in for the hug. The second comment I want to make is that this video highlights just how amazing of a sport football is because of the game within the game. When one side starts dominating, it forces the other side to step up. Football is an endless game of creativity and innovation because...well...you have to or you lose. Thank you as always for highlighting the most beautiful sport there is.

[@KnettersPracticalOutdoors]

Every defensive lineman will tell you they are held every play by every team, and they probably are. People that talk, coach and have played football for a living will tell you that the refs could call holding every play in the NFL. Just so everyone understands this video could have been done about any team in the NFL. Don't make this out to be like a spygate or deflategate thing where the Packers are cheating and no other team is. This is funny stuff. KPO

[@nothankyoutube]

If it could be called every play why do the Packers never get called for it?

[@martinarmenta835]

K D who wants to watch a game where every play is a foul?

[@xanderhuycke7088]

K D Packers do get called for it. Like every team. Just not every play. Usually only when it’s more crucial do refs call it

[@sqrlmonger]

@@martinarmenta835 Who wants to watch a game where 1 team cheats and gets away with it because by doing it every play the league doesn't want to slow the game down to call them every time? Either change the rules or call the damn penalty. It's not hard.

[@v1ct0rh4n7]

Except Spygate was a thing that literally every team did, and deflategate was just plain wrong. The weather deflated the footballs and until the Ideal Gas Law is disproven as not science that's going to remain fact FOREVER

[@dancorwin9232]

This is the best and most interesting film analysis I have ever seen. Great video man, keep it up!!!

[@SamBrickell]

So it looks like defensive players versus the "hug technique" should wear smaller shoulder pads (which is legal) since Ryan Bulaga needed to lift up on Lawrence's outside pad to make up for letting the bull rush meet his chest unopposed.

[@The_Football_Scout]

Watching these videos years later.. These are gold!!!

[@TrainLechoo]

Wish I watched this in high school. Would've learned more than my coaches taught me. I mean I was a pretty good blocker...for a defensive lineman.

[@EricBrinkman]

So this is must-see tv if you're a football fan. Excellent analysis here and my preference is always for videos that show how defenses adapt to offensive innovation, so adding how the Vikings are countering the Packers' tendencies is what pulls it all together.

[@TSG6]

I love this. Every word you use defines exactly what this is HOLDING.

[@TheOtteroo]

The Sports Guy thank you

[@AT-qm8gv]

Damn, Brett.... your analysis is just so damn on point. Unbelievable amount of work.

[@insertyoutubehandlenamehere]

I'm not going to say it's holding... 5 seconds later: "Look at how he "grabs" his pads using the hug technique..."

[@TheOtteroo]

Exactly

The definition of holding on to someone and the penalty called holding are different things.

[@unholydiver1095]

@ bingo

[@sicboi]

Great video and insight. Also just an appreciation of both offensive and defensive line positions and their athleticism. Also, I love seeing Rodgers getting mashed in the replays lol. PS subbed!

[@notdevianart7503]

Every clip u showed Rodgers got sacked by a different player

[@Cougar139tweak]

8:10 is not a material hold, player is engaged, if DE pulled away or won the hip battle and you were still holding on....yes that is a hold. It is not a "catch 22" it is good technique, Def player can strike or roll to get away or get the holding call if OL does not release.....but @ 12:52...THAT'S HOLDING

[@humpyrton]

And this is why the NFCN hates the packers, this is holding that they get away with: Use his hands or arms to materially restrict an opponent or alter the defender’s path or angle of pursuit. It is a foul regardless of whether the blocker’s hands are inside or outside the frame of the defender’s body. Material restrictions include but are not limited to: grabbing or tackling an opponent; hooking, jerking, twisting, or turning him; or pulling him to the ground. This is what they are doing grabbing an opponent, if they start calling it they'll stop doing it.

[@Jan_ne]

humpyrton If it works, they should just do it themselves

[@scorpionz44]

its NFL equivalent of Floyd Mayweather. if the rules allow it, just win. if u hate it, thats ur problem, figure out a way to beat it

[@Jan_ne]

Daniel Chachanashvili It's like pick plays. They are stupid and should be illegal, but they are not and so everybody uses them

[@keshon79]

Daniel Chachanashvili floyd mayweather doest cheat everything he does is a part of the game hit and dont get hit. These guys held dallas all day

[@joshuastupnik2146]

Look dude tbh everybody holds and they can get away with it or at least I did. It's not very hard to get away with it especially on the inside.

