Learn the #DLineU Pass Rush System. Subscribe below for FREE ⬇️ Most defensive linemen want pass rush moves. The best defensive linemen master the process. Tonight, the #DLineU Standard Newsletter continues our Pass Rush Progression. #DLineU Pass Rush Progression Pre-Snap ✅ Week #1: Entry Angle Alignment & Rush Plan 🔥 Week #2: Stance Post-Snap 🔜 Week #3: Get Off & Eyes 🔜 Week #4: Steps 🔜 Week #5: Hands 🔜 Week #6: Toe • Hips • Shoulders (THS) This Week's Lesson: ✅ Purpose of a Great Stance ✅ Foot Position ✅ Weight Distribution ✅ Hand Placement ✅ Film Study Assignment Everybody wants a better get-off. The truth? Your get-off starts before the ball is snapped. It starts with your stance. If you're serious about becoming a better defensive lineman, subscribe and follow along as we build the complete #DLineU Pass Rush System one detail at a time. The Standard Isn't To Compete. It's To Dominate. #DLineU #PassRush #DefensiveLine #FootballTraining #DominateTheDetails d-line-u.kit.com/b8c8c94fed

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🚨 #DLineU Pass Rush Summit A Month Away 🚨 Open to all athletes entering high school, college players, and pro athletes looking to dominate the trenches. July 11th | Iowa Western Community College Train alongside NFL players, FBS defensive linemen, college athletes, and some of the top recruits in the Midwest. This isn't a combine. This is a developmental system. You'll learn: ✅ Position-Specific On-Field Training ✅ Pass Rush Fundamentals & Technique Development ✅ Hand Combat & Strike Mechanics ✅ Pass Rush Moves & Counter Progressions ✅ Live Evaluation by College Coaches ✅ Recruiting & Development Feedback ✅ Opportunity to Train Alongside NFL & FBS Players Moves don't get you sacks. Fundamentals do. Register Today ⬇️ dlineupassrushsummit.com/cam… The Standard Isn't To Compete. It's To Dominate. #DLineU #PassRushSummit #PassRush #DefensiveLine #FootballTraining

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Part 4/4: Building the Power Entry Angle Rush Plan We've talked about the fundamentals of the Power Entry Angle all week. Pass Rush Plan Part 1 - Power Edge Part 2 - Power Pop Part 3 - 2 Step Counter Now let's put it all together. At #DLineU, pass rush isn't about collecting moves. It's about building a plan. The purpose of the Power Entry Angle is to: ✅ Force the OL to defend power ✅ Collapse the pocket ✅ Squeeze the B Gap ✅ Force the QB to step up ✅ Create reactions Once you create reactions, you can attack them. Today's Power Entry Angle Rush Plan: 1️⃣ Power Forklift 2️⃣ 2-Step Counter 3️⃣ Power Jab 1. Power Forklift This is our primary move. Attack man as its Power Edge. Close space. As you make contact OL should sit and anchor. Inside hand should pressure inside pit and outside hand should be lifting OL outside arm. 2. 2-Step Counter Once you beat the offensive lineman on the edge, you will force him to overset. Take two hard vertical steps. Make him think Power. Plant off outside foot and work back vertical inside. The best counters happen when the offensive lineman believes he's getting power edge. 3. Power Jab Once you beat him on the edge. Then you beat him inside. That's when we hit the change-up. Sell your steps as you are going back inside. Get him to sit on it. Jab inside. Attack back outside. Win the edge of the blocker. The best change-ups work because the offensive lineman is anticipating contact. The Big Lesson Great pass rushers understand reactions. Power creates reactions. Reactions create opportunities. Opportunities create sacks. Your rush plan should always have: ✅ A primary move ✅ A counter move ✅ A change-up move Don't rush blind. Rush with a plan. Alignment creates angles. Angles create rush plans. Rush plans create sacks. The Standard isn't to compete. It's to dominate. #DLineU #PassRush #DefensiveLine Subscribe for free for more details on #DLineU Pass Rush Progression. d-line-u.kit.com/b8c8c94fed

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Part 3/4: D-Tackle 2-Step Counter Every great rush plan needs a change-up. For the D-Tackle Power Entry Angle, that change-up is the 2-Step Counter. After seeing the Power Edge and Power Pop, many guards become aggressive. They stop catching. They start attacking. They jump set. They overset. They try to win quickly. That's exactly what we want. The 2-Step Counter uses the offensive lineman's aggression against him. We attack our Power Entry Angle, threaten power, then plant and redirect inside. Why we teach the 2-Step Counter: ✅ Attacks aggressive jump sets ✅ Punishes oversets ✅ Creates quick pressure through the A-gap ✅ Gives the quarterback no escape lane The goal isn't to run a random move. The goal is to have an answer for how the offensive lineman reacts. Rush Plan: 1️⃣ Power Edge 2️⃣ Power Pop 3️⃣ 2-Step Counter Tomorrow we'll put the entire rush plan together and show how each move builds off the previous one. Alignment creates angles. Angles create sacks. The Standard isn't to compete. It's to dominate. #DLineU #PassRush #DefensiveLine #DefensiveTackle #DetailsMatter Want more Free D-Line Content, subscribe to get my Weekly #DLineU Standard Newsletter: d-line-u.kit.com/b8c8c94fed

