Jamarcus Russell was trash …but pure effortless arm power…..if never seen anything like it…and that while giving Vick his flowers…Russel arm talent didn’t match his work ethic
C'mon guy? Are you serious. You must be a youngster. Go check out the quarterbacks of the 80s, namely Marino. He would stand flat footed and launch 50 yard ropes. Oh and here's the ultimate arm of the century. Darle Lamonica from the Raiders. The only quarterback who ever threw the ball over 75- 80 yards in a game!
@@BobBarker-xk5vz then add that the bass isn’t going straight in front of him but towards the sideline, most guys max out at like 50 yards because it’s a longer throw yet this guy is throwing close to 80 yards.
It's okay, not the most impressive feat of arm strength I've seen though. Justin Herbert threw the ball 60 yards with pure arm standing still. No dropback, no step in, no anything.
He has thrown it 80 yards in practice at UT. He truly has the strongest arm in history, he has perfect mechanics if you look at his form. Whether this translates to the NFL remains to be seen.
As a Bama fan, I don't really like TN, but I would watch the games just to see Joe do this insanity. He'd literally throw it off of the screen it and it would come down at the other end.
I'm quite pleased that some Chicago staff is speaking with Milton. He has the arm and the athleticism to back up Fields and learn, which we've always lacked in Chicago. We need someone that can takeover when Fields leaves the franchise. Milton has the skillset. I hope we go after Milton instead of Caleb Williams, while building the team around Fields.
I think Milton should play behind a veteran, personally and with a QB Guru like Mahomes or behind a really heavy QB like Geno Smith. The Jets should give him a look, too.
@@TopBillinSports I get what you're saying. With that said, I'm a Bears fan, and I just want what's best for them. The Bears need to learn to bring in decent talent at the QB position and let them learn. By learning, I mean that it should be coming from the mistakes and successes of a QB that's in front of them. Look at the many great QBs in the NFL such as Brady, Rodgers, Mahomes, Brees, Vick, Romo and more that waited at least a year to become a starter.The Bears tend to get QBs; then, they throw them to the wolves on game day. The Bears need to learn from the other franchises to develop a top QB talent properly.
@phoenixDARKprince - If it's behind Fields, then why would you draft him? That doesn't make sense. You get a vet behind Fields not another young guy. Fields hasn't proven himself yet, so you better have a stopgap behind him not someone else who needs developing. You don't learn from sitting behind someone suspect. You learn from an older vet who can show you the ropes, which Fields certainly can't. Or, you draft someone like Caleb to replace him and grab a draft haul for Fields and load your team up.
Yo Murf imagine this guy learning behind a cerebral Geno Smith for 2-3 years. This would be a dream scenario if the Hawks got him in the 4-7 round range and address the trenches first.
?? Bro, do me a favor and subscribe, hit the notification bell and tune in. That exact thing you mentioned has been the running storyline on the channel for like 2 weeks now and it even says it in the description of this video...
For what? None of this shit matters. This isn't actually football, bro. I'll dissect more of his football film. But talking about routes on air is what made people think Zach Wilson was good despite his film at BYU showing he had shit to clearly work on.
... but the footwork, yada, yada... And wasnt it exactly that what scouts looks for? Being tall, strong armed? ... and he got the accuracy (2-3 throws were off, others had way more today). Now you know why NFL scouts fail (Warner, Romo, Kitna, Johnson, to name a few misses). Congrats. Them scouts are more concerned with wonderlics, 40 dashes, footwork and other BS. I prefer QBs, as long the ball hits the target, I dont care if they needs to flip flop before delivering.
@blankname6629 ya after josh allen everyone who can throw it far is the next big thing. He didn't have good tape, and he didn't win anything. He didn't even have games where you were like damn he's got something. At least when I watched Richardson, he had stuff like the Utah game where he made game winning plays. You saw that ability in the rams game this, but this dude didn't show any of that in 6years of college. Like cmon. We gotta keep it real.
Bazooka Joe's arm strength is ridiculous! With development, he'll be all right! You can't teach that kind of arm talent but you can develop how well he can use it!
