D-Line World

VERTICAL SHOULDERS (perpendicular to LOS) sets up counter options to the inside. Set up with speed (every pass rush get-off looks the same), violent chop, sit down in OL lap, keep loose but compact torso and nose over toes, ice pick outside arm and get outside toe pointed to QB.

HORIZONTAL SHOULDERS (parallel to LOS) sets up speed rush options to the outside. Win with speed upfield to gain leverage, use violence in chop/club/rip series, lean and run the hoop and point toes to QB's upfield (throwing) shoulder.

Last one from @GenoSacks - look at this get-off on a 3rd/Short late in the game, specifically his upper-body angle and hips rolling through!

Again from @GenoSacks, great getoff, step & punch, and inside tear-down/swim technique. When OG over-sets, use momentum/balance against him!

D-Line MUST play with a sense of violence! Against the pass, it's relentless pursuit of the QB until he's on the ground!

.@GenoSacks holds OG eyes until he sees "color flash" (white jersey) across his face, then scrapes skin off penetrator and OT for the sack!

Step, punch, extend & separate, shed, work laterally down LOS at heels depth, finish the play. Perfect display of technique from @GenoSacks!

Great job by @Carlos_Dunlap crossing OT face on E/T stunt w/ violent rip forcing QB flush and creating short corner for looper @98ChrisSmith

Interesting Cov. 3 fire zone concept from the #Texans Brought 4 from the field. @Merci380 plays a delay/spy technique for backside contain.

Run stunt to confuse zone scheme by @JJWatt and @Merci380 is effective here. Also, great knockback and TFL by #92 Dunn. #Texans #JAXvsHOU