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Pass Blocking on the Line

By: PlaySportsTV Football about 4 years ago
Category: Offensive Line, All Ages

Pass blocking is important for protecting the quarterback. Start from either a 2-point or a 3-point stance, relaxed with a straight back. When the ball is snapped, begin to retreat, move your feet, extend your arms and steer the defender away from the action. Do your best to keep the defender in front of you.

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    5 comments

    • Brad Moberg
      Brad Moberg
      March 02, 2010

      Stay Low. Good Drill.

    • Josh Randazzo
      Josh Randazzo
      January 22, 2010

      those linemen dont look that good

    • Jerry Lacefield
      Jerry Lacefield
      August 30, 2009

      The only reason you want your offensive linemen to keep retreating is to teach them how to stay balanced when being pushed backwards. It's better for the OLine to hold the defender up, elbows tight, hands inside at all times. Try not to be pushed into QB

    • Jaimel Hill
      Jaimel Hill
      August 19, 2009

      all part of the basics.

    • Vincent Sims
      Vincent Sims
      April 26, 2009

      A very good demo of pass blocking

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