Utah defensive tackle Jamal Wallace posted a video of him doing film study on Friday, and just hours later, it went viral, drawing attention from across the football world.<\/p>\n
In the short video clip, Wallace, a transfer from Tennessee, is seen simulating game play with the help of a giant video wall and some chairs at the Utes\u2019 practice facility. Using the chairs as dummies, Wallace tries out different techniques. <\/p>\n
It\u2019s an innovative and interactive way to watch film, but Utah isn\u2019t only school with the technology \u2014 it\u2019s also been used at places such as Texas Tech.<\/p>\n
In a slow time for football news, Wallace\u2019s video picked up steam and was reposted to the NFL\u2019s Instagram page, where it drew more than 87,000 likes.<\/p>\n
Wallace even drew the attention of former NFL defensive tackle Gerald McCoy, who went to six Pro Bowls and was named to an All-Pro team.<\/p>\n
McCoy replied to Wallace\u2019s post and gave him some advice.<\/p>\n
\u201cKeep your pads down young fella. I love what you\u2019re doing but don\u2019t practice bad habits. Practice IT ALL!! Low pads, hands, feet, all of it. You already have what others don\u2019t, want to and work ethic, now put it all together and go be great,\u201d McCoy wrote.<\/p>\n
Keep your pads down young fella. I love what you\u2019re doing but don\u2019t practice bad habits. Practice IT ALL!! Low pads, hands, feet, all of it. You already have what others don\u2019t, want to and work ethic, now put it all together and go be great<\/p>\n