QBS Special Edition: Peyton Manning
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
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Full breakdown on Patreon was incredible. Football IQ and anticipation is off the charts.
Thanks, Michael.
Kurt Warner's good years (maybe a little on why the bad years happened) would be heaven
Ever since that 06 Championship game Peyton Manning(the goat) owned the patriots in the playoffs.
He does have a winning record against Brady in AFC championship games
Just too cool. Outstanding. I could watch these for days...
Glad you like them!
The timing on the Demaryius Thomas play and Julius Thomas play with Welker is incredible. The safety or nickel corner man covering Welker is having to keep an eye on Manning as part of his coverage. As soon as Welker sticks his route and comes out of his break, Thomas (either one depending on the play) are just a second or to from their respective break and heading downfield. Whether Manning threw that ball to Welker or Thomas, the ball would be released at the exact same moment. That is how you beat man coverage. He was the best ever at it.
Surprisingly, they're not many videos analyzing one the greatest QB's of all time. Please do many more. The younger generation must understand how great he was, even if it was only in the regular season.
The game he showed was a playoff game lol Not just any playoff game, a championship game..... Fuk outta here lol
@@solemn-man3170 The LOB would like to know your location.
@@ichigo449 he statistically performed significantly better than the average QB against that defense. The LOB allowed 3.19 adjusted net yards per attempt on average, and Peyton had 4.18 in SB 48.
Definitely keep doing the legends! This would do great on an ESPN show
As a Colts fan I'm proud that we had him in Indy a majority of his career
As a Broncos fan I am glad you let him go too soon.
@@steviesevieria1868 it wasn't too early per se. I'm glad for Peyton's sake that we let him go, because we wouldn't have been able to give him the support to be as successful as he was in Denver. Irsay made the right call to take Luck and start over. It was a W for everyone imo
@@JoshBerger4 well it was a win for the Broncos, as far as the Colts go, who cares?
As a life long Colts fan I'm just going to say this, Peyton's best years were in Denver. I feel like the man had waaaaay less pressure there.... And had a beast in Demaryius Thomas
Agreed 100% and also diehard Colts fan... yes even though he was a better player with the Colts and with the Colts his life was on the line every single night.... he had so much pressure on him no matter what stage the game is in.... and if special teams fumble then it’s on Peyton, if the kicker missed a field goal it all comes back on Peyton... In Denver he had so much more team support and it took that load off of him.... I like Peyton because I love the cerebral aspect of his game and the Ex’s and O’s...... his single season 55 TD’s record may not ever get broken... Do you know how smart you have to be in order to throw 55 TDS..... you have to know Defenses, schemes, defensive coordinators tendencies, offensive concepts, game time situations, calling plays, calling protections, audibles, player personnel, route concepts, dummie plays the list goes on
He actually had a defense in Denver
3 years late to your comment, but no. I watched every snap Peyton ever took. His best year was 2009. He was at his peak.
Why did people think Demaryius Thomas was overrated
His hands were super inconsistent
Peyton Manning.
@@TheQBSchool that too lol
He was super inconsistent, and only really performed when he had Peyton teaching him the tricks of route running while also throwing perfect passes to him during games.
Peyton three for 400 yards in that AFC Championship game, and was the only QB to ever do that against a Belichick defense in a playoff game.
what a great friday treat -- a breakdown of my favorite player ever! hope quarantine is treating you alright, brother!
Two things here I have questions about. Is that concept on the TD what has morphed into the RPO in the 2022 NFL? Like "why not give the RB the exploit if the safety doesn't bite the PA"? And also you mentioned Manning always lined up his throws from behind the center. Is that concidental to the pass pro? Is the pass pro purposely designed to align to his drift? Does he choose his drift in relation to the slide? Does ANYONE else do or even teach that?
Nice vid! Love the channel
Appreciate it!
On the first play if he pump faked it to Manny he could have hit the WR up top for a TD, not sure if Manning still had the arm for it or not though.
