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4 minutes ago, LebongJames said:

Probably been said before but Miami is an actually a great spot for Quinn. McDaniel is a good QB coach and Tua is made of glass. If they can approve his pocket awareness, he can probably have a pretty solid backup career.

 

 

pocket awareness much like accuracy isn’t something that can be coached. But I definitely agree Miami is the perfect spot for him due to their offense style and having lowest depth of target in the nfl. 

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47 minutes ago, BurntOrange&White said:

 

 

pocket awareness much like accuracy isn’t something that can be coached. But I definitely agree Miami is the perfect spot for him due to their offense style and having lowest depth of target in the nfl. 

Yep. Every successful QB is just born accurate and aware, and there are no drills or coaching techniques for it and never were. Nailed it.

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2 hours ago, Slacks said:

Or the WR needs to run faster. 

Or, Ya know, it's like day 2.

I get what you're saying but not hitting the WRs in strides is one of the knocks on Quinn. As a 7th round pick, he is not going to get too many chances to prove himself, so every rep needs to be crisp.

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31 minutes ago, AnotherLawyer said:

Yep. Every successful QB is just born accurate and aware, and there are no drills or coaching techniques for it and never were. Nailed it.

That’s literally correct. Those are two things they have or don’t have.

 

 

you can try and coach it but reality is most QBs only marginally improve or don’t improve accuracy at all

 

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you can’t coach a 11 second 100m guy to be a 10 second 100m guy. It’s just traits and skills that people have. 

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56 minutes ago, BurntOrange&White said:

That’s literally correct. Those are two things they have or don’t have.

you can’t coach a 11 second 100m guy to be a 10 second 100m guy. It’s just traits and skills that people have. 

There are physical and mental ceilings for everyone. That's genetics. You have a 6'0" 25-year-old? You can't teach him to be 6'5". You have an 11-100 14-year-old? Who knows if coaching will improve him or not? Technique may shave off half a second. Physical maturity may shave off another half second. Or he may have reached his ceiling at 14.

Some kids' mental and physical abilities are synchronized at an early age. They get things right away. And some kids are physically capable and mentally capable, but aren't synchronized. They have to be taught. All Coach Leach is saying is that if someone isn't accurate in high school, he's probably not going to be accurate in college or the pros. He disagrees recruiting/drafting based on physical measurements alone. There are a lot of people who disagree with him.

Aside from that, there are dozens of drills for pocket awareness and there are examples all over college and the pros of kids who succeeded or failed to make the mental and physical connection. For some it just clicks at some point. It's called the "game slowing down." For others it never does.

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10 minutes ago, AnotherLawyer said:

There are physical and mental ceilings for everyone. That's genetics. You have a 6'0" 25-year-old? You can't teach him to be 6'5". You have an 11-100 14-year-old? Who knows if coaching will improve him or not? Technique may shave off half a second. Physical maturity may shave off another half second. Or he may have reached his ceiling at 14.

Some kids' mental and physical abilities are synchronized at an early age. They get things right away. And some kids are physically capable and mentally capable, but aren't synchronized. They have to be taught. All Coach Leach is saying is that if someone isn't accurate in high school, he's probably not going to be accurate in college or the pros. He disagrees recruiting/drafting based on physical measurements alone. There are a lot of people who disagree with him.

Aside from that, there are dozens of drills for pocket awareness and there are examples all over college and the pros of kids who succeeded or failed to make the mental and physical connection. For some it just clicks at some point. It's called the "game slowing down." For others it never does.

 

Sorry you don’t know ball dude. Those are legit two things that are god given. There are coaches and scouts who think they can change that but it rarely ever happens, especially with accuracy. If you’re not very accurate in college with larger windows the chance of being more accurate in the pros with tighter windows is slim to none.
 

You think Johnny Manziel practiced his pocket awareness and he’s one of the best QBs with regards to that. Pocket awareness is a feel and you can’t coach a player to feel and mentally process that feeling to make the correct decision on when to roll, bail, or take off. 

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9 minutes ago, BurntOrange&White said:

 

Sorry you don’t know ball dude. Those are legit two things that are god given. There are coaches and scouts who think they can change that but it rarely ever happens, especially with accuracy. If you’re not very accurate in college with larger windows the chance of being more accurate in the pros with tighter windows is slim to none.
 

