“Erik Kramer was one of the most technique sound and efficient QB’S that I have ever been around. He was always a great student of the game. His eyes and feet were always where they needed to be. He could move defenders and throw with great accuracy and anticipation. He has carried those skills over to his QB coaching”

“I know that when I recruit one of his guys, they will be prepared to take their game to the college level”

“While at Royal HS, I attended The Erik Kramer Passing Camp as a Tight End with many other players from various parts of Southern California. Coach Kramer taught with a lot of energy. The fast-paced sessions taught us to think while moving at full speed and with great intensity.  When I became a HS football coach, I incorporated a lot of what I learned at his camps”

“The lessons I learned from coach Kramer still lead my way in life.
Throughout my 10-plus years of playing football, there was no one who
wanted me to succeed more than Erik. He consistently went above and
beyond to help me in my pursuits as a quarterback and person”

“Erik Kramer is the total package when it comes to quarterbacks and football.  He understands the dynamics of the position from skilled execution, to leadership, to how you carry yourself as a QB.  He was  not only a great player at all levels but he is also a gifted teacher and can relate and share his knowledge.  His understanding of the game, and specifically, the position of quarterback, is on the highest level. His ability to communicate this unique and valuable knowledge to others is a very special gift”

“Erik Kramer was one of the most accurate quarterbacks that I played with. He carried himself with great character and dedicated himself to the game we all love. Erik led with great confidence which gained him much respect from his teammates. Today, Erik is STILL the great leader we all came to know”

“Erik’s deep well of knowledge as a veteran NFL quarterback and developer of elite athletes is evident.  From virtual film room sessions and mobile tech analysis, to key fundamental drills and advanced  situational football, I feel confident as a parent my two boys have come upon a rare opportunity to significantly impact their progress as a quarterback and wide receiver.  I highly recommend Coach Kramer’s training sessions to all parents with young athletes who desire to take their game to the next level”

“Erik’s fundamental drill progressions and explanations for how to play the game that included film study were spectacular for my son, Brad Jr…and me. Brad’s high school coach, Ed Croson who introduced us to Erik, had a similar offensive thought process to Erik’s. So, it was an easy transition from Erik’s passing camp to the team.  Perhaps the best benefit to having my young son learn from Erik was that he’s already played the game at the highest level. It made a kid’s (and a father’s) “dream” seem possible–reachable.  I always wanted Brad to believe: “If a guy from my town can get there, why not me?”

“Although the concepts and techniques Erik taught me in his camps put me at a huge advantage going into high school and college. He was excellent at teaching the nuances of “the game” within the game and how to manipulate defenders. The attention to detail, the in-depth film study of defenses, personnel, coverages, and throwing techniques was paramount to my success as a collegiate quarterback at the FCS level. Erik’s depth of knowledge, passion, and work ethic as a coach was inspirational to me as a player. Without a doubt, Erik is one of the best coaches and mentors I have ever had in my career”

“I attended Erik’s camp at a crucial time in my young development. The foundation Erik provided me was pivotal, and the fundamentals I learned remained with me throughout high school, college football, and eventually the NFL” 

“I had the honor of being a Detroit Lions teammate of Erik Kramer‘s for four years. Not only is he an incredible football player but he is an incredible man. Erik is selfless and humble with an easy ability to connect with people. As a competitor and a teammate, he was a leader who knew how to get the best from his teammates. He was a teacher and willing to spend the extra time to get it right and make sure we were all on the same page. Solid under pressure is how he played the game. In all the years that I played with him I never saw  Erik get rattled. He took the good with the bad and persevered in  every situation. Good play, the next player is better. Bad play, he’d  show up bigger on the next one. That’s just who Erik is. He can break    things down for players to make them simple. At the same time, he    expects a lot from his teammates. You wanted to play hard for Erik    because he was giving everything he had. His dedication to the game  and his never quit attitude propelled him to an unbelievable NFL career. Football at the NFL level is extremely complicated, and Erik had  way of making things simple through a process of understanding the  details. He taught me so much about being a receiver. I came from a  run-oriented offense in college and didn’t really understand how to be  an NFL level receiver, but Erik helped me make the transition and  become a starter my rookie year. I owe a ton to Erik for the time he spent with me to develop. Erik was a student of the game and very  coachable himself. He was a quick study and his ability to learn  information quickly and then deliver it at the highest level was  amazing. Whoever has the opportunity to work with Erik will learn a  great deal about being a great football player, but they will also learn a  great deal about being a great man”

“Erik was a fierce competitor who did whatever it took to win. He broke passing records in the ACC and the NFL. Over years of watching Erik teach young people, his approach is always the same…no matter the position, focus on steady improvement of the fundamentals. One example was a shy receiver from Royal HS named Ryan Stevens. Ryan was fast but didn’t have the receiving chops to match. After a couple sessions with Erik and other RECs, Ryan’s newfound confidence was tangible and his passion to get better fueled his consistent training. That season Ryan tied the school record set by another EKPC alum, Sean Miller, for most pass receptions in a single game. Both won numerous team, league, and county awards.”