[@xqiuvmah]

My coach always prioritized footwork over a good punch. We were told to focus on keeping your body between the ball and your target. We would keep our hands out and fight to maintain center placing. We wouldn't start to drive them anywhere until they start breaking to one side or the other, then we keep them moving in that direction, always with our body in between. We were not a great team, but we had a great line. If we could have caught the ball more and had a good power full back, we could have been very successful. However, our best runner was 5'2" 130lbs. He was incredibly fast, but too tiny to punch through the middle without a perfect block. Our largest running back was only about 175lbs and couldn't block to save his life. The line would open holes, only for the defenses linebackers to fill them and stop us from moving the ball. We also lacked skilled receivers that could make catches while guarded. Our quarterback had a great read but only an average arm. On defense, no one ran up the middle on us because me (nose guard) and our 2 tackles won almost every encounter. I had 23 sacks in 10 games and the other linemen had similar numbers. However, if the ball gets outside or past us, there was little support from the secondary. Just for some numbers, I was 6'3" 285lbs and the other 4 linemen (yes, there were only 5 of us on varsity with another 11 being in the freshmen and jv squad) were all over 240. We played division 3 (the lowest in Ohio) and usually outweighed our opponents line by at least 300lbs. And no, we weren't a bunch of lard balls. I benched 450, squatted 675, and could deadlift 715. The other linemen were all in the 300 bench club by there junior year. Our most successful plays were just wedges, but teams quickly stop a wedge by diving at our knees.

[@unholydiver1095]

Nice video! Also can you do a video a Rodgers's throwing mechanics? The weirdest I've ever seen,

[@michaelg7904]

The key is to have great upper body strength so you can maintain your hold/position and turn your man as he tries to get past you. Dante Scarnecchia taught this same strategy to the Pats O-line.

[@blackedmirror5073]

12:15 wow! He stops rushing and waits for Bulaga

[@samkruger597]

The play that you showed of the packers is a screen play where they are trying to get the defensive ends upfield and out of the play. You can tell because the left guard releases to a backer after picking up the defensive tackle. The running backing is also a dead give away.

[@chajy4319]

Should do a Chiefs O-Line holding never called.

[@dmac2183]

@BrettKollmann wonderful job on the film study. You are doing a fantastic job breaking down film and showing the intricate details. If you could cut out the swearing i would be willing to share your videos with the kids i coach. I know sometimes swearing happens without thinking about it but if you could be more watchful of this it would make your videos a lot more available for wider audiences. Thank you and great job once again

[@aidanpowell9143]

9:42 THAT'S A FALSE START!!

[@SB-wg9by]

Green Bay's hug technique is genius and I love how you brought in how the Vikings beat it. Extreme insight here. Nice work!

[@luckyloows1524]

Mike Zimmer is the Albert Einstein of the NFL

[@unrelentingdoom1390]

3:46 the right tackle was also no where near square witch is a major point of emphasis in any offensive line form.

[@roberto199813]

He called it on the Vikings, this guy is awesome!

[@MrAustad]

What you fail to mention is that all 32 use that technique. Just another innovation from the Packers like Ice shanty med tents,popularity of deferring the ball,quarterback motion technique(getting your feet of the ground right after throw). One of the first teams to have head coaches call plays rather then offensive coordinators(saints).

[@veej_77]

We need to get you into a team's scouting department

[@FloHallach]

This might be your best work yet! Absolutely phenomenal video for us tape nerds!

[@jarretberenson1214]

Not gonna complain about any Film Room episode, but I need a Wentz video.

[@Lambencee]

Ya looking at his progression and improvement in presnap reads would be really cool

[@Ledatru]

I always tell Brett to do Eagles videos. He refuses to do them. It makes me sad.

[@db212006]

ez one..he has 20 seconds to throw every down. gg

[@SuperEagles97]

Or the OL or the front 7

[@Lambencee]

MattyIce21 did you watch the Panthers game?

