What it is

North Texas RB Coach Chad Scott teaches four pass protection drills (B2P, TAP, Tempo Across, Stop The Charge) for running backs.

Why it's great

This offers drill names and a clear progression that coaches can script into practice, not just generic 'get low and anchor' advice. James Light consistently delivers college-level coaching detail, and naming four specific drills suggests a complete teaching sequence from technique to application.

How to use it in practice

Install the four-drill sequence as a 20-minute RB pass pro segment: start with B2P (likely base-to-protection positioning), progress through TAP and Tempo Across for footwork and lateral movement, finish with Stop The Charge for live contact. Script each drill for 3-5 minutes, then tie them together in team period.