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Whatever happened to the art of the follow-up question? When a coach says something like:
The first follow up question is, "What about him has elevated your game?"
How he answers that will determine where you go from there, but you need to find out if it's a good thing or a bad thing.
Has he elevated your game by understanding what the coaches are trying to accomplish like Justin did and holding everyone accountable?
Has he elevated your game by reading defenses, making quick reads and always throwing to the right receiver, accurately and on-time?
Has he elevated your game by throwing inaccurately, forcing guys to have to work to get the ball?
Has he elevated your game by throwing the ball into traffic, forcing guys to fight for the ball?
That statement is intriguing, but it tells me nothing until I hear the answers to some rather obvious follow-up questions.
BAMF Brian Hartline said:
The first follow up question is, "What about him has elevated your game?"
How he answers that will determine where you go from there, but you need to find out if it's a good thing or a bad thing.
Has he elevated your game by understanding what the coaches are trying to accomplish like Justin did and holding everyone accountable?
Has he elevated your game by reading defenses, making quick reads and always throwing to the right receiver, accurately and on-time?
Has he elevated your game by throwing inaccurately, forcing guys to have to work to get the ball?
Has he elevated your game by throwing the ball into traffic, forcing guys to fight for the ball?
That statement is intriguing, but it tells me nothing until I hear the answers to some rather obvious follow-up questions.
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ScarletInMyVeins
Tanned Fat Looks Better
I wish I could for the life of me remember who the last great QB that wore #7 was
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sparcboxbuck
What happened to my ¤cash?
You have an ETA on that? I assume you’ll let us know what you find?
And I don’t mean FGs < TDs. I think we all expect better work from you.
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They may not have asked because a couple of the WRs answered the question in their own way. Just guessing though.
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OregonBuckeye
Semper Fi Buckeyes
Looks like a Fields-Haskins hybrid. Smooth, effortless throwing motion like Haskins but better speed like Fields.
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bucknut502
Hall of Fame
When he was coming out of high school, I compared him to Marcus Mariota. However, when I seen him throw the ball in practice clips, he looks very similar to Deshaun Watson.
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billmac91
Head Coach
I love Stroud….so excited to see what he does this year.
He’s tough to compare, IMO. He’s not as physical as DeShaun (he isn’t gonna shake guys hanging on him in pocket and make super athletic plays). But his throwing motion is much more natural fluid than DeShaun’s. I think DeShaun has more arm strength (not by a lot) but CJ has more touch.
What I really like about CJ as opposed to Justin, is his ability to check down. He gets there quicker than we’ve seen in past. When you combine that with his touch on deep ball, it’s unique.
Im trying to find a comparison I like, but it’s tricky. He has mobility, but he likes to stay in pocket. He has a good arm but it’s not a bullet like Haskins. He does have some creativity and escapability, but it isn’t the crazy play making we saw from Burrow.
Its almost like if you took a little from Haskins, Burrow, and Fields…..you’d have CJ. And that’s a good thing.
I kinda feel like from an NFL comp he’s a combo of Tannehill and Jared Goff. Similar throwing motion as Goff and can make similar throws, with similar legs to Tannehill. I’m really excited to see how it plays out with the talent around him.
He’s tough to compare, IMO. He’s not as physical as DeShaun (he isn’t gonna shake guys hanging on him in pocket and make super athletic plays). But his throwing motion is much more natural fluid than DeShaun’s. I think DeShaun has more arm strength (not by a lot) but CJ has more touch.
What I really like about CJ as opposed to Justin, is his ability to check down. He gets there quicker than we’ve seen in past. When you combine that with his touch on deep ball, it’s unique.
Im trying to find a comparison I like, but it’s tricky. He has mobility, but he likes to stay in pocket. He has a good arm but it’s not a bullet like Haskins. He does have some creativity and escapability, but it isn’t the crazy play making we saw from Burrow.
Its almost like if you took a little from Haskins, Burrow, and Fields…..you’d have CJ. And that’s a good thing.
I kinda feel like from an NFL comp he’s a combo of Tannehill and Jared Goff. Similar throwing motion as Goff and can make similar throws, with similar legs to Tannehill. I’m really excited to see how it plays out with the talent around him.
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