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Join Date: Feb 2008
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Re: Late Round Gems
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Seriously, where you see the red flag? Since when is having a quick release and a near text book throwing motion a bad thing? I see a red flag with your post, lol You realize that the comparison was of their releases? |
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Naega jeil jal naga
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Atlanta, Georgia From: Silver Spring, Maryland
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Re: Late Round Gems
Having a QB compared in the passing department to Michael Vick for me is the red flag. The quick release and throwing motion are fine. I would think of an analogy but I can't think of one right now.
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Re: Late Round Gems
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Do you agree that Vick has a good release? |
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Naega jeil jal naga
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Atlanta, Georgia From: Silver Spring, Maryland
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Re: Late Round Gems
Doesn't matter how quick it is when a little under half the time he misses the target. So no I don't believe Vick has a good release in a game situation. Now if you want to impress a scout with how much velocity you can put on a football then fine he has an amazing release, but it's like getting a rocket launcher without a targeting system.
THERE'S YOUR ANALOGY!! Only took half a month. Anyway I will never respect a true mobile QB until they can put up respectable passing numbers. Most of the mobile QB's that have become successful almost always evolved into pocket passers; Steve Young, McNabb, McNair, heck even Cunningham eventually reached his peak when he became a pocket passer. In the end the fact remains, a football travels much faster down the field then any QB can run.
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Re: Late Round Gems
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The comparison to Vick was about his release not his accuracy. The fact that you can't admit that Vick has a good release imo tells a lot about your willingness or lack thereof to admit when wrong. HTTR! |
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Naega jeil jal naga
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Atlanta, Georgia From: Silver Spring, Maryland
Age: 40
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Re: Late Round Gems
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Anyway to review a release determines velocity and accuracy. If one of those components is lacking then the quality of the release is reduced. I believe you're confusing a quick release with a good release.
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Re: Late Round Gems
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By your argument if someone isn't accurate or lacks velocity then they must have a poor release? That simple isn't logical. The quality of a QBs release is indepent from accuracy or velocity. You can have a horrible release and good accuracy or velocity or a great release and horrible accuracy or velocity the factors are independent. *And btw i was refering to this point of contention we're having not about your general posting history of which i have no clue nor care. Look it, if you don't think Vick has a good release cool beans bro. Hey, whatever floats your boat. HTTR! Agree to disagree |
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