Veer Chute And Sled Offensive Line Drills

[@JimShuman]

What is the purpose of the pop and lock? I have never seen that technique used before. The players are popping but not locking on contact.

[@DnDGamerPro]

Pass protect I think might be wrong tho

[@jorgerueda465]

Why are they all looking down

[@ZI4H]

Facts they are suppose to keep there heads up

[@tylerswuare1148]

50 a beast

[@MP-zf7kg]

these are as stupid as the sled drills we did way back when. it's a waste of practice time. the reality is that defensive player is strong, quick, moving, and using his arms. the only, ONLY worthwhile o-line drills are -footwork -blocking schemes -live blocking against real targets

[@Temp-Streams]

Sled drills arent bad they teach you to drive your feet on contace

[@Jorgereyes-yu6qp]

sled drills are important

[@silvsterify]

I agree with the other comments here. Sled work is a controlled environment for coaches to work out nuances with technique. For the players they are able to gain strength and muscle memory for things like firing off, hand placement, sustained driving... Agreed there is no substitute for live drills, but the fundamentals are also important.

[@TheAleaxion]

you can't start running before walking... but these are old-school s ok eds drills, no technique from the players when driving...