Coach Eves on the Cip the Tile of Femmes, bring you another episode of Ravens Roundup. Coming off this amazing defensive display of defense versus the Bengals, I'm deciding to stick on the defensive side of the ball this week. And we're gonna preview a guy that really hadn't gotten much pull up on this channel. A fellow YouTuber Joe Nubo has re-nicknamed this guy. Coming out of college, he was called Sack Data because he broke Tereal Sus college Sack record. But in his first year and a half, two years, Nubo was called the Impression Data because that's all he seems to get in his limited playing time. Well, I think he had probably one of his best games as a pro Saturday. Never sounded to highlight Jaylen Ferguson in the day. Cue the music. All right, welcome back. Let's get into this Jaylen Ferguson film. But before we do that, make sure you hit that subscribe button. If you're not subscribed, please do so now. And when you hit the subscribe button, scroll right to the right of it. Hit the bell notification and click all. That way you can get these videos when they come out. Whether it be 7am, 6pm, 2pm, 3am in the morning. It's on you. But I appreciate all the support we are pushing toward 5,000 toward the end of the season. And I appreciate everybody that's joined, subscribed, joined Patreon, and just did all the support has been amazing. I love you guys. I appreciate it. But without all that out the way, let's get into the film. All right, that's how I like Jaylen right here. This is Ferguson right there. So again, if you knew you normally let it run through, see what happens then come back and talk about it. Good job of keeping the shoulders square. That's how you play inside the film right there. That's textbook on how you, if you're a young defensive man, that's textbook on how you do it. Again, Ferg is right here. So the coaching for this is, when you're playing inside, when you're the back side in on inside zone, you can't just fly in there and try to, my bad. You can't just fly in there and try to run down the ball carrier, quarterback a pull and go out the back door. All right, then you can't just kind of stay wide, quarterback a give it, and run it back and kind of squeeze right through there and get on with the field. So you got to kind of slide down with and squeeze over the speed with the tackle. Keep your shoulder square so you can see what's going on. And once you know the ball is definitely handed off, then you can make the play. And what you're about to see is that done to a tee by Ferg's. Squeeze with the tackle. Show the square, show the square for the most part. Now he know he know for sure mixing has the ball. Look at that, look at that perfect run of form. High knee, cheek to cheek, great run of form. Get you a tackle. I would have rather than you know drive his feet and not just jump on the catch, but great, great so you know great technique so to speak. All right, go on to second play. I said I think Ferg's at the bottom now here this time. Think this is him right here. That's Ferg right there. Take it on a puller. Okay, okay. Take it on a puller. Not letting the puller get in him. He bringing it to the puller. Bring it to him. This is Ferg right here. They're running power maybe. What they're running. There's some version of power. What they're kicking out the guy is some version of it. But his eyes are on this mesh point at the time. Now when does his eyes transfer to the puller and seeing? Well now you see him. And so to just stand there, I'm going to bring it to you buddy. Bang the puller extends, running back right in his face. Now finish. Finish by making the tackle. So basically he's spilled to play then when he made the tackle itself. A lot of times when defensive linemen spill, they're spilling it to linebackers to faster guys like here and here they try to make it bounce so to speak. Trying to make it bounce outside so these fast guys will run it down. But he made it bounce and still had enough wherewithal to make the tackle. Which is good about Ferg. Still we can get up here. He's going to spill it and make it bounce and it's going to bounce right to him. Take on that puller. Don't let him kick you out. Don't let him kick you out. Close the space. Close the space. Good job closing the space. Now even if mixing didn't bounce this, where could he go? There's no hole there. Wolf did his job. Queen filling right there. Ferg condensed the gap. Now he's spilling the two Peters but he's going to make the tackle himself. It's a good technique on two good plays by Ferguson. Great technique. This is the perfect time to give this video a thumbs up. And while you're down there, make sure you go ahead and click that subscribe button. Thanks. Let's see what Ferg is at the top. Now he's at the top. That's Ferg right there. Same thing again. Same as the first play. Squeeze down with the tackle. When you're sure the ball is handed off, it's a toss. So he's seen the ball being tossed away to him. Now pursue. Pursue. Come on to control. Make the top. He didn't overrun it. I mean, he's doing a spectacular. He's just doing his job. With great technique. Doing his job with great technique. The toss away from him. He know the ball's gone to the running back. There's no reverse threat coming because he has, he's still even though the ball's going away, he still has to contain. So if there were some kind of reverse coming, it's his fault to contain it and make it go inside. His job, sorry, not his fault, his job. But there's no threat of that. Come on down the line, make the top. Great fundamental football, man. That's what that is. Great fundamental football. Ferg right here is at the bottom. Right there. Dropping into coverage. Playing the flats. Look at that. Dropping into flats. I ain't think he could do that. I really didn't think he could do that. Let's see what his hips look like. See what his hips look like singing the part of that. Not the shifty's, but good enough. Get a minimal gain like two yards, maybe. Good job, Ferg. Good job. Last play right here. This is the last one that I got. Ferg is right at the top, I think. I think that's him. I could be wrong on that one. Again, same all five plays the same thing doing his job. He has C gap. Stuff goes away from him. You can then C gap and make sure nothing can get outside you and coming back. The toss again. He's sitting. He know the ball toast. There's no reverse threat. Come on down. Close the gap off. Make the top. Great fundamentals by God. It's almost been invisible. This is the second year on team. Maybe it's third. Things is second. But almost been invisible. So this is a step in progression for Ferguson. Because last year he couldn't even get on the field. Now he's on the field and doing his job. So the next step is to, we talked about him needing to develop something other than that bull rush. We don't know if he got some kind of pass rush moves. He's developed since then because they weren't showing in his film. We didn't see him in past situations. We saw him in run situations where he would run the ball down from the backside, which is great. The progression of J. the Ferguson. Next thing we see now is, can he play every down? Can you be able to every down outside line back? Can you set the edge? Which that was a great example of him setting the edge? Can you rush the pass up? That's yet to be seen? Can he drop in coverage? He did on one play. He did on one play. But this coach Evans, and you know, I'm gonna get on by the here. This is Raven's Roundup, Jalen Ferguson, the once sack daddy, now pressure daddy, as Joe Newbo said, like, comment, subscribe, and I'll see you guys next time. Peace.