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then the asshole wants to jump in and put in his 2 ****ing cents. **** him
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It's also relevant to NFL scouts who want to know if a guy can throw a 15-yard out with zip. |
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We're all friends here. |
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That's why guys with a strong arm are coveted. Being able to throw a 15-20 yard out and not give a DB time to jump it is crucial. |
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i agree cassel will be ok, hoping for more out of him though
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I'd like for somebody to calculate the throw as if Cassel was on the moon. |
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I'm sure the Patriots would try to cheat with jetpacks on the moon. |
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Now, all growed up and trying to sow seed. How did it all happen so fast? |
OK. Here is the final word on this bullshit
Frozen. ****ing. Rope. http://i29.tinypic.com/a23bic.gif |
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I'm gonna say Cassel is about 22 yards from the sideline...judging by the hash marks....the ball travels 30 yards up field at an angle....so that's about a 35-yard throw.
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Of course they want a 15 yard out with zip.... but they still call it a 15 yard out, not a 20.25 yard out taking into consideration the angle. Plus, the throw for the 15 yard out is MUCH different that a throw downfield. A 15 yard out has to get there in a hurry. You are throwing into traffic. Downfield, especially if you look off the safety, you just have to lay it up and give your WR a shot at the ball. Place it on the outside shoulder to where he can only get it. Talking about the angle on a downfield throw is stupid. |
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