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Posted on 8/1/14 at 3:46 pm to AllBamaDoesIsWin
Posted on 8/1/14 at 3:46 pm to AllBamaDoesIsWin
What is insane is that he is flicking his wrists and just being fluid trying to go through the motions to get on the same timing with the receivers. When Cooper, White, and Foster start running fly routes at 4.3 speed and he puts some juice on it with his body into it... Thats going to be fun to watch whether they catch it or not. That threat alone where he basically can't under throw anyone is something we haven't had since Croyle. Brodie had an NFL arm, but shite receivers and OL play. DJ Hall was good, but not NFL good. Jimbo wasn't overhyping the kids arm strength. Every fan likes to praise their starting QB, but alabama fan or not, I don't think you can look anyone in the eyes and say that kid doesn't have the strongest arm in the SEC and arguably in the nation.
He gets some of those throws down, gets in timing with the receivers, and uses his wheels the right way at 6'5" 230. He is playing himself into being a better physical QB than McCarron. I don't think he will probably reach AJ's mental potential before he leaves Alabama, but if he gets his confidence built, there are going to be a lot of ranters really panicking and eating some serious crow.
He gets some of those throws down, gets in timing with the receivers, and uses his wheels the right way at 6'5" 230. He is playing himself into being a better physical QB than McCarron. I don't think he will probably reach AJ's mental potential before he leaves Alabama, but if he gets his confidence built, there are going to be a lot of ranters really panicking and eating some serious crow.
This post was edited on 8/1/14 at 3:49 pm
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Posted on 8/1/14 at 3:50 pm to Recruitingjunkie
It's definitely a cannon. Imagine a deep ball to someone like OJ Howard. You're talking speed and then a big 6'6" target going up and snagging a beauty down the field.
And we're only talking about his arm. He can make plays with his feet too. That's something AJ (who WAS criminally underrated at avoiding pressure) didn't give us.
Bateman looked solid in his video too.
Sims looked in rhythm. His balls seem to have less life than Coker's. Obviously he doesn't have the arm that Coker has. I don't think Sims should start (though I'm not qualified to make that decision), but I'd like to see him get a package where he can get just a few snaps a game. Give him the option to run or pass. The only thing if he does start, I think that takes away the threat of a deep assault that Coker provides.
And we're only talking about his arm. He can make plays with his feet too. That's something AJ (who WAS criminally underrated at avoiding pressure) didn't give us.
Bateman looked solid in his video too.
Sims looked in rhythm. His balls seem to have less life than Coker's. Obviously he doesn't have the arm that Coker has. I don't think Sims should start (though I'm not qualified to make that decision), but I'd like to see him get a package where he can get just a few snaps a game. Give him the option to run or pass. The only thing if he does start, I think that takes away the threat of a deep assault that Coker provides.
Posted on 8/1/14 at 3:52 pm to Recruitingjunkie
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He gets some of those throws down, gets in timing with the receivers, and uses his wheels the right way at 6'5" 230. He is playing himself into being a better physical QB than McCarron. I don't think he will probably reach AJ's mental potential before he leaves Alabama, but if he gets his confidence built, there are going to be a lot of ranters really panicking and eating some serious crow.
Of course. But to clarify for the lurking Aubies and Corndogs, we're only talking potential. Those of us here haven't been overhyping like you'd probably see on Tidefans or Woolly. We're only talking about what he has the potential to be. We're not saying that's what he will be.
Posted on 8/1/14 at 4:37 pm to Recruitingjunkie
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I don't think he will probably reach AJ's mental potential before he leaves Alabama,
I hope so because AJ got exposed last year. It was evident AJ's success was do to the talent on the OL and around him. Last year when our OL was bad it exposed AJ as someone who easily broke under pressure. Way to many mistakes like throwing off backfoot, eyeing down his WR before the snap, etc.
I do agree on the arm and not underthrowing passes. Way to many last year where the WR had to stop or slow down to get the ball. AJ did know the plays and had great timing on the shorter routes where Coker may have to adjust some of the zing he puts on it.
The real question is can he command the respect of his team mates out there. Another thing I think that hindered AJ last year. A lot of me when the team was successful and a lot out of them when it was not.
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