This is a perfect breakdown. This is what breakdowns are supposed to be. Jimmy took dialog between two people on the field and pieced together a story. Wonderful. 10 outta 10
this is why jomboy is the best sports media. instead of just getting on a coach for being harsh on his players, he shows that the coach is 100% in the right. going for accuracy on the story rather than a reactionary take that will get clicks. jomboy 4l
honestly i would then know i had a smart fucking coach, proves his point, while giving him another perspective also pointing out the flaws showing him its not a personal attack and that its a legitimate coaching point
I have a book from 1967 called _The Making of a Rookie_ that covers the rookie seasons of several greats from that era, one of whom is Paul Warfield. He mentions being taught to stay on his feet to catch passes unless he has no choice but to jump for the ball. If you watch Warfield's highlights you can see that he almost never jumps for catches. Warfield is a hall-of-famer, so there's probably something to that "don't jump" business.
Oh, so it's received wisdom? Just cause people have been doing it for a long time it doesn't mean it's right. If you could make diving catches consistentently you would be very very difficult to defend. Maybe he cares more about developing his skills for a future nfl career than listening to the advice of some dinosaur who is getting paid way more than him and who learned his football in a time when the players were much slower but played way more physically. Back in the day you'd get your head taken off if you were jumping around at every ball you saw, but the game done changed; the rules have been changed to give WRs way more protection so maybe this is a traditional belief that's ready to die
L take. Like you got a point, but this ain't the case. If your feet ain't on the ground, you ARE slowing down. Jumping is available great skill for a wr, but you are no longer in control of your body or landing. DBS will move you out of bounds, it's clearly unnecessary in these plays, AND when it is necessary, it's poorly executed. Game time ain't the time for practicing new stuff. Jumping to catch is something to fix in little league and high school. It's a common problem, and yes it is a problem. @@tenaciousdarcy
Yeah i went my whole high school career playing without any prescription and really only solidified myself as a good defender as I had catching problems. Never really occurred to me but I have 20/40 vision without glasses and it definitely was the main reason I had catching problems.
I was thinking that OR maybe the guy has eyesight issues and struggles with depth perception? Wouldn’t it be crazy if this guy has gotten to an elite level in college and just needs contacts or something!
A lot of us LSU fans have said Quit Jumping when Hilton was in spring training. Jump and you slow down your speed, sometimes you must jump but most times it’s not necessary.
I'm not sure if you've noticed, but a lot of fans are idiots! Jumping or diving is absolutely faster, but only you can't wind up too much and it only gains speed for a fraction of a second. If you don't time it perfectly you will absolutely slow yourself down though. $20 says that in the next twenty years, WRs will get so good at diving catches that they will have to make rule changes to address it
Me too, Astigmatism. I love baseball the most of all the sports, but even with glasses, I could not hit or catch a pop-up, so I ended up lettering in Football (lineman), Wrestling and Track (throwing Disk and Shot)...
I'll wrestle you right now. You think you're a MLB player, a 3x ncaa champ and WWE superstar? Would you rather I take you down 15 times in the first period or pin you in the first? Up to you.
I hope he didn't compete in those races where they had to jump over the horses. Or else, something tells me he tripped over a lot of them coming down too early haha.
For those wondering if this is an actual thing, it is in football and I’ve seen it in baseball too. Basically it’s a lack of discipline thing. Player does this as an instinct to “stabilize” his vision so they can focus on the ball in order to catch it. Takes a lot of reps and confidence to get rid of this habit.
I remember wanting to always jump to catch the ball in middle school flag football, if that counts for anything. Guess that's the only reason I didn't make the HS team.
@@jadar9356 Nah, most of those throws are fine (one way overthrown, which is OK because it can't be intercepted. One to the goal post is a good spot, but he was not in position to make the catch at all.)
Great breakdown! Scotty Miller used to do the same thing. Tom Brady would be seen screaming at him because he would jump for every ball - even balls that he could catch in stride.
I saw a Devante Adams video , where he said to maximize the ground he covers, he always aims to use his hands at the very last second (extending arms slows you down). He also does this so the defender can’t tell the ball is coming until it’s too late.