You should do one on Lincoln Riley’s offense and how it works so well :)
I have done Hurts.
did you accidentally share the patreon video to the channel earlier today? i was just watching the 1+hour video of this
Yup.
On the last play, the fake outside zone, how does Peyton know not to give the ball to the RB and throw it to his WR ? Is that the play call from the get go ? Or does he have to read the 4th defender ? Cuz it sure looks like Peyton didn't even look at that 4th defender !
Keep up the great work JT !!
Called play action.
Hey JT! I love you content! What camera do you use?
thanks in vid description
@@TheQBSchool oh lol now I feel silly! Thanks man
Oh hell yeah 🔥🔥
This is more of a Demaryius Thomas showcase
The Sherrif!👮🏼♂️
Close your eyes and it sounds like Bert Kreischer
Can you take a look at and do a review of tua's virtual pro day video please?
Doubt it.
I was going to ask if it was poor form to ask you to review one of your contemporaries but seeing as you did Peyton, I was wondering if you could do Chad Pennington - I find him super interesting as he was a starter for many years not pro bowl level or anything like that but a solid long term starter despite having middling athleticism, and a really "weak" arm. I'm intersted how he overcame the physical limitations and how coaches and scheme helped compensate for lack of arm strength
Prob not going to do CP. But maybe someday.
@@TheQBSchool Thanks for the response anyway man, your content is super. The explanations are on point not too complex but not too simplified. Makes it easy to grasp the concepts. For a pleb like me who has never played organised football but enjoys the nuances it's super fun to see why plays work and why plays fail.
JT does anybody ever contact you about copyright infringements? I made a video about Tyreek Hill, using Game Pass footage, and some random UA-cam account contacted me telling me to take it down. How do I get around that?
Yes. You don’t.
You should maybe do a video on what made Eli Manning great too, maybe? That would be great.
I have short ones.
Easy, the Giant's defense.
1. Michael Strahan
2. Playing the game of his life in 2011
Hey I’d love to see Tyrod Taylor. I feel from what I’ve seen, he’s not a bad QB. But he gets trashed on a lot. Curious to see what film says.
Can you do one on Jim McMahon?
JAMESBONG100 no one would be interested. Except you & me
No
Although remind me in a livestream and I’ll tell a Jim story.
If you join the patreon community, do you get any privileges (badges emoticons) on the chat in the Q & A channel.
Nope. Two different things. Although, some do both. Memberships start at $1.99 a month.
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And then got absoutley thrashed by seattle
Yo JT, Peyton or Tom Brady, who you got?
I’m a huge Peyton Manning fan and obviously not a fan of Brady... Peyton is guy all day long... HOWEVER game on the line playoffs or super bowl, 4th qtr down by 4 with 2 mins left and needing 87 yards with a TD.. “ remember your down 4 so a field goal won’t work “ is this critical game situation for all the marbles then it has to be Brady... Brady is a better player in those playoffs gms or Super Bowl situations
Peyton is my favorite player but there’s a big downfall in his game.... Peyton Manning is a perfectionist and everything is precise and orderly and in those playoffs and super bowl moments there comes a point when the game gets screwed up... wether it’s a interception or fumble like in the SB against Seattle when the ball got snapped over his head.... because Peyton is a perfectionist he needs things to go according to plan and once things start to alter his plan then he’s not the same player.. I think sometimes he relies too much on studying and reading the book instead of just going out there and going to the playground and saying ok can you stop me ok stop this... in this situation he relies to much on the books instead of going out there with will and determination and saying ok heres what Im going to do so can you stop it
There comes a point when things aren’t gonna go according to plan and you have to embrace it and overcome it... overall Peyton Manning is Peyton Manning and he usually wins but those tight playoff and super bowl moments you can definitely rattle him a bit and Tom Brady in those moments you can’t rattle him
Instincts over paranoia.. Peyton is paranoid when this are screwed up rather than going with instincts... most of the time Peyton is Peyton but it’s those post season moments he struggles with
Hey you offer a covid stimulus package for your patreon account? I'm broke J.T.
Ken Cranston 😂
Lmmfao