As a Tennessee fan, Joe Milton legitimately has the greatest arm I’ve ever seen, never seen a guy with the ability to throw a 6 yard touch pass faster and harder to catch than him. He really is unmatched at causing drops by his receivers because he’s throwing the ball way too hard.
Hahaha what a cannon joe you are such a stud! This is why I keep it locked on Murf! As usual- I already knew what to look for thanks to this content! Seahawks would be wise to stay up on your videos
people in the comments complaining about accuracy but he had decent comp % and 37 TD 11 INT in the sec, not a bad ratio for a league where they play defense
@@TopBillinSports @1:52 in your video is where I'd guess he got those numbers. They were his "career" numbers, though, not sure if that matters or not.
@@drunken69dragon - It didn't need to be said because the stats on the screen were his career stats not his SEC stats. Not everything requires an answer, bro. It was a rhetorical question, if anything.
I think he shut up alot of critics with his workout yesterday. Lets go!! The guy is a pro that needs to be in the right situation. He can throw, run and is a student of the game 100%. He definitely left his mark and created a buzz for himself.
@@Lowkeylit69 - Your point? We're talking about his draft stock compared to Milton when they were in the same exact situation with the same exact skill set with similar production except Milton's was actually better. Why did Levis get the benefit of the doubt and Milton is thought of way differently?
I would love to see Daboll work with this man. I would take a traits based QB in the 3rd round and see what a coach could do with him. At least the guy will be able to throw to the receivers the giants have down field.
JJ McCarthy and Joe Milton put on a clinic, Bo Nix, didn't show up the way you would expect... Are the Michigan talent was current or ex post facto, Hail to the victors valiant!
His senior season was netter than people think. With a chance, his skillset would translate to the next level especially in the right system and a couple years as a backup learning.
Indeed, bro. Not everyone needs to come in and play immediately. Let him get groomed like they did back in the day and cultivate his unique arm talent, elite frame, and above average athleticism. Andy Reid would get this cat ready like he used to do all those QBs who backed up my boy McNabb, and then he flipped them for picks later on.
TN had a lot of injuries, O line was always being shuffled to cause of it, WR's hurt, Bru out for most of the season etc, too much pressure on Milton for him to shine. I think he'll be solid in the NFL like you sid, backup for a bit to get his grove and then he's gonna ball
Ya then he sits behind whoever replaces geno. And goes on to sit behind everyone that's he's ever on a team with. If he makes it as a backup he did well.
If we wanna get super mathematical on how far he actually threw: The throw at 0:26 was actually his longest (watching the video closely it's actually a yard longer than the next throw) He threw it from the 11, to the opposing 18 (WR caught it at the 19 but we account for the extra yard the ball would have traveled if it hit the ground) which is a field measurement of 71 yards. Now accounting for the angle, he was in the middle of the field (26.7 yards from the out of bounds line) and the ball would have landed (2.5 yards) from the out of bounds line at a field length of 71 yards. Pythagorean Theorem to find the angle 71² + 26.7² = 5,753.89 √5,753.89 = 75.8 yards
@@tylervance0146 - I comment on everything, moron. Do your homework and go get some pussy for once in your life. I'll pay for it, because we know you can't get it organically.
@tylervance0146 - As if I need your permission to continue to roast your reborn virgin ass. I'm in North Jersey if you want to find out who's actually the keyboard warrior. You up here embarrassed because nobody cares about your little cornball algebra post on a fuckin football combine video. You're not built like that, homie.
i Played one year of college ball at Maryville college with Joe Costner. Man could spin it ! the laces would actually be whistling as the ball hit your hands ...
Wouldn't make sense for Atlanta, as this cat needs to sit and learn for a couple of seasons. Maybe if you guys got Russell Wilson for him to learn behind.
I knew the face, but couldn’t remember the name . He’s a local here, from , Louisiana. I just couldn’t remember. I had no idea he was still involved with the NFL nowadays.
When you have a Cannon, you can make throws that 80% of NFL can't make. If you could go back and do whatever it takes to get Josh Allen or Mahomes you wouldn't care about anything else or what it took. If some team cuts Joe Milton loose and lets him just cook and throw it around they'll see.