@@Jdizzle-lv6of jumping to get the ball at it’s highest point and jumping at the wrong time are two different things. This receiver has a bad sense of timing and understanding of “highest point”
Makes me wonder if he has a prescription in his visor and if yes, whether it’s a current prescription. And in case anyone asks, yes you can get a prescription in your visor, Oakley eye shields/visors are produced where Oakley eyeglasses are made.
its either he genuinely is miss timing his jumps(shouldnt be jumping at all half the time), and needs to work on it. Or he's jumping for NFL scouts, and a highlight reel. The jumping has been an issue all season.
Are you seriously blaming the bad passes on his lack of timing? Doesn't matter what kind of pass it is if he's jumping and landing before the ball gets near him. Never seen someone try to defend a wr for that lol.
@@marcusmcgraw3519he’s a huge receiver lmao if he used his body in any way instead of trying to dive and jump around he would easily catch the ball over these dbs or draw a flag
He might have an eyesight issue. But I think it's something else. Almost seems like he wants to make highlight catches/afraid of getting hit. I think it's a bit of both. Trying to have highlight catches on some of them deep passes and the short throws trying to elevate his head and torso above the defenders target area. But alot of comments suggesting glasses could be right. I bet this breakdown by Jimmy will have an impact on dude working to fix his jumping early problem
@@kenw2225 Can't get lit up in the back of the end zone. It looks like his depth perception is off. He's early every single time on every single attempt he misses like that.
He jumps like he thinks he has a 60 inch vertical. Great breakdown. You know who always time their jumps well? Larry Fitzgerald, Randy Moss, Lynn Swann.
god, one of my earliest memories of playing football in the 6th grade was getting yelled at for jumping at balls thrown my way. How is it 20 something years later i still remember the angry look qb gave me and the coach telling me to stop because even with a ladder i was never getting even close lmao
That guy probably never could have imagined when he woke up today that Jimmy was going to give him a starring role in his next video. Now, he will always be known as "The Jumper."
@@DanStrayer He did with the Pats right? Obv not the undefeated year but one of the other years? If true that's a staggering stat. edit holy dear god you're right
Also idk if yall have ever played as WR but jumping stabilizes your vision. It makes it easier to see the ball while still having some forwards momentum. Also because you're in the air the momentum of the ball is dampened so it's less likely to bounce off you. There are legit reasons to jump for the ball even while open. That being said: If you arent catching the ball and you're mis timing your jumps all you're doing is presenting a difficult target for your QB because if he expects you to jump he's gonna throw it a little high every time. Especially if you're a deep ball kinda WR they will just pitch that shiii out as long and high as possible so jumping every reception is logical. However it makes you a 1 trick pony and you look stupid dropping the short ball. If you cant make those short receptions 10/10 times you're a scrub. If it's because your technique is messing up the QB targeting, that's 100% on you. How should he know where to throw? If you hit a pass to the chest and they jump it's gonna be low af. If you go head level and they DONT jump it's high but why jump on some short ball? QB clearly knows he jumps so he gives it to him high but he cant make the play. It's extremely poor fundamentals. Source: Elementary school football wideout. This stuff is basic basic. Presenting a good consistent target for the QB is everything.
2:36 there are 2 passes in a row, thrown right at his helmet, where he jumps to make the catch. Anybody that played receiver at a young age knows this jump, it's the "my arms can't go above my head because my shoulder pads and helmet are in the way" jump to try to get the ball toward the chest to make the catch easier. The best way to fix this jump is tp get a smaller, thinner helmet with less padding and paper thin shoulder pads to give your arms full range of motion. Combine that with the modern allowing the ball to hit you in the chest technique of catching, this jump makes perfect sense. Qb needs to pass to him in the numbers. Qbs fault.
Well, I think what a lot of people disregard is that many players actually want to be coached hard...they want someone to get in their face and tell them where they need to improve. See the comments made after the Bears fired Shane Waldron.
I'm old. I was able to go to 49ers training camps in the early 80s (about 20-30 fans hanging out about 20 feet off the practice field, we could see and hear everything) and heard Bill Walsh rant at receivers all the time about "don't jump to catch!". One in particular was him going up to a WR after a rep and asking him how he was supposed to run the route and when he got to where he was supposed to catch the ball Walsh said something like "it's all about quick and fast, it's timing, you make the cut, you catch the ball AS YOU PLANT AND CUT UPFIELD ... How can you plant a foot that is in the air? Don't jump to catch the ball. It makes you slower and it makes you easier to tackle and it makes me mad." Walsh was quick to cut players who couldn't learn.
