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re: X and O on how to stop JFF. What would consultants/coach types say
Posted on 9/9/13 at 4:56 pm to Jobu93
Posted on 9/9/13 at 4:56 pm to Jobu93
Gotcha.
I can see how hard it would be to keep disciplined that long. Some of JFF's plays take forever. Players may be thinking "hell by now I our last chance, I better dive at him" - then he is gone.
Interesting stuff.
So basically the scheme is likely the same, I'm sure with different wrinkles. But likely working a lot on discipline and not letting field break down. Which he loves.
I can see how hard it would be to keep disciplined that long. Some of JFF's plays take forever. Players may be thinking "hell by now I our last chance, I better dive at him" - then he is gone.
Interesting stuff.
So basically the scheme is likely the same, I'm sure with different wrinkles. But likely working a lot on discipline and not letting field break down. Which he loves.
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Posted on 9/9/13 at 5:05 pm to WreckingCrue
Its his ability to throw strikes against his body and off balance consistently that makes him a true freak to me.
That second it takes most qbs to get there legs under them lets say running left and setting to throw right is the difference a lot. JFF just lets it fly kinda jump kicks for power. But the throw gap is closed if you stop to set feet. That isn't talked about enough. That is an amazing part of his game. Other guys do it some. But get picked mostly. JFF does it all the time
That goes back to the other thread. Sumlin let him do this.
There is a chance we find the first NFL team willing to let a guy throw off balance a lot.
That second it takes most qbs to get there legs under them lets say running left and setting to throw right is the difference a lot. JFF just lets it fly kinda jump kicks for power. But the throw gap is closed if you stop to set feet. That isn't talked about enough. That is an amazing part of his game. Other guys do it some. But get picked mostly. JFF does it all the time
That goes back to the other thread. Sumlin let him do this.
There is a chance we find the first NFL team willing to let a guy throw off balance a lot.
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