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Originally Posted by
Michael Wolf
You know, I didn't catch this the first time around, but you're sitting back first instead of breaking hips and knees together. I went back to check and yup, you were doing this in the first video you posted as well. So what's happening now is you improved your back angle and depth, but are still falling into the bottom and shifting forward there because you're too loose. Previously, when you had the bar behind mid-foot, this didn't shift the bar forward of midfoot because you were so far behind. But now that you're in a better position on the way down, you need to stay tight to KEEP this position, instead of letting it go by being loose and shifting forward.
So I'll repeat part of my advice from your OP: Stay Tighter! Slow and tight on the way down. But initiate the movement with knees and hips together, then once you're about halfway down, knees only go out and hips continue to go down/back.
The only way to get a better kinesthetic sense of staying tight and depth is to keep doing it, while being cognizant of those things. Keep plugging away, it will improve.