DBoys;1152997 said:I wanted to see a deep pass and we finally got the long one to TO. Correct me if I am wrong but that was about a 50 yard bullet on a rope so he probably has a good 60-70 yards in him.
Thoughts?
DBoys;1152997 said:I wanted to see a deep pass and we finally got the long one to TO. Correct me if I am wrong but that was about a 50 yard bullet on a rope so he probably has a good 60-70 yards in him.
Thoughts?
DBoys;1152997 said:I wanted to see a deep pass and we finally got the long one to TO. Correct me if I am wrong but that was about a 50 yard bullet on a rope so he probably has a good 60-70 yards in him.
Thoughts?
joseephuss;1153001 said:It wasn't on a rope.
DBoys;1153022 said:Looks like a rope to me... Wasn't forced and he didn't labor. He didn't arch his shoulders way back or anything like that.
http://files.filefront.com/TO_Dropavi/;6157235;;/fileinfo.html
What the vote rope pass or no rope pass?
Doomsday101;1153026 said:The balls flight was not on a rope, he put plenty of air under the ball just as your suppose to on the long bomb. Throwing the ball on a rope has nothing to do with arching your shoulder he refers to the flight of the ball.
DBoys;1153040 said:It's not literal it is a figure of speech. For a deep pass there was very little air. I gotta disagree the more arch the more air so if he is not arching a bunch the throw will be on a straighter line. It looked like one of Bledsoe's passes to be honest and people had n problem calling them ropes. Regardless it was a great pass that showed good arm strength.
Doomsday101;1153044 said:The term itself has nothing to do with arching his back or shoulder it has to do with the flight of the ball period
DBoys;1153048 said:I agree but you can't exclude how a QB accomplishes it is all I am saying. Weaker arm QB's will dip their shoulders to get more air under the ball. I didn't see that with Romo's pass he just let it rip.
As you said before you have to put air on deep passes and in my opinion he put very little. Did you think Bledsoe flea-flicker passes were ropes? This one was no different except in yards maybe.
Doomsday101;1153057 said:I think Drew has a stronger arm than Romo, Romo no doubt has the quicker release and that makes a big differance.
DBoys;1153059 said:There is no question Drew has a canon.
Doomsday101;1153061 said:And no question Romo has the faster release. I have been impressed at how quick Romo gets the ball out
Yakuza Rich;1153005 said:When it comes to arm strength, you generally just want to know if he can make the basic throws. Romo can make all of them. He's looked exceptional on throws from inside the numbers of the field. The only throws he looks subpar in are deep outs, the deep fade or a deep curl route on the sideline. Still, he's been accurate enough on those passes and his decision making and quick release have made up for it so far.
JP Losman has one of the strongest arms in football. But for now, I'll take Romo over him any day of the week.
YAKUZA
DBoys;1152997 said:I wanted to see a deep pass and we finally got the long one to TO. Correct me if I am wrong but that was about a 50 yard bullet on a rope so he probably has a good 60-70 yards in him.
Thoughts?
joseephuss;1153001 said:It wasn't on a rope.
LD Fan;1153122 said:That throw shouldn't have been "on a rope" if I remember it correctly. He threw a perfect ball on that one.