Is jumping important to a D-line build?
If so, DT and DE, one or the other?
If so, DT and DE, one or the other?
Underdawg08
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Originally posted by ColeWestgate
Is jumping important to a D-line build?
If so, DT and DE, one or the other?
jumping is important for every defensive position. It's not a priority, but it's worth training up as a d-linemen.
Is jumping important to a D-line build?
If so, DT and DE, one or the other?
jumping is important for every defensive position. It's not a priority, but it's worth training up as a d-linemen.
JoeSacto
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Originally posted by UnderDogs
Originally posted by ColeWestgate
Is jumping important to a D-line build?
If so, DT and DE, one or the other?
jumping is important for every defensive position. It's not a priority, but it's worth training up as a d-linemen.
at a late level though, to round him off.
jumping helps you tackle better (increased radius) and knock down passes. very important for CB's, then Safeties, then linebackers, then finally d-linemen.
but it's like carrying for a QB - very important to prevent fumbles, however you probably won't hit it up until throwing, vision, strength, confidence, and even speed and agility get capped.
Originally posted by ColeWestgate
Is jumping important to a D-line build?
If so, DT and DE, one or the other?
jumping is important for every defensive position. It's not a priority, but it's worth training up as a d-linemen.
at a late level though, to round him off.
jumping helps you tackle better (increased radius) and knock down passes. very important for CB's, then Safeties, then linebackers, then finally d-linemen.
but it's like carrying for a QB - very important to prevent fumbles, however you probably won't hit it up until throwing, vision, strength, confidence, and even speed and agility get capped.
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