You think Johnny Manziel practiced his pocket awareness and he’s one of the best QBs with regards to that. Pocket awareness is a feel and you can’t coach a player to feel and mentally process that feeling to make the correct decision on when to roll, bail, or take off. 

No? Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson are two *current* examples of how accuracy can be taught at the pro level. And every single NFL coach will tell you that pocket awareness can be taught. Will some be better than others? Of course. Can someone who has a different ceiling be taught to be as good as some natural talent like VY? No, but they sure as shit can be taught.

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13 minutes ago, AnotherLawyer said:

No? Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson are two *current* examples of how accuracy can be taught at the pro level. And every single NFL coach will tell you that pocket awareness can be taught. Will some be better than others? Of course. Can someone who has a different ceiling be taught to be as good as some natural talent like VY? No, but they sure as shit can 

 

for every Josh Allen/Lamar Jackson there are a dozen Miltons, Richardson’s, Levis, Jamarcus Russels, etc. every nfl coach thinks they can teach those things. In reality they rarely do. These are legit god given things that can be honed in but the clay is the clay when sculpting. Nothing will change your mind because you’re looking at it as a negative towards Quinn from me but it’s not just a Quinn thing. 
 

you can coach your ass off on escape drills all you want but how a QB acts in live fire when pressure is bearing down is your true pocket awareness and when this happens Quinn shuts himself and self sacks. It’s a feel they have

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1 minute ago, BurntOrange&White said:

 

for every Josh Allen/Lamar Jackson there are a dozen Miltons, Richardson’s, Levis, Jamarcus Russels, etc. every nfl coach thinks they can teach those things. In reality they rarely do. These are legit god given things that can be honed in but the clay is the clay when sculpting. Nothing will change your mind because you’re looking at it as a negative towards Quinn from me but it’s not just a Quinn thing. 

Nope. I'm not talking about Quinn. But if we're talking reality, in reality, players rarely succeed in the NFL. For every one that succeeds there are literally dozens who get the chance and don't for some reason or another. Can it be taught? Yes, it can and I gave you two current examples. You want Ewers to fall into Leach's category of 'can't be taught' so badly that you'll ignore objective proof to the contrary.

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Just now, AnotherLawyer said:

Nope. I'm not talking about Quinn. But if we're talking reality, in reality, players rarely succeed in the NFL. For every one that succeeds there are literally dozens who get the chance and don't for some reason or another. Can it be taught? Yes, it can and I gave you two current examples. You want Ewers to fall into Leach's category of 'can't be taught' so badly that you'll ignore objective proof to the contrary.

Oh so just Quinn allow me to tee off then. The fucking guy has had private QB coaching his entire life, trains with Mahommes private trainer as well, was coached by Sark, and coached by Riley Dodge in HS. He’s had the best coaching you can get to this point yet this bum shits himself in the pocket at the hint of perceived pressure. So yeah tell again how you can coach pocket awareness…..

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Jesus Christ, you are just the most miserable son of a bitch I've ever met. I honestly feel badly for you.

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But how about your same argument? Just because *Ewers* can't be taught doesn't mean it can't be taught.
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Just now, BurntOrange&White said:

Oh so just Quinn allow me to tee off then. The fucking guy has had private QB coaching his entire life, trains with Mahommes private trainer as well, was coached by Sark, and coached by Riley Dodge in HS. He’s had the best coaching you can get to this point yet this bum shits himself in the pocket at the hint of perceived pressure. So yeah tell again how you can coach pocket awareness…..

Xavier Worthy doesn't seem to have much issue tracking the ball from his new QB either... 

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Just now, AnotherLawyer said:

Jesus Christ, you are just the most miserable son of a bitch I've ever met. I honestly feel badly for you.

I don't think he is, I think people misunderstand a lot of the criticism in this thread because it's hard to balance it with the gratitude of what Quinn did bring. 

Without Quinn coming to Texas, Texas is not what it is today. It helped get shit right A LOT faster than it would have otherwise, whether he lived up to his full potential or not is what makes this thread so contentious.

He did not, and a lot of people think that is mostly his fault. 