[@louisrosenberg8042]

I remember in the 2013 wild card game vs the niners, the left tackle kept holding but he was never called! Finally somebody else saw what I saw.

[@TheAshtonForever]

Crazy how accurate this is after the game was played...

[@sethblue5030]

Ashton Jeanlewis it's nothing impressive. It's been going on for years and any fan who knows what's going on wouldn't be all surprised like yourself

[@spike852]

This is the first of your videos I've seen and I immediately subscribed. Good voice and great analysis!

[@SirCorn65]

Line Coaches teach o line to get hands inside because if youre holding outside the chest you get called. Did the refs put in a new rule to allow hug technique or something?

[@jamesspiegel9118]

The jerseys are being pulled inwards and they are facing Chest to Chest so it seems like they are inside enough not to be called.

[@Jacob-sb3su]

He said in the begining of the video that the technique relies on the psychology of the refs

[@SirCorn65]

Just Jake I know. But I've played as an oline and been watching NFL football for a while. And I can't tell you how many times I've heard my coach and game commenters say his hands weren't inside therefore it got called for a hold, or something along that line.

[@TheDieseI]

John Contreras you can get away with it as long as you are square to your man and he doesnt have you beat. If your hands are "inside enough" where it looks like a typical lock in at game speed, the refs will not call it. Even if they do, the dline has his hands outside the pads as well, which is technically defensive holding. So when both linemen hold, its generally a non call.

[@mrivard81]

What the fuck are you talking about? Literally EVERY offensive lineman does this... If you disagree, watch ANY football game... God you're a dumb shit.

[@memeboi1265]

Just the average high school center here. I saw this video and started using it in JV Varsity games and it actually works really well thanks for the detail analysis

[@tianfang5402]

can we do a film breakdown on carson wentz? especially his third down efficiency

[@omhamiv]

He just did

[@bozobozo4231]

he is a texans fan

[@connorcalder8191]

He has done it

[@conquistadorito]

Sligo12191 then why did he make a video about why Ezekiel Elliott is so great? (I am actually a Giants fan btw, but he's not)

[@shane_d_au]

I'm learning so much about proper techniques in the NFL watching your analysis videos. Cheers from Australia!

[@lucadincsoy5444]

Please do something about brett hundley and if the Packers have any chances to have a sucvesful season

[@thomashodge8429]

Awesome, was wondering and almost feeling bad for O lineman last couple seasons about the world being against them with pass rush advantages. Good to see teams adapting!

[@tylerhemingerproductions]

Do one on how the jags still win games even though we run literally every play, despite teams loading the box

[@145Chickzac]

Tyler Heminger easy. The answer is Leonard Fournette

[@UltimateBreloom]

Andrew Chen Also a great defense.

[@ddf5878]

UltimateBreloom AMAZING

[@dkoda840]

Jaguars Intel pound the rock, great defense, repeat. They play ball control ball to the tee.

[@jamesspiegel9118]

Used to do this in highschool vs smaller and weak defensive ends to conserve stamina since we power ran i alot. Never knew it was an actual technique but he head the nail on the head. As long as you have the height advantage with a strong grip to squeeze his shoulder pads inward while lifting him up it works like a dream, but then again l was very good at re-anchoring from playing as a guard the year before.

[@styoless414]

Offensive lineman are underrated

[@richardabram4596]

Video is excellent. It is so hard to call a holding if you don't see material restriction. at full speed its hard at times to even tell if they are actually grabbing a jersey. at times without seeing the material restriction. Great philosophy from packers. holding is a funny thing in a way because its the only rule that is basically ignored as far as the way its written, and i can understand why.

[@83chemicalali]

Do Jags secondary next

[@bobbyredmond5936]

My high school school bumped up into a harder league and I've been really worried about the edge rush i will study this tape every day, thank you so much fammo

[@jojodelacroix]

I mean, yeah but it is holding. Like at the 10 minute mark Bulaga actually misses and grabs him by the collar and then holds on as he guides the rusher around the back of the pocket. That's a hold as defined by you who says they aren't going to call it unless the defender is able to get away and the o lineman is holding on while the defender is trying to run free of his grasp.I do find the Vikings footage really interesting though. I always find it really interesting how division rivals just know each other better so they often play each other tighter even when there are clear talent gaps.I feel like there's a lot to learn from watching film from games where a team is playing against their rival.

