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Adam Brzeck
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ALPHAGRIZ1 said:
Agree with Alpha here. I teach shooting for the Air Force. What makes a good shooter is doing everything with consistency. However, if you are consistenly crappy, you will remain consistently crappy. The same applies to a QB and there mechanics. You can change your machanics and improve your accuracy thru repetition in the short game, but when it comes down to streching the field, I believe you either got or you don't. McKinney can throw the ball along ways, just can't throw it to anyone. JJ's arm was not very strong for long throws either, remember against' Sam houston his last pass to jabin, one foot short.
OptimusPrime said:
Ohhh yeah, Gustafson (esp with Brzczeck gone) is really the only QB that has good mid/deep accuracy and a strong arm. It's not the same level but when I saw Brady playing in the system he looked like how Brock Osweiler did at ASU. Was mobile but not looking to run much but create space with his feet. In fall camp I saw him keep a zone read and run in a TD (against the freshman defense though). He'll make stuff happen with his legs but he's not going to pile up the rushing yards.
casewinter13
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Alpha...That moronic comment has officially disqualified you from ever contributing anything of value to a conversation regarding athletics...ever...wow...just wow
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AZGrizFan said:
We are going to have to agree to disagree then. McKinney did not show the ability to hit anything but a swing pass. He was innaccurate on a 7 hard hitch. He was worse on the out patterns. I just did not see him able to make the passes needed. We need to get over the idea that we need a "dual threat" quarteback to run the spread. The spread comes in many varieties and does not need a running quarterback to run it. I would rather have a smart, strong armed quarterback that can make all the throws and has the ability to keep a defense honest with the threat of a mid range to down field throw than what we had last year.
Good point. Unless you're a Peyton Manning or a Colin Kaepernick, leave the play calling to the coaches. After all, they're the ones who will lose their jobs, not you. Adjustments to a play, ok, but for example deciding to go for it on 4th down instead of the punt the coaches call for, forget it.griz5700 said:
What a QB is allowed & not allowed to do should be very clear between a coach & a QB before a season ever starts.
Hey, I have an idea. Let's have a long debate about whether or not Adam Brzeczek should have played more last year. Whaddya say, guys?
BWahlberg said:
Oh well, at least I spelled his name right!
Whether he had a chance and blew it or was never given a chance is irrelevant at this point. He has apparently made his decision and I wish him well in his future endeavors.
As far as McKinney vs. whoever, time will tell. I do believe you can improve mechanics and with that improve accuracy. What I saw a number of times last year was that McKinney's problem was not accuracy as much as loft and touch. He seemed to feel that he could thread the proverbial needle on many of his passes rather than putting a little more air under them. That certainly can be improved with mechanics and practice.
As far as McKinney vs. whoever, time will tell. I do believe you can improve mechanics and with that improve accuracy. What I saw a number of times last year was that McKinney's problem was not accuracy as much as loft and touch. He seemed to feel that he could thread the proverbial needle on many of his passes rather than putting a little more air under them. That certainly can be improved with mechanics and practice.
