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Handling a Double Team as a Defensive Tackle
How to be a Better Defensive Tackle
Summary: What should you do if you are a defensive tackle getting double teamed by two offensives in line during an American football game? Find out in this free instructional sports video on how to be a better defensive tackle.
Randy is a 220lb defensive tackle on the Palacious Sharks Varsity team. At the time of this taping, the Palacious Sharks are 4-1 in their division and have some of the leading stats in...read more
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"Hi! I'm Randy Guerrero here with Expert Village and I am going to show you some basics of defensive tackle. A 4 point stance and you are getting double teamed by two offensives in line, it is good to grab him and bring him down to make a creative pile so these running backs can bounce back and let these linebackers make a play. It is also good to either split it so they can also bounce out or either get them and make a play. All you do is keep your pad level low and keep control of that line of scrimmage. "
eHow Article: Handling a Double Team as a Defensive Tackle
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