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Campbell often thrives at holding his ground and finding ways to get around blocks, but sometimes struggles to step down and be violent *through* blocks. Ends up with plays like this on his film. Wonder how much of that has to do with the shoulder issues

not even part of the play really but watch Campbell dip under the RT at the 2nd level

Good rep from Campbell covering Cook out of the backfield. Keeps his feet "hot" before the break, good patience to play the break correctly, drives hard to shut the window.

another one. Campbell tends to play with a wider base, which makes it tougher to really get low and load the hips, but he consistently does well to fire at the point of contact.

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what special short-area explosiveness and balance afford you when it comes to block deconstruction options ft. jihaad campbell

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decent job by Jihaad Campbell to load/shoot through his hips enough to get the push he wanted. even more impressed by how quickly he gathered himself to redirect downhill

fourth quarter two-minute drill, 3rd and 16 vs the houston texans defense:

Ward is an unconventional thrower (low release, kinda sidearm) but he's an efficient and explosive thrower. Generates plenty of torque with little movement

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Not a highlight reel throw but an example of good NFL arm strength. Not straining to throw, ball is on a line w/o any unnecessary arc, ball speed and location don't let the DB back into the play. A boring good throw

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satisfying pitch and catch

consistently impressed Tyler Shough's control of his footwork and snappiness in his throwing action

you could toil for 100 years and not invent a better snack than chex mix

Kelvin Banks: explosive

resilient two-play sequence for Tyler Shough in 2nd start sacked on 2nd down of opening drive, maybe a tick late reacting to botched RB protection and not explosive enough to bail but comes back the next play w/ good ball security mechanics and pocket movement, escapes pressure, finds a throw late

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one of the worst to ever do it. a true legend at completely fucking up the vibe

not the same block set up or run concept, I know, but look at the difference in approach and result from Henley (0) here. base too wide, lunging before contact -- concedes the exact space the RB hits for 15 yards. if he so much as holds the TE at the initial point of engagement, this run doesnt pop

six yard gain because Johnny Mundt wrecks Elijah Molden at the point of attack

tuli tuipulotu blowing up the lead TE

cleaning out my PC a little bit and rediscovered what is, in my mind, *the* Micah Parsons college clip

unadvisable quarterback play unless you are a special talent

started as a bored offseason "project" to just watch a lot of LBs but I am now scheming to make some content out of it down the line yes

does Bernard stopping the FB in their tracks here guarantee the defense gets the stop? ofc not -- the RB also has agency here and there's a lot of space behind the RT regardless. but the spirit of defense is to make everything as difficult as possible and give yourself a chance to make a mess

plays like this are why it's important for LBs to be able to take back space then they handle blocks 2nd and 2, line to gain is the 30-yard line. Bernard (#8) has the chance to knock the lead blocker back but instead pops up a little early, "catches" the block, and concedes the first down easily

another decent example of loading/uncoiling hips to handle a block

watch George Karlaftis take this TE for a ride lol (also Jahmyr Gibbs is superhero)

beautiful football play all around. great second effort from Karlaftis to get back in the play; same for LaPorta finishing his block on McDuffie. violent block take-on from Bolton. Gibbs finds a way anyway with some tough running (3rd and 2 btw, Gibbs converted)

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confusing ball tracking from the WR here

more great work from Nick Bolton. motion bumps him one way, but he's quick to read and redirect downhill vs weak zone. throws a hard shoulder to make sure he can dent the LoS. s/o to Omenihu for setting the edge here as well. fitting the run takes everyone

good technique from Nick Bolton again to slip through. gets skinny to limit the target surface for the LG while extending his outside arm to keep himself clean and be ready to brace for contact

incredibly satisfying block destruction from Nick Bolton. watch him load and uncoil his hips

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Will Anderson Jr. having the presence of mind to side step the chipper without losing any momentum towards the QB

kamari lassiter: honorable

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there are a lot of "good" misses with Ward's film, too. Like on this 3rd down he's trying to play on time and throw with anticipation. He takes his 5 step drop, hitches, and the ball is out. But his WR gets stuck through contact and it falls incomplete.

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impressive play by Jack Campbell (46) not getting stuck in traffic