Sinking the hips is a commonly used scouting term to help describe the ability of players to lower their hips and center of gravity in order to execute their assignment. For a receiver, it allows them to decelerate quickly and to aid in generating distance between themselves and a defender when running routes that require…
In previewing the Pac-12 for the upcoming season, I expected to write about the Stanford rushing game. Bryce Love, the speedy Heisman contender, is the obvious strength and focal point of the Stanford offense. Given the recent turnover at QB for the Cardinal as well, the passing game was certainly less of a focus for…
Stanford tight end Dalton Schultz was an early entrant for the 2018 NFL Draft after his redshirt junior season. He’s an athletic and interesting prospect for the draft, and one that tight end scout Ryan Dukarm was intrigued by, especially with his ability in the passing game. Check out Ryan’s Y Option draft series piece…
David Shaw is hoping to lead his team a national championship with a new quarterback and a Heisman-hopeful running back. To that, Shaw will stick with passing and running concepts that have been reliable in the past. Joseph Ferraiola breaks Stanford’s unbalanced run schemes and how they force defenses to constantly adjust. The Stanford Cardinal had a…