@MichaelSmith-kr9qw I think it was 3 different locations before I stopped going after Siefert left. 1978 was the first camp I went to. My favorite Rice tidbit was Joe telling him that he would throw to the number on Jerry's chest where there was an opening to turn and run up field. So if Jerry saw an opening over Jerry's left shoulder, Joe would hit the zero on Jerry's chest. If the opening was over Jerry's right shoulder, he would hit the eight. That's how accurate Joe was as a thrower and Jerry was as a router and the level of communication they had.
Great video. First video that I've seen where someone actually get to the point of why Kelly got mad. He's not looking Kelly in the eye. Look him in the eye and talk to him like a man. I don't think Kelly was in the wrong.
This is a perfect breakdown. This is what breakdowns are supposed to be. Jimmy took dialog between two people on the field and pieced together a story. Wonderful. 10 outta 10
Love me some Jomboy. Great work as always Jimmy
He only does it for your out of ten score. He and everyone else can now rest easy knowing you approve.
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@@powerboon2k damn man. Who hurt you?
Watch Debo catch those passes he just backs up
this is why jomboy is the best sports media. instead of just getting on a coach for being harsh on his players, he shows that the coach is 100% in the right. going for accuracy on the story rather than a reactionary take that will get clicks. jomboy 4l
BK is still a terrible coach and terrible man manager
Imagine going to film session and coach just plays a Jomboy breakdown. 😭
Honestly may be exactly what he needs to get the point. Dude thinks he's Randy Moss and has to jump each target
At this point, I imagine that coaches at least know that this channel exists.
honestly i would then know i had a smart fucking coach, proves his point, while giving him another perspective also pointing out the flaws showing him its not a personal attack and that its a legitimate coaching point
@@KENTROVERSY86 I hope that kid sees this cause yeah. He's got talent, but I'm with the coach all the way "wtf are u doing out there..."
Things like this get you benched. Coaches don't have time to repeat the same instructions each game. Muscle memory is hard to get rid of though.
I have a book from 1967 called _The Making of a Rookie_ that covers the rookie seasons of several greats from that era, one of whom is Paul Warfield. He mentions being taught to stay on his feet to catch passes unless he has no choice but to jump for the ball. If you watch Warfield's highlights you can see that he almost never jumps for catches.
Warfield is a hall-of-famer, so there's probably something to that "don't jump" business.
Wow 1967!?
@nathanr8796 Yep. The book covers Warfield, Jim Hart, Bubba Smith, and Gale Sayers.
Yeah, he’s just trying to be a hot dog like a lot of this generation.
Oh, so it's received wisdom? Just cause people have been doing it for a long time it doesn't mean it's right. If you could make diving catches consistentently you would be very very difficult to defend.
Maybe he cares more about developing his skills for a future nfl career than listening to the advice of some dinosaur who is getting paid way more than him and who learned his football in a time when the players were much slower but played way more physically.
Back in the day you'd get your head taken off if you were jumping around at every ball you saw, but the game done changed; the rules have been changed to give WRs way more protection so maybe this is a traditional belief that's ready to die
L take. Like you got a point, but this ain't the case. If your feet ain't on the ground, you ARE slowing down. Jumping is available great skill for a wr, but you are no longer in control of your body or landing. DBS will move you out of bounds, it's clearly unnecessary in these plays, AND when it is necessary, it's poorly executed. Game time ain't the time for practicing new stuff. Jumping to catch is something to fix in little league and high school. It's a common problem, and yes it is a problem. @@tenaciousdarcy
I couldn't believe it but he really does jump every single opportunity, even when he's wide open 😂
I think we just saw he doesn't do what you say. If you can't watch a short video and recount what you saw ....
It’s an exaggeration, but he does jump a lot more than he needs to
Habit
He’s trying too hard to make a highlight
He just hasn't quite got down the timing...Needs more practice.
This was one of my favorite breakdown videos in a while, very entertaining and informative. Awesome video!
The receiver probably genuinely needs glasses, His depth perception is off, probably is embarrassed to admit it tbh
I can't see well, and I said the same thing concerning his sight or lack there of
I seen the kelly in the bowl this morning. Wwoosh !
It has been so noticeably bad that I hope for his sake you're right.
Yeah i went my whole high school career playing without any prescription and really only solidified myself as a good defender as I had catching problems. Never really occurred to me but I have 20/40 vision without glasses and it definitely was the main reason I had catching problems.
