Pass Rush Tree Drill
- The drill simulates a pass rush tree using anchor points established by cones.
- Players must focus on how fast they can get up the field, reach the anchor point, and bend at a 90-degree angle to turn the corner.
- There is no ball stimulus used during this specific drill; the focus is entirely on the players' movement.
- The coach provides an actual cadence to initiate the movement in this specific instance.
- A primary objective of the drill is working on how fast players can get their first step down and gain ground before bending the corner.
- The intercept point on the edge is described as a three-and-a-half to four-yard race to see who can get to the quarterback.
Brandon Lacy Sr., Edges, Florida Atlantic
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