Special Education Teacher & Coach Brick Township High School
Jersey Shore, NJ
Joined November 2012
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Ryan Fullen retweeted
After a 7 year playoff drought, the Brick Dragons will HOST Burlington Township in the first round on Friday, October 30 @ 6 pm !!
Congratulations to the players for their hard work and commitment to the Standard that is and always will be BRICK FOOTBALL !!. #Brick2026
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Ryan Fullen retweeted
Excited to announce my commitment to continue my academic and football career at RPI! Thank you to my family, coaches, and everyone who helped me along the way. Go Engineers! 🔴⚪️ #REDFAM @BrickHSFootball @PetePalczewski @CoachRI @CoachDePa @CoachFullTime
Ryan Fullen retweeted
Jaedan Murray (6’8, 362, 86 inch wing span, Class of 2029) has received his first football scholarship offer to @ECUPiratesFB @CoachButterECU
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34-7 Win for the Dragons on Opening Night !!! #Brick2026
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This is the dip and rise in action: pressure on top of the bag forces the defender to drop, rise through contact, then squeeze and clamp the side flaps with the shoulder and chest. The tight arrowhead connection locks the tackle in @RichieGrayGSI
Cross over way to teach THUD and TUC finishes:
✅ Working Hips to Grips
✅Low to high weight displacement
✅Leading with shoulder follow with feet
✅Pressure to top of @RichieGrayGSI equipment forces pads to drop
✅🎾 in hand for grip
#KOYA
Ryan Fullen retweeted
Important to develop the near-side pec/shoulder junction—the front-inside shoulder where the upper pec and front delt meet. Banded punches strengthen this area to help players deliver a powerful, stable shoulder through contact and maintain position. Deliver the contact!
#TACKLESTUDY: STRAIN THROUGH S.N.A.P.
✅FORM AND FIX POWER ANGLES
✅GET EXTRA STEP
✅GET DEPTH IN CLAMP
🔴SEEK
🔴STRIKE
🔴STRAIN
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Ryan Fullen retweeted
@RichieGrayGSI bags demand dominant contact, a crushing grip & a complete finish. Use grip bars to force precise hand placement. Add fatigue to expose weak technique. The rep isn’t finished at contact—make them secure, control & finish every tackle. Never give easy reps.
Ryan Fullen retweeted
85% of contact work, with or without helmets and shoulder pads, can be a variation of this. Specifically for near foot, near shoulder tackles. There's still a lot of other aspects to tackling you have to work: the near-pec angle, the profile tackle, different entry angles, footwork, etc.
You don't need a bunch of gimmicks. Running around cones. Tackle wheels. Rolling around with bags.
Straight fundamentals: timing the power step, dropping pad level, creating force into the ground. Takes hundreds of reps, focusing on the right things to build the right tackling habits that show up on game day.
