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But there are ways around such physical mismatches.
But that work often came in extensive offseason practice sessions, many of them now outlawed.
It all goes back to the basics.
Perennial All-Pro cornerback Richard Sherman is most annoyed when he sees short passes turn into long gainers because of poor tackling.
Size matters, of course: few DBs come close to the size and strength of a Le'Veon Bell or Alfred Morris.
There's also the issue of significantly shortened practice times, both in OTAs and training camp, then during the regular season. The labor agreement has mandated it, mainly for player safety considerations. But it's the bane of coaches who lose so much teaching time.
USA Football's successful program teaching the proper fundamentals for tackling