Chad JohnsonGuest
Paul HorneHost
If you've spent any time in or around the trenches, playing offensive line isn't just blocking.

You're controlling angles while 280-pound defender tries to destroy your running back.

Every snap, calculating leverage, mirroring footwork, and anchoring against pure violence.

We're here to discuss the most undervalued aspect of the game of football, the offensive line.

You can draw up the plays you want, but if you don't own the trenches, you don't own the game.

Today, we're talking to a man who has spent over a quarter century in the coaching ranks, doing just about everything you can do on the football field.

He's coached quarterbacks, running backs, linebackers, and coordinated on both sides of the ball.

But lately, he's been busy building one of the most dominant offensive line factories in the state of Louisiana.

Since 2014, he's been a staple on the staff at Neville High School in Monroe, Louisiana.

And all he's done since is help mold some of the absolute best tackle prospects in modern college football.

and the NFL, including first-round draft pick Will Campbell and SEC standout Lance Hurd.
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If you've spent any time in or around the trenches, playing offensive line isn't just blocking.

You're controlling angles while 280-pound defender tries to destroy your running back.

Every snap, calculating leverage, mirroring footwork, and anchoring against pure violence.

We're here to discuss the most undervalued aspect of the game of football, the offensive line.

You can draw up the plays you want, but if you don't own the trenches, you don't own the game.

Today, we're talking to a man who has spent over a quarter century in the coaching ranks, doing just about everything you can do on the football field.

He's coached quarterbacks, running backs, linebackers, and coordinated on both sides of the ball.

But lately, he's been busy building one of the most dominant offensive line factories in the state of Louisiana.

Since 2014, he's been a staple on the staff at Neville High School in Monroe, Louisiana.

And all he's done since is help mold some of the absolute best tackle prospects in modern college football.

and the NFL, including first-round draft pick Will Campbell and SEC standout Lance Hurd.