Idk man. Lots of dude can do this or get really close to. Nfl qbs I mean. They just don't cuz you don't have the time to stand in the pocket for 7 secs. Plus the drill they are doing your supposed to take a drop and throw when you plant on the last step of the drop. He didn't so the srill right. He threw it far sure, but I'd be willing to bet a lot that he won't be anything more than someone who had great gifts
He's in Elway and Favre territory here, Elway reportedly could throw over 70, while Favre was close to that. If arm strength is what made them great then Milton could be the sleeper QB of the year.
He definately can throw the ball.But,I have been around a long time.I saw John Elway ,back in 1982,before he was drafted,throw the football over 80 yards.Strongest arm,I've ever seen.
Guys the differences in max mph and max distance among good/top arms is negligible. It becomes exponentially harder to add more mph and distance both from a power standpoint but also because air drag goes up exponentially with speed. Real arm talent is how easily/quickly you can generate good velocity. Less range of motion better. Quicker release better. Less effort better. Example, if you are 6ft7 with a seven foot wingspan and you use all your range of motion and can throw it 80, who cares? 6ft2 75inch wingspan throwing it 70 is better arm talent. Brett farve is a good example of that. 6ft2 shortish arms. Could still hit 75. That’s real power as he can fire it with a quick short release.
62 MPH is a crazy throwing speed, he's also been clocked at 21.3 MPH on an 81 yard run against UTSA. He has all the tools but comprension (processing), coachability and decision making are a real question mark. His accuracy especially on long throws (mostly underthrown) are a problem as well.
You know what gets me going?!! The number 7. Ever since i turned 7 my favorite age i knew i loved that number. One day ill get a big dumb chain and throw footballs hard as heck. 🤔
Murph, you know a cannon doesn't matter if you can't read defenses, can't avoid pressure, or have a weak ass o line. Having "an arm" is irrelevant!!!!! Just saying. Now back to our regularly scheduled Murph news lol ...keep this real ass content coming big bro.
Joe Milton III has a ton of upside! I hope he goes to a situation w/ speedy recievers and aggressive offense-coaching. He would stretch a secondary. Just out of respect, they'd be in "prevent-defense" the whole game! He's tHAT man.😮😮
@TopBillinSports He's a great athlete but he isn't a very good QB which is why he transfered from Michigan to Tenn. If Harbaugh couldn't get much out of him then I doubt anyone else will either. Good luck to him though. Seems like a nice kid.
@@awebb1487 - Uh, everyone transfers, genius, that's not a complete knock on your career. Baker Mayfield, Kyler Murray, Joe Burrow, Justin Fields, Caleb Williams, Spencer Rattler are just some of the recent names who transferred and were No. 1 overall picks,first-round draft picks or will be picked in the draft...He had 32TDs and just 5INTs completing 65% of his passes at Tennessee, too, in a conference just as tough. Update your files, homie. People have and will transfer.
@TopBillinSports Tenn is in a good conference but they are trash. He transferred because he was trash and he'll continue to be trash but hey, how about how far he can throw a ball in this video 🙄
@@awebb1487 - Yawn, if he's "trash" what does that make you? I don't see us posting videos of your booming football career. Some of you fans are delusional and have life all twisted. Michigan being good doesn't erase the fact that you are a literal nobody, bro, so carry yourself as you really are and stop thumping your chest over some team you root for's accomplishments. Its accomplishments aren't yours.
@@JK-br1mu - Yeah, since telling you how much of a loser you are means that I "feel bad." Lmmfaooooo. You're here trying to demean some kid who was drafted to a sport that you are taking your Saturday out worried about on the internet. Go get a chick for once, man. Get a life.
65% completion percentage... 32TDs and just 5INTS at Tennessee... Funny how I never heard that about a Bo Nix when he could barely crack 60% completion percentage at Auburn. He needed the weak Pac 12 defenses to do it... Why's that?
Does ball speed play as big of a role with NFL receivers as it does college? I watched a lot of UT games this past year and in my casual opinion, Joe struggled with accuracy but I felt like a lot of the incompletions were him just throwing the ball too damn fast.