@@matteomclaughlin4090contact lenses??
I learned how to time my jump sometime before 10 years old. How can you be a Division 1 WR and not have this skill.
the kid problem needs glasses or something cuz its probably a depth perception issue
He's nervous
His problem is he needs to just not jump and see how that goes his injury is probably jumping related too…
whens the last time you ran at full speed?
Not only is he a jumper, he can’t even time it right
Thats the main thing more so then the Jumping its the timing. If he times it right he would be making these catches.
Get him Ricky Vaughn's glasses.
@@chasman9662100%
Doesn’t even have a good vertical either 😅
They call him "Mr. Early." He's single, ladies!
This was the first video I've seen on your channel. You've got a new subscriber.
I think he's trying to make highlight plays, but they end up lowlights on Jomboy. Love it.
#WooPig
Yep, wants to be Randy Moss.
Going to make the same comment. I agree.
I was thinking that OR maybe the guy has eyesight issues and struggles with depth perception? Wouldn’t it be crazy if this guy has gotten to an elite level in college and just needs contacts or something!
@@andrewogden1480 like the ben simmons theory that he can’t shoot because of his eyesight
A lot of us LSU fans have said Quit Jumping when Hilton was in spring training. Jump and you slow down your speed, sometimes you must jump but most times it’s not necessary.
I'm not sure if you've noticed, but a lot of fans are idiots!
Jumping or diving is absolutely faster, but only you can't wind up too much and it only gains speed for a fraction of a second. If you don't time it perfectly you will absolutely slow yourself down though.
$20 says that in the next twenty years, WRs will get so good at diving catches that they will have to make rule changes to address it
This is the level of content that made me fall in love with the channel at the start. Thank you!
He perhaps says “who do you think you are” because the jumping reminds too much of Odell
Had the same issue when i was a kid. Turns out my depth perception was so bad i didnt know when to jump.
Me too, Astigmatism. I love baseball the most of all the sports, but even with glasses, I could not hit or catch a pop-up, so I ended up lettering in Football (lineman), Wrestling and Track (throwing Disk and Shot)...
I'll wrestle you right now. You think you're a MLB player, a 3x ncaa champ and WWE superstar? Would you rather I take you down 15 times in the first period or pin you in the first? Up to you.
@ ?????
@@kenw2225what are you smoking ?
he’s a d1 we he should have elite depth perception 🤦🏻♂️
Of importance: Chris Hilton Jr was also a lauded track and field athlete in high school. He competed in the high jump primarily.
I hope he didn't compete in those races where they had to jump over the horses. Or else, something tells me he tripped over a lot of them coming down too early haha.
For those wondering if this is an actual thing, it is in football and I’ve seen it in baseball too. Basically it’s a lack of discipline thing. Player does this as an instinct to “stabilize” his vision so they can focus on the ball in order to catch it. Takes a lot of reps and confidence to get rid of this habit.
I remember wanting to always jump to catch the ball in middle school flag football, if that counts for anything. Guess that's the only reason I didn't make the HS team.
Soriano on the cubs had this issue
I had this exact habit when I used to play. The kids on my team nicknamed me “Bouncy” because I’d always bounce on the ground after the catch 😅
yeah I was a "jumper" too. Coaches pointed it out on first day of practice, "oh you're a jumper huh? We'll take care of that." And they did
He may not have good depth perception, or he is young and not used to the pace of the college game
This puts the Kelly clip in a completely different light. People were calling for his head over this
My college coach was 100x harsher. This is nothing.
Ppl who dont know anything about sports are the ones calling for his head.
“He keeps jumping Jerry!”
“He’s a jumper!”
“Not a fan of the jumping!”
“Not jumping for the jumpers?”
“I’m not jumping, Jerry! I’m not jumping!”
Hayden Christensen?
one of your best, great history and finding that footage. wtg bro
The problem is not that he keeps jumping, it's the fact that he's HORRIBLE at timing his jumps lol!
Kelly could be bringing that up too, but we won’t know unless they are honest about it.
Might be QB trajectory too
The jumping is a problem. But timing is clearly bad too.
@@jadar9356 Nah, most of those throws are fine (one way overthrown, which is OK because it can't be intercepted. One to the goal post is a good spot, but he was not in position to make the catch at all.)