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2 minutes ago, immamac said:

Xavier Worthy doesn't seem to have much issue tracking the ball from his new QB either... 

Cool. We talking about Ewers specifically or accuracy/pocket awareness generally? And is the standard of comparison how an 8th-year, All-Pro, MVP, Super Bowl winner throws? Because almost none of the QBs drafted in ever meet that standard.

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2 hours ago, immamac said:

I don't think he is, I think people misunderstand a lot of the criticism in this thread because it's hard to balance it with the gratitude of what Quinn did bring. 

Without Quinn coming to Texas, Texas is not what it is today. It helped get shit right A LOT faster than it would have otherwise, whether he lived up to his full potential or not is what makes this thread so contentious.

He did not, and a lot of people think that is mostly his fault. 

I agree with half of this.

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5 hours ago, BurntOrange&White said:

 

 

pocket awareness much like accuracy isn’t something that can be coached. But I definitely agree Miami is the perfect spot for him due to their offense style and having lowest depth of target in the nfl. 

 

2 hours ago, BurntOrange&White said:

 

for every Josh Allen/Lamar Jackson there are a dozen Miltons, Richardson’s, Levis, Jamarcus Russels, etc.

So the goal posts moved in 3 hours.   I am noticing a pattern.  And bringing up Jamarcus Russell is interesting, since he improved year over year in college from 50% to 67% but flamed out in the NFL as it seems he was no longer a casual user.

 

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2 minutes ago, Nivek said:

 

So the goal posts moved in 3 hours.   I am noticing a pattern.  And bringing up Jamarcus Russell is interesting, since he improved year over year in college from 50% to 67% but flamed out in the NFL as it seems he was no longer a casual user.

 

Because 2 guys have done something doesn’t make it the standard or rules. It’s a rare thing and I stand by what I said. Accuracy and pocket awareness is god given. 

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2 hours ago, BurntOrange&White said:

Oh so just Quinn allow me to tee off then. The fucking guy has had private QB coaching his entire life, trains with Mahommes private trainer as well, was coached by Sark, and coached by Riley Dodge in HS. He’s had the best coaching you can get to this point yet this bum shits himself in the pocket at the hint of perceived pressure. So yeah tell again how you can coach pocket awareness…..

Arch Manning has had coaching from 3 HOF, QBs in his family alone. And yet he went 3/6 for 19 yards and a fumble against a college team!!!!   Do you understand how fucking stupid this statement is?

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1 minute ago, BurntOrange&White said:

Because 2 guys have done something doesn’t make it the standard or rules. It’s a rare thing and I stand by what I said. Accuracy and pocket awareness is god given. 

So you are absolutely sure there are only 2 guys that have improved in accuracy in the NFL and College?   Cause I mentioned JaMarcus Russell's college stats and there was a significant improvement there as well.  (Hint: that makes 3, and you brought him up!)

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4 minutes ago, Nivek said:

So you are absolutely sure there are only 2 guys that have improved in accuracy in the NFL and College?   Cause I mentioned JaMarcus Russell's college stats and there was a significant improvement there as well.  (Hint: that makes 3, and you brought him up!)

You do know accuracy isn't the same thing as completion percentage, right? Or are you just a dumb fucking retard?

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"The Texas quarterback and former five-star recruit has displayed above-average accuracy to only the shorter levels of the field. Once Ewers starts throwing the ball over the middle, toward the boundaries, or deep down the field, his efficiency takes a steep hit.

It’s tough to watch Ewers try to drive a football toward the boundaries. He was on-target on just 46% of these looks, the lowest number I’ve ever charted to that level of the field. He’s also on-target on a sub-50% clip throwing the ball deep down the field as well. He was on-target on just 45% there as well. While he was a bit more accurate over the middle at 65%, this number is still a massive 5% below average historically.

Ewers has the worst accuracy and ball placement profile of any quarterback I have charted in the last three years and there is a real reason to wonder whether or not he actively held the Longhorns back from competing for a national title."

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3 minutes ago, BurntOrange&White said:

"The Texas quarterback and former five-star recruit has displayed above-average accuracy to only the shorter levels of the field. Once Ewers starts throwing the ball over the middle, toward the boundaries, or deep down the field, his efficiency takes a steep hit.

