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08-02-2004
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He Made the Difference
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DMN Sunday Photos
Bill and JJ chat
LA works a drill
Eddie keeps his eye on the ball
Julius delivers the H2O
The QBs line up for a drill
Vinnie spins the ball (he is very good at this)

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08-02-2004
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Federal Agent
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Vinnie spins the ball (he is very good at this)
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We've got a guy (TE) on my semi-pro team that can do that. I can't even do it with a basketball, much less an oval shaped football. 
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08-02-2004
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He Made the Difference
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Originally Posted by Rack
We've got a guy (TE) on my semi-pro team that can do that. I can't even do it with a basketball, much less an oval shaped football. 
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He has done it every training camp I can remember

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08-02-2004
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Banned
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Nice pic
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08-02-2004
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He Made the Difference
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Originally Posted by Qcard

Nice pic
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Now QCard, Drew hadn't lifted the ball as high as he was going to, LOL.
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08-02-2004
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Fascinated
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Originally Posted by LaTunaNostra
Julius delivers the H2O
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gotta love the water boy! 
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08-02-2004
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Right Kind of Guy
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Originally Posted by LaTunaNostra
The QBs line up for a drill

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Bad form by Drew. Way too low. I hate seeing that. The other 3 are doing it perfect. I hope Sean Payton chewed his rear end off.
That's all I will say. "You can't tell anything from a still picture." 
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08-02-2004
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He Made the Difference
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Originally Posted by Hostile
Bad form by Drew. Way too low. I hate seeing that. The other 3 are doing it perfect. I hope Sean Payton chewed his rear end off.
That's all I will say. "You can't tell anything from a still picture." 
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LMAO, ok point proven, but come on, how can we know one fourth of a second later that ball wasn't up there?
Is a drill the Rockettes, everything synchronized to the nanosecond?
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08-02-2004
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Right Kind of Guy
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Originally Posted by LaTunaNostra
LMAO, ok point proven, but come on, how can we know one fourth of a second later that ball wasn't up there?
Is a drill the Rockettes, everything synchronized to the nanosecond?
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It is supposed to be, yes. Speed makes a difference in football.
Okay, I will say one more thing about that picture. Notice the attitude of the football among the other 3 guys. Vinny's is flat against his chest, Q and Tony have their's pointed outward.
Pop quiz...which way makes more sense to you and why?
It may seem like a little thing, but it's not.
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08-02-2004
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Old Testament...
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Originally Posted by Hostile
It is supposed to be, yes. Speed makes a difference in football.
Okay, I will say one more thing about that picture. Notice the attitude of the football among the other 3 guys. Vinny's is flat against his chest, Q and Tony have their's pointed outward.
Pop quiz...which way makes more sense to you and why?
It may seem like a little thing, but it's not.
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Rhetorical question...
The ball has to be brought back perpendicular to the throwing target... it is easier to do from the flat position...
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08-02-2004
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Right Kind of Guy
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Originally Posted by trickblue
Rhetorical question...
The ball has to be brought back perpendicular to the throwing target... it is easier to do from the flat position...
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Another good point. By pointing the ball outward you have to turn the wrist back in when you bring the ball up.
Little things like this is why Dan Marino had such a quick release.
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08-02-2004
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Well, I'd guess Vinny's the one who's got it right. Probably easier to get the ball stripped with it pointing out?
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08-02-2004
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Right Kind of Guy
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Originally Posted by kmd24
Well, I'd guess Vinny's the one who's got it right. Probably easier to get the ball stripped with it pointing out?
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We have a winner.
Take your hands and hold an imaginary ball out in front of you like Vinny and like Q and Tony.
Which one has pressure on the wrists? Which one is more relaxed?
Now imagine yourself being hit. Vinny's way the ball is already up against the body a little bit. Easier to protect.
The more the defender can see of the ball, the easier he can strip it.
Make sense?
Of course not, "you can't tell anything from a still picture." 
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08-02-2004
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Illegitimi non carborundum
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Originally Posted by Hostile
It is supposed to be, yes. Speed makes a difference in football.
Okay, I will say one more thing about that picture. Notice the attitude of the football among the other 3 guys. Vinny's is flat against his chest, Q and Tony have their's pointed outward.
Pop quiz...which way makes more sense to you and why?
It may seem like a little thing, but it's not.
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Vinnie's is in the perfect position to and release the ball quickley, and it's harder for the defense to strip the ball???
Okay, I give up.
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08-02-2004
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Right Kind of Guy
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Originally Posted by LeonDixson
Vinnie's is in the perfect position to and release the ball quickley, and it's harder for the defense to strip the ball???
Okay, I give up.
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Correct.
Try the suggestion with the wrists and the imaginary ball that I said last post. You can feel a difference.
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