Great breakdown! Scotty Miller used to do the same thing. Tom Brady would be seen screaming at him because he would jump for every ball - even balls that he could catch in stride.
Vernon Davis was a jumper too
I saw a Devante Adams video , where he said to maximize the ground he covers, he always aims to use his hands at the very last second (extending arms slows you down). He also does this so the defender can’t tell the ball is coming until it’s too late.
Davante
@ same shit bro who cares, people know who I was referring to, corrected it just for you.
I've also heard receivers to catch the ball at the highest possible point. Meaning you would have to jump
@@Jdizzle-lv6of jumping to get the ball at it’s highest point and jumping at the wrong time are two different things. This receiver has a bad sense of timing and understanding of “highest point”
@@mambo6365 You don't need to start crying. If you're gonna write someone's name it isn't hard to take 5 seconds to google how it's spelled
Fantastic commentary! Thanks!
I think my dude might just need a pair of glasses. Like Charlie Sheen in Major League
Yeah it wouldn't surprise me either, vision is bad
That was my first thought as well.
Makes me wonder if he has a prescription in his visor and if yes, whether it’s a current prescription.
And in case anyone asks, yes you can get a prescription in your visor, Oakley eye shields/visors are produced where Oakley eyeglasses are made.
@@bxj7614 they aren’t able to make prescription visors yet no?
lol just what i thought, his depth perception might be off
3:05 He jumped like a ballerina!!! LOL!!!! 😂😂😂
its either he genuinely is miss timing his jumps(shouldnt be jumping at all half the time), and needs to work on it. Or he's jumping for NFL scouts, and a highlight reel. The jumping has been an issue all season.
had the same thought
Either way his timing is off. He clearly has every tool to be good when watching.
I don’t think NFL scouts want to see him jumping every play.. that shows lack of technique and composure
@@Jojo-u6c every tool except the ability to catch the football consistently
@herpiegerbstick6808 Yeah, but, is that really that important of a tool for a receiver to have?
(Yes)
This is something coach surely sees in practice. Its not only about catching balls. It is about safety. Coach wants him successful and healthy.
This video was awesome. Well done and nice investigative work!
This guy's got future DB written all over him
Are you seriously blaming him for overthrown passes?
@@marcusmcgraw3519the guy is trash
Are you seriously blaming the bad passes on his lack of timing? Doesn't matter what kind of pass it is if he's jumping and landing before the ball gets near him. Never seen someone try to defend a wr for that lol.
@@kenw2225 of course I am. He's adjusting to try to make a play anyways if the ball is overthrown. He likely wouldn't get it anyways
@@marcusmcgraw3519he’s a huge receiver lmao if he used his body in any way instead of trying to dive and jump around he would easily catch the ball over these dbs or draw a flag
Great breakdown! Awesome video!
I think he probably needs glasses or contacts. seems like that could explain the timing issue. he definitely jumps way too much
That's what I was thinking, his depth perception might be messed up
He might have an eyesight issue. But I think it's something else. Almost seems like he wants to make highlight catches/afraid of getting hit. I think it's a bit of both. Trying to have highlight catches on some of them deep passes and the short throws trying to elevate his head and torso above the defenders target area. But alot of comments suggesting glasses could be right. I bet this breakdown by Jimmy will have an impact on dude working to fix his jumping early problem
If he’s wearing the eye shield he probably already wears contacts
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wow I remember him not fully extending at 5:28 this makes so much sense now. The guy is overthinking it or something idk
Glasses.
@@johnsmith1474Absolutely can't see the ball properly. Get the man an optometrist.
I've watched thousands of college games and in my opinion, he stinks. Plus he's not coachable.
I don't think it's glasses. I think he's scared to get lit up. And he's trying to make highlight catches . But bad eyesight is my 3rd guess.
@@kenw2225 Can't get lit up in the back of the end zone. It looks like his depth perception is off. He's early every single time on every single attempt he misses like that.
His timing at the end reminded me of Judge’s bad timing of the ball in center field. 😂
Poor dude keeps getting caught by the lag, his game time latency is like 200
1 v 1 him tho!
naw he's early, he needs a worse connection so the lag helps him!
He jumps like he thinks he has a 60 inch vertical. Great breakdown.
You know who always time their jumps well? Larry Fitzgerald, Randy Moss, Lynn Swann.