It’s tough to watch Ewers try to drive a football toward the boundaries. He was on-target on just 46% of these looks, the lowest number I’ve ever charted to that level of the field. He’s also on-target on a sub-50% clip throwing the ball deep down the field as well. He was on-target on just 45% there as well. While he was a bit more accurate over the middle at 65%, this number is still a massive 5% below average historically.

Ewers has the worst accuracy and ball placement profile of any quarterback I have charted in the last three years and there is a real reason to wonder whether or not he actively held the Longhorns back from competing for a national title."

I don't have an explanation for it, but watching him go from a gunslinger with the generational arm who can make all the throws (and we saw some of this when he first got here), to "Well, he's pretty great at throwing the ball parallel to the line of scrimmage. Really puts it in the guy's hands who is standing about eight feet from him" was something to behold.

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You do know accuracy isn't the same thing as completion percentage, right? Or are you just a dumb fucking retard?

It’s not, but plenty of people want to argue it is. I feel like that was what Leach was talking about. I do think you can teach pocket awareness. I don’t think you can drastically improve accuracy. You can teach touch on a pass.
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8 hours ago, Steamboat1874 said:

No kidding.

I think tomorrow we might hear how Quinn failed to brush his teeth before practice.

Woe onto him that would sack the QB ... payback is a beotch.

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1 hour ago, Nivek said:

Arch Manning has had coaching from 3 HOF, QBs in his family alone. And yet he went 3/6 for 19 yards and a fumble against a college team!!!!   Do you understand how fucking stupid this statement is?

Do you understand that what you’re saying here is not what he is saying at all? Doesn’t seem so.

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2 hours ago, Nivek said:

Arch Manning has had coaching from 3 HOF, QBs in his family alone. And yet he went 3/6 for 19 yards and a fumble against a college team!!!!   Do you understand how fucking stupid this statement is?


3 HOF, QBs”

1) Archie & Peyton are in the HOF, but who is the third family member?

Eli is not in the College Football HOF and…

•Eli was .500 as a starting QB in the NFL while never winning the league MVP, never being selected as an All-Pro, and never leading the league in passing.

2) Are we talking about Cooper? Because I am not even sure that he made the Isidore Newman School’s ring of honor  

 

2) I think that Arch has the potential to be one of the top college QBs in Texas over the next 20 months.

 

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4 minutes ago, Napoleon said:


3 HOF, QBs”

1) Archie & Peyton are in the HOF, but who is the third family member?

Obviously Eli isn't in the NFL HOF . . . yet.  I think the majority opinion is that he will eventually make it.  He was only eligible just this year.

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You do know accuracy isn't the same thing as completion percentage, right? Or are you just a dumb fucking retard?

You certainly are a hateful person. I guess getting challenged on a discussion board was too much for you to handle. Which is evident by the ever changing standards. I’ll let you in on a professional secret. It is OK to be wrong, in fact it is good. Because this is how people learn if they have self-confidence.

And yes, completion percentage is an objective measure of a mix of accuracy and precision and is being used as a proxy here. It is a much more robust measure than, “Billy said so” or “Billy, Bobby, and Benny said so.” Parsing out accuracy and precision of in game performance would require much more analysis.

Or do you have a better statistical measure that is readily available?
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Just now, Nivek said:


You certainly are a hateful person. I guess getting challenged on a discussion board was too much for you to handle. Which is evident by the ever changing standards. I’ll let you in on a professional secret. It is OK to be wrong, in fact it is good. Because this is how people learn if they have self-confidence.

And yes, completion percentage is an objective measure of a mix of accuracy and precision and is being used as a proxy here. It is a much more robust measure than, “Billy said so” or “Billy, Bobby, and Benny said so.” Parsing out accuracy and precision of in game performance would require much more analysis.

Or do you have a better statistical measure that is readily available?

I stood by my stance the entire time that accuracy and pocket awareness can’t be taught. Completion percentage can be easily gamed from near the LOS and check downs. It’s not a tell of accuracy. I posted numbers that support my theory that Quinn is not accurate from his on target rate. Sorry you’re wrong and complete moron for thinking completion percentage is accuracy 

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14 hours ago, Napoleon said:


3 HOF, QBs”

1) Archie & Peyton are in the HOF, but who is the third family member?

