Press man is won before the route even begins—at the line of scrimmage. DB Vision Glasses are built to sharpen the most important weapon in press: your eyes. By narrowing your field of vision, these glasses train you to eliminate distractions and lock in on the wide receiver’s core—chest, hips, and initial movement—so you’re not biting on false steps, head fakes, or flashy releases.

Every false move you react to at the line puts you a step behind. DB Vision trains the discipline to trust your keys, not your instincts. It slows the game down, so you can stay patient, punch with precision, and control the route from the jump.

This isn’t just about reaction time—it’s about dominating the rep from the first step. Press technique starts with vision. DB Vision gives you the edge.

I was a 0-star recruit out of high school with no offers. I walked on at Georgia Military College, didn’t start as a freshman—but still led the team in interceptions. After a solid sophomore year, I still had no offers, so I walked on again—this time at UCF. I earned a full scholarship by the end of camp and eventually got the chance to compete in the NFL.

Through all those years in film rooms, I kept hearing the same thing from coaches: eye discipline is everything in press man coverage. Your eyes control your feet, your timing, your whole rep. I watched ultra-athletic DBs lose battles at the line because they looked up too early, bit on a shoulder fake, and froze. That’s where reps are won or lost—before the route even starts.

That’s why I created DB Vision—because it corrects every mistake at the line of scrimmage. Once you have good eye discipline, everything else follows.