[@Kkessler654]

John Edwards that one was a hold. But his explanation on the technique was correct.

[@willanderson6413]

Dude. Your videos are fantastic.

[@coletrain9173]

When were you taught offensive line blocking? I was taught this ten years ago in highschool. I don't think it's that new. Still a good analysis video though, thumbs up

[@tylerm6453]

Good video, but I'm wondering if you should've included some stuff about Vic Beasley. He seems to go through the Packers oline like it's a turnstile and I'm wondering if it's either brute force or if he has the technique figured out

[@kennyhoang4088]

Um his ass was shut down when he went against the starting OTs and only ran over the third and fourth sting bums

[@sethblue5030]

What the above said ^

[@AlexGarcia-ty3xu]

Can we please get a Ryan Shazier film room?

[@egschreib4795]

I will keep watching you despite my no longer watching the NFL. Keep up the great work.

[@jamesking9385]

True, there's BORDERLINE holding on every play. Most teams get called when it's obvious and over the top. Then there's the Packers.

[@Elena-gj6ow]

People who seriously believe that the refs and the league secretly conspire to give a single team advantages are the dumbest people in the world, for real

[@jamesking9385]

@@Elena-gj6ow I never said anything about conspiracy, or the league having a plan. Identifying a result is not identifying a cause. Did you even watch the video?

[@TerryPullen]

Content trumps everything else! Way to go Brett.

[@Rmainconnect]

Dude you killed Aaron Rodgers. Please do one on Patriots and Falcons please. Thank you.

[@bobafett7356]

I’ve been sitting on the toilet for like two hours watching you Brett. You’ve caused this

[@trondforgelighter]

So your first two clips showing how great Demarcus Lawrence is are him beating a TE 1 on 1 (something you should expect of any good pass rusher) and him getting a free sack when the lineman double teaming him miscommunicate and both stop blocking him to pick up another rusher. Lawrence is not the 'Poster Boy' for pass rushers. He's a Top 10 pass rusher who feasted when he got to play the Cardinals. I guarantee if Von Miller or Khalil Mack were going 1 on 1 with TE's all the time they'd be on pace for 28 sacks too.

[@matthewhermes8839]

Soren Rasmussen jadeveon clowney?

[@anthonyjohnson3294]

What are you talking about? Veldheer is not a tight end and neither of those clips were free sacks.

[@trondforgelighter]

The first two clips, immediately after the "poster boy" line' are what I'm talking about. At 1:42 he beats #84 Jermaine Gresham (a TE) for a sack. At 1:53 Evan Boeh #70 and Veldheer #68 double team and stop him, then they miscommunicate and they both abandon their block to come outside and block #25 (watch Boehm turn away completely and not touch him again until he's on top of the QB). The later stuff against Veldheer is good tape and shows him beating Veldheer, I'm not challenging that. I'm just saying if you're going to make a strong claim like that back it up with good tape, not clips of him beating TE's. Lawrence is good, I just think this video overstates how good because he put up good numbers against the Cardinals broken Pass Pro scheme

[@UltimateBreloom]

Soren Rasmussen He said his technique was poster boy. Which it was.

[@anthonyjohnson3294]

Soren Rasmussen I apologize, didn’t realize you were talking about those clips. I see your point

[@brianlafev4127]

Your content is always superb I learn so much.

[@lukeshen1661]

Last time I was this early Odell Beckham was a future HOF

[@weiggy]

Luke Shen still is

[@lukeshen1661]

Maybe

[@Jan_ne]

O He hasn't won a playoff game, hasn't even played well in one yet

[@LiveConcertJunkie]

Jan Nelle he's only played in one playoff game, calm down lmfaoo

[@jaytheactivist8520]

Wins don’t matter for receivers lol

[@Timeloopx]

When I played linebacker, I was told to keep inside because the refs can't see it and ignore it. Outside they can see it so its legitly holding.

