Jake
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Maybe if Wentz works really hard he can be as good as your boy Dak?
That didn't make sense to me when Aikman said it and it still doesn't make sense to me. Pitchers work on "control", aka accuracy, all the time.
Arm angle, footwork, release point - all of those things factor into accuracy, whether throwing a baseball or a football. They most certainly can be improved through instruction and repetition.
Aikman obviously could play, but it sounds like he's a better analyst than he'd be a coach.
until the afccg he choked ie reverted back to old allen.. we see this with qbs who fixed their issues have old habits rise to top in pressure games..weve seen it with dak as well..I agree. I would say in the case of Josh Allen and Romo mentioned it, is this year he has been more willing to hit the shorter routs. Clearly shorter throws are higher percentage than the deep balls.
until the afccg he choked ie reverted back to old allen.. we see this with qbs who fixed their issues have old habits rise to top in pressure games..weve seen it with dak as well..
I think there is some measure of truth in what Aikman said. And, yes, as you point out, poor mechanics can be improved through training and practice and that will improve accuracy. However, innate hand-eye coordination, the ability to see a receiver’s movement and speed, process that, and then project where the ball needs be based on how far the throw is, and then determine how hard to throw it, is largely a gift.That didn't make sense to me when Aikman said it and it still doesn't make sense to me. Pitchers work on "control", aka accuracy, all the time.
Arm angle, footwork, release point - all of those things factor into accuracy, whether throwing a baseball or a football. They most certainly can be improved through instruction and repetition.
Aikman obviously could play, but it sounds like he's a better analyst than he'd be a coach.
Not saying much....OH this is classic..... @Risen Star this is by far the best thread you've made.
Very true....not like its a big collection of threads....Not saying much....
Not sure if Dr. Ruby Wells could fix Wentz...
No, it would only slow him down carrying all that muscle on his frame and brain.Does he get Prescott's body too?
LOLYeah, let's not talk bad about @Risen Star 's favorite QB...Wince!
How about Prescott’s Personality or leadership?Does he get Prescott's body too?
he was at 50% passing at one point looked shocked was very much old Allen..seriously dump down was there wouldn't take it looked liek he wanted the big play and that got im sacked and hurried ie wouldn't get rid of ball fast etc..sorry man i watched it allen was old allen for gam..it happens look what happened to wentz, trubiski and at ne point dak was falling back into old habits..I would not put the entire game on Allen, KC was the better overall team and gave Allen little time, he was sacked 4 times and hurried quite a bit in the game.
until the afccg he choked ie reverted back to old allen.. we see this with qbs who fixed their issues have old habits rise to top in pressure games..weve seen it with dak as well..
Nah.. every QB looks bad when under relentless pressure. Two future Hall of Famers turned it over like a coupla rookies when they were getting pressured this past weekend. In fact it was how Dak played during those amazing comebacks that convinced me that he's different. Despite all the noise that teams were "playing soft" the pass rushers were pinning their ears back and coming after him with a vengeance and it was how Dak performed in that pressure that sold me on him.
You left out the biggest one.. ruthlessraper.Wentzie & Rodgers. I don't like my coach blah blah blah. Today's NFL cry babies!