OL Clemson Way with Robbie Caldwell

by Maryland Football Football Foundation

Description

In this course, Coach Robbie Caldwell discusses the development of the offensive line, the Clemson way. Coach talks about the proper way to develop your Offensive Line and the variation of drill work he implements into his team. Coach Caldwell dissects the game as well as answers related questions. He breaks down everything from footwork, pull techniques, hands & hips, and much more! Everything you need to know to develop an elite offensive line is here.

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Lessons

INTRODUCTION

1 Coaching Points of Emphasis 1:30 2 Scheme Period 1:25

OL CLEMSON WAY

3 Inside Zone Drill Work 2:03 4 Chutes Footwork - Part 1 3:55 5 Chutes Footwork - Part 2 2:32 6 Working on Cut-Offs and Backside 1:11 7 Pull Techniques 3:47 8 Using the Shoot as a Landmark 2:12 9 Boards Basic Blocks 3:14 10 Hands & Hips 2:54 11 Crowther Sled 3:15 12 Power Drive 2:25 13 Combos 2:45 14 Guard & Tackle 1:14 15 Scheme & Technique 1:49 16 The Process of Learning 0:39 17 Film Examples - Part 1 2:52 18 Film Examples - Part 2 2:52 19 Split Zone Flow 3:16 20 Inside Pressure 1:31 21 Silent Count/Run Tracks 1:12 22 Odd with Out Call 1:18 23 Goal Line Looks 1:15

Q&A

24 Q&A 5:38

The Coach

Maryland Football Football Foundation

Maryland Football Coaches Associaton

Robbie Caldwell | Clemson University | Offensive Line Coach

Enters the 2021 season with a staff-high 43 years of experience in college coaching and staff-high 519 games as a college coach.

• Reached the 500-game milestone for his coaching career in 2019. Entering 2021, his 519 collegiate games coached are the most of any active Power Five coach. He, Maryland’s Ron Zook, and Stanford’s Duane Akina are the only Power Five coaches to have coached 500 career games across the collegiate and pro ranks (Zook in the NFL, Akina in the CFL).

• Clemson has a 121-18 record, 10 10-plus win seasons, seven ACC titles, four appearances in the national championship game, and national titles in 2016 and 2018 since his hire in 2011.

• Clemson offensive linemen have earned 24 all-conference selections since 2015, the most from any Power Five program in the country. That includes 10 first-team all-conference selections, tied with Alabama for third-most in the Power Five.