Today would have been his 48th birthday. Gone too damn soon

After a great conversation with coach @coachbelliott I am blessed and honored to receive my second offer!! Go Otters! @LCOttsFB @BrandonHuffman @jeffscoma @GHTIDESFB

After a great conversation with coach @Zach_Willis45 I am blessed and honored to say I have received my first offer. Go Lutes! @PLUFootball @BrandonHuffman @jeffscoma @GHTIDESFB

Blessed to receive an offer from Lewis & Clark thank you to coach Elliot for believing in me!!#AGTG @coachbelliott @BrandonHuffman @jeffscoma

Had a great time at camp today got to compete in front of some great coaches @2mattmiller @AndyBelluomini @WAzzuCoachGreen @PrepRedzoneWA @BrandonHuffman @jeffscoma

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THE VALUE OF GOING UNDER CENTER Too many offenses today live almost entirely in the shotgun and lose some of the physical and fundamental aspects that help offenses consistently control football games Going under center is still one of the most important tools an offense can have at every level of football From a coaching perspective, under center football creates better timing, cleaner footwork, stronger play action, and more downhill run game angles. It forces quarterbacks, running backs, offensive linemen, and skill players to operate with discipline and precision every snap ✅ Stronger and more believable play action 
✅ Better downhill run game timing and blocking angles 
✅ Helps quarterbacks develop footwork, rhythm, and command 
✅ Creates more balance within the offense 
✅ Allows offenses to control tempo and physicality 
✅ Improves communication and execution across the unit 
✅ Builds toughness and accountability throughout the offense 
✅ Gives coordinators more flexibility in short yardage, red zone, and situational football One thing coaches always look for is whether an offense can consistently execute the small details under pressure Under center football teaches those details every single practice rep. Footwork, ball handling, timing, pad level, aiming points, communication, and finishing all become critical The best offenses are not always the flashiest offenses. The best offenses are usually the most disciplined, physical, and fundamentally sound. Going under center still helps build that identity

Super Bowl 🏆 Champ and Hall of Famer @EReed20 on accountability as a teammate, respecting the game, and "how you do everything, is how you do anything" is pure leadership cinema: 🛒 The way you do the small things is the way you’ll do the hard things. Championship habits live in the details people naturally overlook. It’s returning the shopping cart, cleaning your locker, putting your clothes where they belong, not because someone told you to, but because respect is a standard you carry, not a rule you follow. Those “little things” trickle into your preparation, your performance, and your outcomes. 🛶 Your habits are not a personal choice, they’re a team obligation. Someone is always downstream from your discipline. When you’re consistent, you make the people around you better. When you’re careless, you make their job harder. That’s what accountability really means. 🟰 Standards are the great equalizer. Draft status, contract, role... it doesn’t exempt you from the work. Belonging to something bigger means we all meet the same bar, every day. Not because it’s fair, but because it’s necessary to be champions. The 2013 @Ravens standards were the invisible and unspoken contract of their team: honored in the quiet of their smallest habits, revealed in the chaos of gamedays, and ultimately the difference between a group that just shared a locker room and one that now shares a LEGACY. 🏆

Might be the most accurate video on the internet today. 7v7 vs Real Football.