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🚨 COACHES 🚨 One month away from the: #DLineU Pass Rush Summit Coaches Clinic It's a 2-day experience focused on developing elite defensive linemen, building championship culture, and creating dominant pass rush systems. 📅 July 10th | Coaches Clinic ⏰ 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM Speaker Line Up: 🏆 TJ Martin (Millard South HS) Player Development & Teaching Progressions 🏆 Nathan Turner (Morningside University) Pass Rush Game Planning: Protections, Matchups & QB Tendencies 🏆 Tyrell Everett (Pittsburg State University) Practice Structure & Drill Organization 🏆 Aaron Terry (Iowa Western CC) Building an Elite Pass Rush System & Defensive Line Development 📅 July 11th | #DLineU Pass Rush Summit Camp ⏰ 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM Watch current NFL players, FBS defensive linemen, and top Midwest recruits train through the complete #DLineU Pass Rush System. ✅ Drill Progressions ✅ Hand Combat ✅ Pass Rush Moves & Counters ✅ Teaching Progressions ✅ Recruiting Evaluation ✅ Networking Opportunities Hosted by Iowa Western Football. Register Today ⬇️ dlineupassrushsummit.com/coa… The Standard Isn't To Compete. It's To Dominate. #DLineU #PassRushSummit #FootballCoaching #DefensiveLine #CoachDevelopment

Part 2/4: D-Tackle Power Pop Yesterday we talked about the Power Entry Angle. Today we add the counter. The first move in our rush plan is the Power Edge. When the guard feels that power and starts sitting on the bull rush, it's time for the Power Pop. The Power Pop starts exactly like the Power Edge. Same get-off. Same entry angle. Same pad level. Same pressure. The goal is to make the offensive lineman believe he's getting Power Edge. When he anchors and commits his weight to stopping power edge, we pop off the contact and work back inside. Why we teach the Power Pop: ✅ When the OL sits on the Power Edge, it forces his feet to move laterally instead of sinking and anchoring ✅ Forces Guard to overset and that creates an inside lane to the quarterback ✅ Squeezes the B-gap, forcing the QB to step up into the A-gap ✅ Complements the Power Edge Power Entry Angle. Power Edge. Power Pop. Tomorrow we'll finish the rush plan with the 2-Step Counter. Alignment creates angles. Angles create sacks. The Standard isn't to compete. It's to dominate. #DLineU #PassRush #DefensiveLine #DefensiveTackle #DetailsMatter Want more Free D-Line Content, subscribe to get my Weekly #DLineU Standard Newsletter: d-line-u.kit.com/b8c8c94fed

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🚨 The #DLineU Pass Rush Summit is almost here. 🚨 Open to all athletes entering high school, college players, and pro athletes looking to dominate the trenches. July 11th | Iowa Western Community College Train alongside NFL players, FBS defensive linemen, college athletes, and some of the top recruits in the Midwest. This isn't a combine. This is a developmental system. You'll learn: ✅ Position-Specific On-Field Training ✅ Pass Rush Fundamentals & Technique Development ✅ Hand Combat & Strike Mechanics ✅ Pass Rush Moves & Counter Progressions ✅ Live Evaluation by College Coaches ✅ Recruiting & Development Feedback ✅ Opportunity to Train Alongside NFL & FBS Players Moves don't get you sacks. Fundamentals do. Register Today ⬇️ dlineupassrushsummit.com/cam… The Standard Isn't To Compete. It's To Dominate. #DLineU #PassRushSummit #PassRush #DefensiveLine #FootballTraining

Part 1/4: D-Tackle Power Entry Angle Most defensive tackles rush the passer with no plan. Great defensive tackles understand that their Entry Angle Alignment determines everything. The Power Entry Angle aligns the defensive tackle to attack the outside half of the offensive guard and work vertically through the pocket. Power Entry Angle is 2 yards from the LOS, to the outside foot/heel of the OG. The goal isn't to run around the blocker. The goal is to press the pocket, close escape lanes, and force the quarterback off his spot. Why we teach the Power Entry Angle: ✅ Presses the pocket vertically ✅ Closes the A-gap and B-gap escape lanes ✅ Sets up inside counters when the guard oversets ✅ Complements edge pressure by eliminating the QB's step-up lane Rush Plan: 1️⃣ Power Edge 2️⃣ ---Part 2 3️⃣ ---Part 3 Most quarterbacks want to step up when edge pressure arrives. The Power Entry Angle takes that option away. Alignment creates angles. Angles create sacks. The Standard isn't to compete. It's to dominate. #DLineU #PassRush #DefensiveLine #DefensiveTackle #PassRushDevelopment #DetailsMatter Want more Free D-Line Content, subscribe to get my Weekly #DLineU Standard Newsletter: d-line-u.kit.com/b8c8c94fed

Junior High. High School. College. D-Linemen Training Starts here: dlineupassrushsummit.com/tra… If you’re looking to separate yourself this summer, come train at #DLineU. Learn the same fundamentals, techniques, and pass rush system that has produced: 🏆 3 National Championships ⭐ 20 NJCAA All-Americans 🎓 50 Defensive Linemen to Division I 🏈 5 NFL Draft Picks Because moves don’t get you sacks. Fundamentals do. The Standard Isn’t To Compete. It’s To Dominate. #DLineU #DefensiveLine #PassRush #FootballTraining #DetailsMatter #DominateTheDetails

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