rfaulk34 |
05-13-2025 10:50 AM |
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Originally Posted by ChiefsFanatic
(Post 18062377)
He touches it when he throws the ball. Not when he pump fakes. If he pats it he throws it.
When a right handed QB rolls left, and cranks his body to throw back across the field, it's a hard throw, but most QBs let it rip. He still has to pat the ball to throw it.
It may not actually change or hinder his effectiveness as a QB, but it's weird how he has to do it every time. Also, I don't see other QBs with this issue.
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You been watching the NFL, dawg? All QBs pat the ball. Some more than others but it doesn't do anything to help the defense because the throw comes right after the pat, though some pat and pump fake or change their mind, they all still do it.
For most, it's just part of a rhythm thing but a defender is not physically or mentally able to get a jump on a throw unless it's beyond 15-20 yards down field and they're staring at the QB.
Has it led to interceptions ever? Sure, but it's negligible.
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