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06-15-2010 11:30 AM |
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Originally Posted by Donger
(Post 6822269)
Again, who cares about mechanics if the statistics are good? If KC got a QB with horrible mechanics, but completed 90% of his throws, would you care?
"Yeah, he completes 90% of his throws, but he throws like a girl!"
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Because in the NFL, the stats will not remain good if the mechanics are poor.
And more critically, even if the stats do remain good, will you ever truly trust the guy? If Tebow managed to be a 60% passer at the NFL level with his current mechanics I'd be two things:
1) Stunned.
2) Terrified if I were a Broncos fan that those wonky mechanics will put him in a horrid position to make a throw at the worst possible time.
Again - mechanics are often about making a play when things aren't going right. With great mechanics, your arm can still come through at different angles and complete passes naturally. With that weird ass hitch that Tebow has, he's not going to be able to make some plays with his body in strange positions.
The mechanics matter.
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