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Old Thu Sep 21, 2006, 04:59pm
MJT MJT is offline
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3-4 yards in front and wide (5-7 yards) outside on his kicking leg side. One thing that may help is just like you move on a regular play when the QB drops back (to maintain your cushion), you move on a bad snap. This way he should not be able to get around you like that. He probably just caught you off guard and by moving with him you can maintain your cushion and that will not happen again.
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