Van Wilder Curtis Armstrong - "We got a jumper" 😂😂😂
bro got a free film session by jomboy
It only cost him his dignity
Wait are you joking at 3:59 because that ball is at his waistline lol there's literally no way he could jump for it 😂
That layover of Jimmy and Coach might be the best one yet.🤣🤣
Great work Jom!
This feels like the wide receiver version of the yips.
god, one of my earliest memories of playing football in the 6th grade was getting yelled at for jumping at balls thrown my way. How is it 20 something years later i still remember the angry look qb gave me and the coach telling me to stop because even with a ladder i was never getting even close lmao
It's not "never jump." It's "stop jumping for no reason."
Master class breakdown
4:55 #14 is inches away from a neck snapper
Only a matter of time before someone gets seriously injured or worse from a goal post. They really should find a way to back them up.
@@Nsamity Mike Williams broke his neck in college when he hit the goal post
Outstanding work Jimmy. As always
back during backyard football my 12 year old bff had this same issue. funny to see it pop up on a semi-pro level.
That's gold, Jomboy! Gold.
That guy probably never could have imagined when he woke up today that Jimmy was going to give him a starring role in his next video. Now, he will always be known as "The Jumper."
Almost all of those were overthrows. What the heck does Kelly want him to do? Lol
FR, it looks like he's used to them being overthrows so he just habitually jumps now
I literally laughed out loud at the first jump from yhe A&M game. Perfectly called out by Jimmy.
2:26 looks like he’s singing YMCA 🙆♂️😂
Jomboy over here giving nfl scouts every reason to not draft the kid 😂😂😂 such a good breakdown and history of 4 sentences
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Awesome Break Down 💪🏻
Jimmy is an oasis of brilliance among the vast desert wasteland that is UA-cam sports channels. These breakdowns are awesome.
crazy as fuck how you can see it come down on his fingers. He's just SO EARLY. like my boys playing ThenShow for the first time lmao
I can binge these videos for hours!
🎶 He's a jumper, he's a track star!!!!🎶
Dude is trying to look like Randy Moss every catch he makes but he ends up looking more like Nelson Agholor
Agholor got a ring and Moss didn’t. That isn’t snark or a comeback, it’s just a truly mind boggling fact.
@@DanStrayer He did with the Pats right? Obv not the undefeated year but one of the other years? If true that's a staggering stat.
edit holy dear god you're right
@@DanStrayer Having a ring has nothing to do with catching a ball
@@DanStrayer Football watcher from a few years back will never forget about the real Nelson "Stone Hands" Agholor
@@DanStrayer2017 Agholor was a good WR. Dude legitimately had hands and YAC ability.
All that disappeared the next year.
5:52 Jomboy Kelly got me turnt 😂
Top 5 mustache, right there. Right below Burt Reynolds.
😂😂😂 That was great coverage
excited for hockey break downs
Apparently so is Jomboy, dude called the DB a defenseman
Great breakdown... as always.
Also idk if yall have ever played as WR but jumping stabilizes your vision. It makes it easier to see the ball while still having some forwards momentum. Also because you're in the air the momentum of the ball is dampened so it's less likely to bounce off you. There are legit reasons to jump for the ball even while open.
That being said: If you arent catching the ball and you're mis timing your jumps all you're doing is presenting a difficult target for your QB because if he expects you to jump he's gonna throw it a little high every time.
Especially if you're a deep ball kinda WR they will just pitch that shiii out as long and high as possible so jumping every reception is logical. However it makes you a 1 trick pony and you look stupid dropping the short ball.
If you cant make those short receptions 10/10 times you're a scrub. If it's because your technique is messing up the QB targeting, that's 100% on you. How should he know where to throw? If you hit a pass to the chest and they jump it's gonna be low af. If you go head level and they DONT jump it's high but why jump on some short ball?
QB clearly knows he jumps so he gives it to him high but he cant make the play. It's extremely poor fundamentals.
Source: Elementary school football wideout. This stuff is basic basic. Presenting a good consistent target for the QB is everything.
🤣Mist giggling I've had watchin Jomboy...the case of the jumping receiver 🤣
Great to see a coach actually being a coach. Discipline and listening are key.
Bro completely shut down when coach scolded him. He's not worth the spot on the team. Selfish , scared , and arrogant
Unusually good breakdown, thank you.
