Former Pro Bowl Offensive Lineman LeCharles Bentley breaks down the traits that make Stephon Gilmore one of the top cornerbacks in the NFL: not just athleticism, but great technique. Bentley demonstrates drills to help improve young cornerbacks' balance, strength, and fundamentals. 

The NFL Way to Play High School award recognizes the excellence demonstrated by high school players who exemplify proper technique to make impactful plays.

One high school football player will be honored each week during the regular NFL season for demonstrating exceptional in-game playing technique.

This season is unlike any other and some states have chosen to move their programs to the spring, so the award will be extended an additional 17 weeks, running from February 20 through June 12, 2021.

Grant Patterson of Twin Falls High School (ID) is the 2020 Way to Play High School Award recipient for Week 12.

Former Pro Bowl Offensive Lineman LeCharles Bentley breaks down Darius Leonard's sideline-to-sideline speed and demonstrates drills to help improve linebackers' stance, lateral movement and pursuit.

Former Pro Bowl Offensive Lineman LeCharles Bentley breaks down the dynamic pass rush skills of Za'Darius Smith and demonstrates drills to help improve acceleration, hands, and the push-pull move.

One of Aaron Donald's many elite traits is his ability to shed blocks and get to the quarterback or ball carrier. Former Pro Bowl Offensive Lineman LeCharles Bentley goes through drills to help you play like Aaron Donald.

Dylan Horton of Lake Hamilton High School (AR) is the 2020 Way to Play High School Award recipient for Week 8.

DeAndre Hopkins' body control, balance, and concentration are just a few of the traits that make him one of the NFL's elite wide receivers. Former Pro Bowl Offensive Lineman LeCharles Bentley breaks down specific drills to improve body control and improve overall wide receiver skills.