Matt Waldman's Rsp Cast

Matt Waldman defines the term "Layering Moves in Succession" when grading elusiveness for NFL Draft prospects with the help of a play from Arkansas wide receiver Jadon Haselwood. Movement Is Language Sports are an expression of physical behavior. Movement is the language. Moves are the words. There are a variety of upper and lower-body moves that football players use to communicate or obfuscate intentions. Each move is a building block or a word. The more sophisticated and efficient the movement, the more sophisticated and efficient the player. An example of that sophistication is how a player uses multiple movements in a small space or a short span of time. This is the essence of Layering Moves in Succession. The Value of Layering Moves in Succession Obvious to any sports fan, compound movements reveal sophistication in the player's game. We rarely take a granular approach to consider why this is the case. One move can be effective on its own. Yet, opponents also learn to anticipate a specific move or