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Tyler Roehl: Training a Physical Fullback to Dominate the Run Game
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  • Chapter 1: Fullback Intro

  • 1

    Introduction to Fullback Play
  • Chapter 2: Kick Out Blocks

  • 2

    Kick Out Block Introduction

  • 3

    Kickout Block: Practice Drills

  • 4

    Kickout Block Game Example: Planting Foot for Power

  • 5

    Kickout Block Game Example: Rising Blow on Block

  • 6

    Kickout Block Game Example: Same Foot, Same Shoulder

  • 7

    Kickout Block Game Example: Inside Out Path

  • 8

    Kickout Block Game Example: Pad Level

  • 9

    Kickout Block Game Example: Blocking to the Gap

  • 10

    Kickout Block Game Example: Inside Hand Violence

  • 11

    Kickout Block Game Example: J-Path Blocking

  • 12

    Kickout Block Game Example: Running Feet
  • Chapter 3: Iso Blocks

  • 13

    Iso Block Introduction

  • 14

    Iso Block: Practice Drills

  • 15

    Iso Block Game Example: Isolating a Defender

  • 16

    Iso Block Game Example: Pad Level and Staying Square

  • 17

    Iso Block Game Example: Violent Through the Defender

  • 18

    Iso Block Game Example: Running Feet on Contact

  • 19

    Iso Block Game Example: Exceeding Pad Level
  • Chapter 4: Counter Block (2nd Puller)

  • 20

    Counter Block Introduction

  • 21

    Counter Block: Practice Drills

  • 22

    Counter Block Game Example: Big Vision

  • 23

    Counter Block Game Example: Uncommon Knee Bend

  • 24

    Counter Block Game Example: Sprint Through Contact

  • 25

    Counter Block Game Example: Good Fit Blocking

  • 26

    Counter Block Game Example: Eyes Vertical to Outside
  • Chapter 5: Q&A Section

  • 27

    Question: Use the same technique on cut back blocks as backside blocks?

  • 28

    Question: Go right, step right, hit right or use banana path footwork?

  • Lesson 29:
    Question: How to work through a stalemate in the hole?

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    • NDSU's Tyler Roehl answers a question about how to get through a stalemate in the hole and if the fullback should open up his hips or continue to drive through.

  • 30

    Question: What's goes into deciding whether a player is best at TE or FB?

  • 31

    Question: What techniques are used to stop a dominant defensive end?

  • 32

    Question: Are you committed to always blocking the C-gap?

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Tyler Roehl: Training a Physical Fullback to Dominate the Run Game

In this course, North Dakota State University's Offensive Coordinator and Tight End/Fullbcks Coach Tyler Roehl breaks down the schemes and techniques that are essential to being a successful fullback. Roehl looks at kick out blocks, iso blocks and counter run schemes to help coaches and players of different levels understand what makes the fullback position a key part of the offense.

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