Jesse Pierce retweeted
Average players goof around until it's their turn at practice.
Better players watch whoever goes before them.
Good players notice what the player did right or wrong.
Great players LEARN when the coach corrects someone else... so they don't waste a rep making the same mistake.
@6am_Practice
Jesse Pierce retweeted
Great job by @beers_ashton @GopherFootball
Double teams don’t work unless each OL is doing THEIR job.
For a Center, being the lifter can be tricky because of how close the defender is. Instead of lifting the defender, they end up catching him.
That stalls the double at LOS.
Jesse Pierce retweeted
Sean McVay nailed leadership in one word:
Elevator.
Lift people up. Help them reach their potential. Make them better because you were part of their journey.
That’s leadership. 🔥
Jesse Pierce retweeted
Edwin Harrison Jr. - Offensive Line- Saskatchewan Roughriders
Strong blocks start with good feet and staying connected.
Stay on your insteps. Keep a strong base. Short, choppy steps. Keep your hips and core engaged.
Harrison Jr. breaks down how footwork, balance, and staying connected help offensive linemen finish blocks and create immediate feedback through contact.
Access Edwin Harrison Jr.’s 2026 presentation here:
store.mushroom-society.com/p…
Jesse Pierce retweeted
Body language gives people information.
Everyone gets beat.
Don’t give the other guy ammo with your body language.
Don’t sulk or carry it into the next snap.
Get back to the line like nothing happened.
You still have 40 more plays to go.
@LaneJohnson65 @TristanWirfs78
Jesse Pierce retweeted
John Harbaugh’s 90-10 Rule:
If a player does 90% well, acknowledge it 90% of the time.
Harp on the 10% constantly, and he will start believing you think he is only 10% good.
Even Ray Lewis wanted correction. He also needed the full context.
Listen to the full episode on Coach and Coordinator Podcast.
Jesse Pierce retweeted
Marcus Freeman shares why "leading by example" isn't enough.
"We don't love leaders by example. Because leaders by example are guys that do what they're told to do, they do everything they're asked, right?"
"But they don't say things when their teammates aren't reaching the standard. We can't have that."
Real leadership isn't just performing at the standard. It's protecting the standard.
"We need more leaders. Guys that are willing to hold their teammates accountable because it's gonna make your teammate better."
Accountability isn't about being hard on people. It's about caring enough to not let them settle.
"I wanna make everybody in our organization the best they possibly can be. So if I let you cut corners or I don't say something to you when you're falling under the standard, then I'm not helping push you to the best you can be."
Leading by example is the baseline. Leading with accountability is the standard.
(🎥notredamebusiness)
Jesse Pierce retweeted
Coach. Here’s a great clip of our undersized center at a college evaluation camp. This is a competitive break the stalemate drill. Watch how he brings his hips which trigger his feet which creates the drive to de cleat the other player.
Replying to @angusreid64
This is the content I need! Thank you for this coach! Im trying to get a group of youth football players to understand the idea of bringing their hips
Jesse Pierce retweeted
Congratulations to Team 8 for winning the Duke Olympics. But with there 2nd place finish team 2 beats Team 8 for the offseason team championship.
Jesse Pierce retweeted
You put in the work today. Question is what you did after?
David Ballou, Alabama: “A lot of people work hard… it’s the people that stack nutrition and sleep and hydration on top of it… those are the ones who create separation.”
Watch. Share. Bookmark.
The New Zealand All Blacks first tenet is "sweep the sheds." The little things make a big difference! The All Blacks have the highest win percentage of any professional sports club worldwide, and they often claim it's because of the same reasons Ed Reid describes. WE > me
Ed Reed Leadership 🔥🏆
“We have volunteer fireman coming in here cleaning up after grown men… we ain’t all winning unless y’all do the little things.”
We need more of this.
Bookmark and share this one. nitter.cf/nflthrowback/status/11…
Jesse Pierce retweeted
Absolute clinic rep here by @NathanHyer1 We force them to keep elbows tight by intentionally driving them out with our demo guy. Watch the intentional “punching” of the feet to drive his force through the defender. All while keeping his torso and arms rigid. Beautiful.