Eli is not in the College Football HOF and…

•Eli was .500 as a starting QB in the NFL while never winning the league MVP, never being selected as an All-Pro, and never leading the league in passing.

2) Are we talking about Cooper? Because I am not even sure that he made the Isidore Newman School’s ring of honor  

 

2) I think that Arch has the potential to be one of the top college QBs in Texas over the next 20 months.

 

You are correct.  I was not precise in my language.

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2 hours ago, BurntOrange&White said:

I stood by my stance the entire time that accuracy and pocket awareness can’t be taught.

And I gave you two current examples demonstrating that it can. 

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22 hours ago, BurntOrange&White said:

That’s literally correct. Those are two things they have or don’t have.

 

 

you can try and coach it but reality is most QBs only marginally improve or don’t improve accuracy at all

 

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you can’t coach a 11 second 100m guy to be a 10 second 100m guy. It’s just traits and skills that people have. 

Says two things are emphatically true…proceeds to provide support for only one of those two things.

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25 minutes ago, Nope said:

Says two things are emphatically true…proceeds to provide support for only one of those two things.

Do I really need to show clips of Quinn pissing down his leg at the thought of pressure and all the sacks he caused on himself because he fucking sucks in the pocket? It’s quite obvious to see when a QB has no pocket presence or great. 

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23 hours ago, AnotherLawyer said:

Yep. Every successful QB is just born accurate and aware, and there are no drills or coaching techniques for it and never were. Nailed it.

the speed of the sec had quinn totally flummoxed; there’s not a lot that mike mcdaniel can do to make quinn suddenly able to handle nfl speed, defenses, disguises, etc. you really can’t “coach up” a guy’s ability to be calm in the pocket while processing everything that an nfl qb has to process at warp speed. guys pretty much either have that or they don’t.

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On 5/9/2025 at 5:37 PM, AnotherLawyer said:

It's stuff like this that really makes it difficult to engage you civilly. There's easy-to-find video out there of Ewers doing these things, but you decided to insult people instead of fact-checking yourself.

wait a second- you can’t engage me civilly because there’s an “easy to find” video of quinn ewers throwing a ball 80+ yards when he was in middle school, and yet you’ve neither found nor posted said video?

you’re actually in here being a prick and talking shit when i’m not, you can’t even find or post the video that i should have supposedly found very easily, and you still think *I’M* the problem poster? lmao, you fuckers are so completely self deluded it’s fascinating.

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21 hours ago, AnotherLawyer said:

Aside from that, there are dozens of drills for pocket awareness and there are examples all over college and the pros of kids who succeeded or failed to make the mental and physical connection. For some it just clicks at some point. It's called the "game slowing down." For others it never does.

so after three years learning under sark, being surrounded by the best supporting cast in america, and playing a schedule where his team was a double digit favorite 90% of the time, where quinn was a total deer in the headlights against kentucky and arkansas, in your mind he’s just a few drills away from being able to master the toughest position in sports, all while losing every advantage he had at Texas. 

yeah, you guys are *totally* objective, and not just incessantly, blindly pumping up quinn in cult like fashion where reality is whatever you want it to be. 🙄 

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21 hours ago, AnotherLawyer said:

No? Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson are two *current* examples of how accuracy can be taught at the pro level. And every single NFL coach will tell you that pocket awareness can be taught. Will some be better than others? Of course. Can someone who has a different ceiling be taught to be as good as some natural talent like VY? No, but they sure as shit can be taught.

josh allen came out of college at 6’5” and 235 lbs with a cannon arm that could make every throw, and lamar jackson came out as the best player in college fb with michael vick like running ability. those are the examples you’re using to say that quinn can be coached into nfl-level accuracy and awareness? cuz those two did it? 

quinn resembles those two guys in zero ways, from his subpar size and athleticism, to the fact that he absolutely *cannot* make all the throws, to the fact that he spent his entire mediocre college seeing ghosts every time he dropped back, afraid to get hit and hurt again. but sure, like you said, just a couple of qb drills and he’ll be starting in no time.

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This thread is even better than our VY Destination threads that we kept alive in the first half of the 2010s.

