 This is Coach Mack. Welcome to Beneath the Surface powered by Microsoft Surface. Today we're going to be looking at Jeffrey Simmons. Two distinct plays in this football game that demonstrate not only his ability to shock and shed at the line of scrimmage and then pursue down the line of scrimmage, but then his strength and his getoff on a tremendous goal line stand in the third quarter of this football game. First play we're going to look at. He's playing a three technique to the defensive left. He starts on an inside rush. This is a three-step drop on a tunnel screen. He sticks his foot in the ground. Now he's sprinting to the football. This is very important for interior defensive linemen to sprint to the football, watch him locate the football. It all comes from effort, hustle, huge play in this football game, but it all starts with effort after the football is thrown, which for an interior defensive linemen pursuit is a big, big part of the game. Kevin Byrd gets the strip on the outside of the perimeter of the defense, but your interior defensive linemen pursuing to the perimeter. Once the ball is thrown, it's a huge part of playing great team defense. The next play we're going to look at is down on the goal line. As we're looking at fourth and one on the one yard line, now you can watch Jeffrey Simmons. He's lined up at the one technique or the shade to the right side. Watch his explosion off the football. Watch his violent. He knocks the center back and now he's able to get off into the second man that's coming down. A shovel pass is extremely hard for an interior defensive linemen to recognize. Once the ball is snapped, watch his explosion. He gets off, extends, now he releases, lateral down the line of scrimmage, sees the ball again, another engagement with a blocker and then tremendous strength being able to stand up, tight end that is getting the shovel pass, huge, huge play. We've just seen a demonstration by Jeffrey Simmons of two plays distinctly different for an interior defensive linemen, but he made major, major plays on both of these instances.