Posted in Football Coaching Articles on Apr 2nd, 2008
Self expression is something that us Americans cherish and hold dear because frankly, we are one of the few country in the world that allow you to do what you want, wear what you want and have your hair as long as you damn well please. This whole long hair controversy started last year when [...]
Posted in Football Coaching Articles on Apr 2nd, 2008
After writing about the EA Sports Elite 11 Quarterback Camp .Now in its 10th year the Elite 11 invitation only Quarterback Camp is hands down the best QB Training Camp in America. Some of the top High School Quarterbacks have attended this QB Camp, Jamarkus Russell, Troy Smith, Vince Young, Ben Rothlisberger, [...]
Posted in Football Coaching Articles on Apr 2nd, 2008
Although JaMarcus Russell didn’t get a lot of playing time last season, you have to think that the Oakland Raiders are a lot better than they were with an offensive threat like Russell taking the snaps. Last season, it was painfully obvious that the Raiders really had no chance of getting to the post [...]
Posted in Football Coaching Articles on Apr 2nd, 2008
At the end of the month the NFL, formerly the National Football League, teams will be voting to as to whether or not they should officially change names to the “No Fun League.” The past few off-seasons the league has passed some really dumb rules to try to suck as [...]
Posted in Football Coaching Articles on Apr 2nd, 2008
While the Husker football team has had it’s ups and downs over the years, one thing has remained consistent: Sell-out crowds at Memorial Stadium. Lincoln’s Memorial Stadium was built in just over 90 working-days in 1922. It was named in honor of all Nebraskans who served in the Spanish-American Wars, [...]
Posted in Football Coaching Articles on Apr 2nd, 2008
A lot of attention has been paid to the dangers of concussions in football since the death of former NFL defensive back Andre Waters and the release of a report that indicated concussions were tied to depression in ex-NFL players. Those incidents have led the NFL to undertake several new initiatives and, across the nation, [...]
Posted in Football Coaching Articles on Apr 2nd, 2008
If you recently injure your shoulder during a football game, you must rest and relax your shoulder for one or two days. Your shoulder can become worse and you may develop rotator cuff tendinitis. Rotator cuff tendinitis is a condition where your rotator cuff tendons (four main shoulder muscles that help you to move your [...]
Posted in Football Coaching Articles on Apr 2nd, 2008
Everybody always loves to have this debate. Its an argument that will stand the test of time. Every time someone new comes along the older quarterbacks will slowly be bumped off. Who knows what this list will look like 100 years from now?
Posted in Football Coaching Articles on Apr 2nd, 2008
Agility training for football is an integral component of the overall training regimen necessary to become a champion level player. It is not enough to be strong. It will not suffice to be super fast. You have to be nimble. You must develop agility!
Posted in Football Coaching Articles on Apr 2nd, 2008
Coaches can learn big lessons from the New York Giants’ Tom Coughlin. Coaching to perfection is possible only with some major adjustments to traditional styles.