This thread continues to be a platform for constructive criticism & analysis while bringing out the best in humanity.

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20 hours ago, AnotherLawyer said:

Cool. We talking about Ewers specifically or accuracy/pocket awareness generally? And is the standard of comparison how an 8th-year, All-Pro, MVP, Super Bowl winner throws?

lol, YOU keep speaking in generalities instead speaking specifically about quinn, and then YOU compared quinn to josh allen and lamar jackson. it was cool when you did that but now it’s out of bounds to compare him to mahomes? you don’t even have an honest point of view, you just say and believe whatever is best for quinn. 

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34 minutes ago, BurntOrange&White said:

Do I really need to show clips of Quinn pissing down his leg at the thought of pressure and all the sacks he caused on himself because he fucking sucks in the pocket? It’s quite obvious to see when a QB has no pocket presence or great. 

You’re saying pocket presence is intrinsic and can’t be learned/taught, an exceptional claim to make and not support 

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1 minute ago, Nope said:

You’re saying pocket presence is intrinsic and can’t be learned/taught, an exceptional claim to make and not support 

It is a talent inherited in utero.

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1 minute ago, boilerhorn said:

It is a talent inherited in utero.

All around the country I see young QBs with shit pocket presence develop into older guys who do it decently.

Unfortunate that QE was an exception 

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17 minutes ago, Derka said:

josh allen came out of college at 6’5” and 235 lbs with a cannon arm that could make every throw, and lamar jackson came out as the best player in college fb with michael vick like running ability. those are the examples you’re using to say that quinn can be coached into nfl-level accuracy and awareness? cuz those two did it? 

quinn resembles those two guys in zero ways, from his subpar size and athleticism, to the fact that he absolutely *cannot* make all the throws, to the fact that he spent his entire mediocre college seeing ghosts every time he dropped back, afraid to get hit and hurt again. but sure, like you said, just a couple of qb drills and he’ll be starting in no time.

Josh Allen also played a bunch of sports at a small high school, never had elite coaching or went to elite QB camps, worked on his family's farm, and was like 6'3 and under 200 lbs when he came out of high school. He had to walk on at a community college before Wyoming. So to compare him with a kid from a well-to-do community in Texas who worked with QB coaches in middle school and went to every QB camp is certainly a choice.

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17 hours ago, Jkwellborn said:

I do think you can teach pocket awareness

this is why @AnotherLawyer’s posts are so maddeningly pointless. he keeps saying this ^^^, that you can teach pocket awareness- but then he doesn’t actually address the more specific, germane subject of whether or not quinn ewers- who had some of the worst pocket presence we’ve ever seen at Texas, who locks onto one target, who wasn’t good at diagnosing and processing *college* defensive schemes, and who generally has that deer-in-the-headlights look even when he’s not particularly under any pressure- can be coached up into a succesful nfl qb, which is literally the toughest job in all of sports. 

you can sit here all day and pound the table about how it’s possible to teach someone something, but it’s a helluva lot easier and more feasible to teach someone who has a great base with which to work + a clear potential for the necessary improvement than it is to take a person with no such foundation and make it happen. in the same way that derrick henry isn’t going to be taught to play wideout or that t’vondre sweat isn’t going to be trained to be an outside linebacker, quinn ewers isn’t suddenly going to be “taught” to be good at all of the things that he is the very worst at. i won’t hold my breath waiting for his flock to understand this though. 

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19 minutes ago, Napoleon said:

This thread is even better than our VY Destination threads that we kept alive in the first half of the 2010s.

🤣 Wasn't there a user named "VYIsMyHero" or something like that who made about half the posts in that thread?

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25 minutes ago, Nope said:

You’re saying pocket presence is intrinsic and can’t be learned/taught, an exceptional claim to make and not support 

he has supported the claim. quinn has spent his entire like being trained and coached by the best specialists in the game, and he still has zero pocket presence. he’s not neutral, or even mediocre- his pocket presence is terrible. guys don’t spend their entire lives receiving world class coaching on pocket presence, suck at it, and then suddenly get “taught” to have pocket presence in the pros, where everything is twice as fast and 10x more complicated. if someone could teach quinn ewers pocket presence it would have happened by now.

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