Boy wants to be OBJ so bad lol smh I hope he gets it together💯
As an LSU fan..this is hilarious and I thank you for this
The moment I saw this live I was like “I need Jom to read their lips to know what they said”
Amazing breakdown. Makes a lot of sense now
The jump at 3:05 fucking killed me lol. So goofy.
Had no chance catching that trying to hit the highlights, expected to ref to save him.
2:36 there are 2 passes in a row, thrown right at his helmet, where he jumps to make the catch. Anybody that played receiver at a young age knows this jump, it's the "my arms can't go above my head because my shoulder pads and helmet are in the way" jump to try to get the ball toward the chest to make the catch easier. The best way to fix this jump is tp get a smaller, thinner helmet with less padding and paper thin shoulder pads to give your arms full range of motion. Combine that with the modern allowing the ball to hit you in the chest technique of catching, this jump makes perfect sense. Qb needs to pass to him in the numbers. Qbs fault.
It is called coaching. If you fuck up, your coach holds you accountable.
Well, I think what a lot of people disregard is that many players actually want to be coached hard...they want someone to get in their face and tell them where they need to improve. See the comments made after the Bears fired Shane Waldron.
I came back to this video because it's so phenomenal. Maybe the best I've seen due to the investigation into his jumping.
Why is this athlete exempt from criticism…The athletes want to be paid and now they want to be paid and not criticized for poor performance.
Hadn't thought of that! In the old days ("I'm a man! I'm a grown-ass man! I can take it!!") the coaches would protect their 'kids'. Now?
Thos has to be an all.time funniest breakdown.
Get him a pair of glasses. Dude can't see.
Maybe get him to watch Major League too...Ricky Vaughn could be inspirational.
I don't think that seeing the ball is the problem. I think he has any depth perception.
@@Cosmic_Charlie77that’s a vision issue…
Vision isn't the problem with this dude.
This video can single handedly make this kid a stud. Dude gets open and obviously talented. Could be the first time he sees his habit on full vision.
this was a soliddd breakdown
I don't think it's a jumping issue. More of a timing issue. Plenty of WR jump and make amazing catches. But they do it on time.
Bless u Jomboy 😅
I had no idea this was an actual thing 😭😭😭😭 lmao what the hell
It's more common than you think.
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Seems like he'd be jumping less if the ball was more reachable...
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I'm old. I was able to go to 49ers training camps in the early 80s (about 20-30 fans hanging out about 20 feet off the practice field, we could see and hear everything) and heard Bill Walsh rant at receivers all the time about "don't jump to catch!". One in particular was him going up to a WR after a rep and asking him how he was supposed to run the route and when he got to where he was supposed to catch the ball Walsh said something like "it's all about quick and fast, it's timing, you make the cut, you catch the ball AS YOU PLANT AND CUT UPFIELD ... How can you plant a foot that is in the air? Don't jump to catch the ball. It makes you slower and it makes you easier to tackle and it makes me mad."
Walsh was quick to cut players who couldn't learn.
Is that when they practiced a Sierra College ? I remember watching Jerry Rice getting drilled on that very subject numerous times.
@MichaelSmith-kr9qw I think it was 3 different locations before I stopped going after Siefert left. 1978 was the first camp I went to. My favorite Rice tidbit was Joe telling him that he would throw to the number on Jerry's chest where there was an opening to turn and run up field. So if Jerry saw an opening over Jerry's left shoulder, Joe would hit the zero on Jerry's chest. If the opening was over Jerry's right shoulder, he would hit the eight. That's how accurate Joe was as a thrower and Jerry was as a router and the level of communication they had.
We’ll have to keep an eye on this story
Seems like he has a huge depth perception issue he can tell how far the ball is away.
Good breakdown
Jumping looks cool in social media posts. He’s playing for clout, not the game.
No, he's just not that good lol
The “he needs glasses/contacts” crowd actually thinking major programs don’t do eye tests, is peak comedy.
This guy is most definitely a jumper
I'm a Notre Dame fan, loving this. Everyone tried to warn that Brian is a joke but no one listened.
Goated youtuber gets a mtn dew sponsorship
Maybe he's drinking to much Dew before the game
Outstanding breakdown. All charges against Brian Kelly are hereby dismissed and the defendant is released on his own recognizance.
" we don't know it's a confusing injury" 😂😂😂
Great video. First video that I've seen where someone actually get to the point of why Kelly got mad. He's not looking Kelly in the eye. Look him in the eye and talk to him like a man. I don't think Kelly was in the wrong.