Jordan Hogan- Simple Drills for WR Indy

Description

In this course, Coach Jordan Hogan, Assistant Coach for the 49ers, gives a breakdown of weekly wide recievier drills during practice. Topics with video demonstrations include:

Agility Drills
Hoop Drills
Contested Catch Drills
Blocking Drills

All that and more in this extensive wide receiver session.

Lessons

1 Introducion 2:46 2 Indy Blueprint 8:52 3 Film Review During Week 1:52 4 WR Film Keys 1:34 5 Opponent Scouting Sheets 1:20 6 Pre/Post Practice Drills 3:52 7 Hoop Drills 1:04 8 Agility Drills 2:28 9 Stance and Start Drill 4:57 10 Hoops (Speed Cuts) 5:00 11 Escape Drill 5:44 12 Sink Drill 6:05 13 Snapping Head 4:39 14 Climb on Contact 4:27 15 Contested Catches 4:56 16 Arm Bars (Drivephase) 2:43 17 Diving Catches- Survive the Ground 4:06 18 Blocking 101 1:29 19 Tank Tracks 1:53 20 Violent Shot/Close Quarters Fit/Step to Contact 2:55

The Coach

Jordan Hogan

Jordan Hogan, who is rising the coaching ranks quickly, is now an assistant for the San Francisco 49ers.

During the pandemic, which was a shutdown of the Ivy League season, Coach Hogan was able to attain the Bill Bidwill Coaching Fellowship, a program started by the Arizona Cardinals in 2015 to help increase diversity in the coaching ranks and provide more opportunity for experience on the NFL level.

Recently named to FootballScoop's Minority Watch List, Hogan worked with the offensive staff and served as an assistant in the quarterback room during his time with the Cardinals. He helped with the creation of install tapes, game breakdowns, play drawings, and assisted with game and practice data input among other duties.

Prior to his time in the NFL, Hogan spent three seasons at nearby Cornell. During his time with the Big Red, Hogan served as the wide receivers coach where he developed several record-setting players at that position.

Along with his role with the Arizona Cardinals, Hogan has served in similar NFL capacities in the Bill Walsh Diversity Coaching Fellowship with the Baltimore Ravens in 2019, Indianapolis Colts in 2017, and the Buffalo Bills in 2016.

Hogan has had previous wide receiver coaching stops at Division II Stonehill College (2017) and Division III Buffalo State College (2013-2017). He also served as the wide receivers coach for the US National Team development game in Canton, Ohio, in 2016.

A standout wide receiver at Brockport, Hogan at the time of graduation ranked fifth in school history in career receiving yards (1,546) and eighth in catches (108). He earned All-League honors as a junior and was a preseason All-American as a senior captain.