[@ZackSchoenBRZ]

You think you can do a 49ers video. I'm really wondering how we lose by such a little amount. Love the channel and keep up the great work.😊

[@Juiceman18036]

I can't believe that Navarro bowman went to the Raiders

[@guruzini1971]

me either!

[@Perfecto7236]

Lol just watcha video of a trash can on fire

[@Winalways-tn3dc]

Justin Batez bowman isn't really that good anymore he can't run and it shows especially in coverage

[@Tim_Marshall73]

Justin Batez wait he did 😕 I just figured he retired. Interesting

[@ChicagoMadisonWesternRR]

Hmm Vikings can only do that because their corners hold receivers like dancing with the stars contestants.

[@BrettKollmann]

Lmao

[@Keepit2Real11]

Every o-lines holds it's just about what teams get caught 🤦‍♀️

[@raudyp12]

KingKyron doesn’t seem like you watched the video

[@carloalberto4132]

Raudy Perez it's true though every offensive line holds there's one in every play but they don't get called.

[@internalthoughted1721]

KingKyron nah what teams get called

[@Amz2014]

Holding is on every play. This is holding, point blank

[@shawnmercado2219]

D-lines hold too though.

[@imperialmodelworks8473]

This isnt really new though. Watch film of guys like Larry Allen, Jon Ogden, Joe Thomas, Walter Jones, and Chad Clifton. They would contain smaller and faster guys like Michael Strahan and Dwight Freeney with technique like this. It requires long arms and above average strength to pull it off, that is why you dont see as many guys in the league doing it. You cant be an average player with an average build and pull this technique off.

[@kurtwagner350]

So how is that not holding? I’m genuinely asking

[@Jan_ne]

Kurt Wagner If that was holding, would offensive lines have any chance? I'm genuinely asking

[@Loftur1172]

Beans Theorem damn dude. Hoping Rodgers breaks something? It's a sport. Don't attach your own happiness to it so much.

[@bigty390]

Beans Theorem Fuck u

[@Loftur1172]

Beans Theorem happy now you piece of shit?

[@unknowngoat]

xx_twiz_xx smh your comment is giving him the gratification he's seeking boi 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@Legolion17]

I like watching these because it can help you improve on certain skills. I wish to play tight end so this blocking technique will help with blocking defensive ends or outside linebackers. But vice versa, if you play d-line, this helps you counteract the hug technique, to a certain extent.

[@huskernation122]

Glover Quin - Most Underrated Safety of All Time (film room idea)

[@TheNightOwlKS]

Alex Burkhard We Texans fans know all too well. He was allowed to walk because they got fooled by Ed Reed.

[@carloalberto4132]

TheNightOwl11683 reed was washed up though so it was probably a disagreement in money.

[@motorhead48067]

Alex Burkhard Yes. I absolutely need a Glover Quinn video.

[@wolf2109]

Alex Burkhard get out of here dude...Eddie Jackson is mr underrated. 🐻

[@Swindie]

Agreed #OnePride

[@afrosheen27]

Great breakdown! Keep the vids coming.

[@buckeye9983]

How did you learn so much about football?

[@emilio-kk6fm]

buckeye998197 y Probably experience & research

[@Always_Never]

Being a pro scout

[@whogon]

Great video. You can always tell someone who did research vs Someone who just has opinions. Well done!

[@kttg4275]

When he says it will frustrate defenders it makes me laugh. I’ve just naturally been doing the hug technique and everyone on my team at practice keeps complaining that I’m holding. The coaches say it’s all good and in games it’s not called. Just kinda funny 😄

[@emilio-kk6fm]

Omelet229 Thanks now I'm going to use it. My coach says to keep your feet moving and you won't get called. I have 1 game left so I'm gonna see what happens.

[@fearthemerciful]

@Omelet did it work?

[@OutlawStarkiller]

These vids get better every week!

[@poseidon699]

Even my friend who's a Packers fan calls em out every play

[@xmlviking]

What an incredible video. Hands down the best analysis :)

[@erniemalloy1368]

It doesn’t matter anymore aaron Rodgers is injured

[@MegaWennieHutJR]

Ernie Malloy this isn't about rodgers what are you talking about

[@royalgrizz6443]

Can I just say this is easily one of the best line videos I have ever scene