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12 Things Worth Learning From WR Moritz Boehringer’s Tape
Gil Brandt doesn’t think the German receiver’s tape is worth studying. I took that as a challenge and found 12 […]
RSP Boiler Room No.30: QB Vad Lee-Line Calls & Footwork
As Lee’s game-winner against SMU reveals, sometimes “bad footwork” is little more than good footwork as an adjustment to a […]
RSP Boiler Room No. 29: Kenneth Dixon
An abbreviated look at the RSP’s No.3 RB in this draft class. If you’ve read the 2016 RSP, you know […]
RSP Boiler Room No.29: QB Jared Goff & Pocket Presence
What is good pocket presence in a quarterback? Two plays of Jared Goff’s work versus UCLA illustrate a lot of […]
RSP Boiler Room No. 28: TCU WR Kolby Listenbee
A 4.35-second 40 means you can beat most cornerbacks in a race. Football isn’t racing. Two plays of Listenbee’s reveals […]
RSP Boiler Room No.27: QB Christian Hackenberg
Two red zone plays, one lesson learned for the Penn State QB that could hold some promise for NFL development. […]
RSP Boiler Room: Utah RB Devontae Booker
Two plays, both display Booker’s skill, but one also has a lot of luck involved. Learn the difference. Skill and luck. […]
Strive for Elegant
Should scouting football players be a simple or detailed process? Let’s strive for elegant. This rant features Florida WR […]
RSP Boiler Room No.25: RB Wendell Smallwood & The Craft of The Gap Play
Gap blocks require its own brand of patience from a runner. A Smallwood run versus Texas illustrates the importance of […]