Bryce film breakdown

[Jackie Lee]

What grabs my eye the most is Damien Lewis looking back at BY and tapping Cade Mays when to snap the ball almost every play. BY looks way more comfortable pre-snap compared to pre benching and all of last season

 

[Jackie Lee]

BY specific, the footwork is night and day from when he was struggling. Maybe Canales is a bit of a QB whisperer

[TheSpecialJuan]

18 minutes ago, Jackie Lee said:

What grabs my eye the most is Damien Lewis looking back at BY and tapping Cade Mays when to snap the ball almost every play. BY looks way more comfortable pre-snap compared to pre benching and all of last season

 

thanks for posting 

[csx]

What grabs my eye the most is Damien Lewis looking back at BY and tapping Cade Mays when to snap the ball almost every play

Common practice.

http://dearsportsfan.com/2014/11/11/offensive-lineman-slap-centers-butt-football/

 

“The center has such an important pre-snap job – identifying the linemen’s attack point for blocking on running plays – that some offensive coordinators don’t want the center to take his eyes off the defensive front. So those coordinators will have one guard look back through his legs for the quarterback’s leg lift. When the guard sees it, he will tap the center, who then begins his head nodding.” So that’s the answer to your question. When the guard hits the center’s butt, he’s relaying a signal from the quarterback to the center to ask him to begin a silent count that will lead to the ball being snapped.

Edited yesterday at 02:12 AM by csx

[Tbe]

No issues seeing over the line here.

[Jackie Lee]

Just now, Tbe said:

No issues seeing over the line here.

The Youtuber is pretty clueless but it's some nice film to go over. Again the footwork is night and day from pre benched Bryce

[Tbe]

3 minutes ago, Jackie Lee said:

The Youtuber is pretty clueless but it's some nice film to go over. Again the footwork is night and day from pre benched Bryc

* wrong video

Edited yesterday at 02:57 AM by Tbe