Or, I can do whatever the fuck I want as a grown man. Instead of telling some stranger what to do on their platform, how about you mind your own business, Karen?
Fucktard, it's called an "opinion." You're not even smart enough to know the difference between an opinion and a critique, and you call someone else a simpleton? You suggesting to some stranger that something be done the way you want it do is an opinion, and it's certainly not valid and won't be done. So, take your Karen, weirdo ass somewhere else with all that. You're the one who should get off the web thinking people give a shit about anything you have to say. I'm the one making a living here. You're just a waste of bandwidth.
Like other s have said, he and maye need the same attention to footwork/mechanics to get them heading upwards, then and you have a great QB2. In 2-3 years perhaps a QB1 if maye's a bust, if not, you have a solid qb2(my thought), or trade away for some serious draft capital as a qb 1 or 2 if he develops. He's a gamble, but great fun, and a 6th round roll of the dice if he develops under some good qb coach tutelage
Dude has freakish arm talent no doubt. The knock is at times he has the accuracy of Joe Biden trying to walk up stairs. 😂 Especially on the intermediate routes. If that gets fixed, he can be special.
65% completion percentage during his time at Tennessee, which is along the lines of a lot of QBs who people don't question their accuracy...And if his accuracy is off, it's like Bitch-Ass Trump trying to remember the names of political foes confusing names and thinking he's talking to or about someone way different. Drop the political references and simply use sports comparisons.
@TrentonGardener - Racist guy, Josh Allen's last season in college saw him go for 16TDs, 6INTs and completed only 56% of his passes compared to Joe Milton going for 20TDs, 5INTs and 65% in his last season and 32TDs and 5INTs total at Tennessee. But "Josh made plays" and Milton didn't? No, Josh made it to being white in life and Milton didn't. Milton is 23 and Allen was 21, which is cool, but if you judge by actual film Allen was pretty inaccurate and not all that productive, but people saw the vision and how he could improve with the right situation.
That’s comical how easy he makes those deep throws look. Crazy.
He's not steppin into it though that's why he's missin half of them
@@byrdway7I think he knows a bit more about throwing than you do.
@@Torpid6441 anyone can throw a ball a 100yrds corn ball....footwork is what makes you accurate dummy
@@Torpid6441 what makes you think that....tf....you don't know me or what I know....move along sir
@@byrdway7 I know he's an NFL QB and you're not.
Mike Vick and Jeff George are the only other QBs I've ever seen throw with so much velocity so effortlessly... Crazy!!!
Crazy thing about Vick is he wasn’t a big guy but that ball came out like it was shot out of a cannon with ease
@@jb3thegreatest623I wonder what Vick bench press was
Anthony Richardson can as well
Jamarcus Russell was trash …but pure effortless arm power…..if never seen anything like it…and that while giving Vick his flowers…Russel arm talent didn’t match his work ethic
C'mon guy? Are you serious. You must be a youngster. Go check out the quarterbacks of the 80s, namely Marino. He would stand flat footed and launch 50 yard ropes. Oh and here's the ultimate arm of the century. Darle Lamonica from the Raiders. The only quarterback who ever threw the ball over 75- 80 yards in a game!
Bro looks like CeeDee lamb's brother DeeCee Sheep 😂 that man has a CANNON arm
lol 😂
I'm joked 😂
More like Dee Eee Ram 🤣
Wouldn't it be good if Dallas draft Joe Milton or maybe Tennessee
Lmaoooo bro. You think he needs a haircut tho
Some of the most impressive incompletions you will ever see.
70 yards standing still. This guy is a freak.
That's the route add his 10 yard drop back
@@BobBarker-xk5vz then add that the bass isn’t going straight in front of him but towards the sideline, most guys max out at like 50 yards because it’s a longer throw yet this guy is throwing close to 80 yards.
Pythagorean theorem, roughly 74-76. Couldn't see landing clearly but it was close.
It's okay, not the most impressive feat of arm strength I've seen though. Justin Herbert threw the ball 60 yards with pure arm standing still. No dropback, no step in, no anything.
@@JamesHardy-yi1ph What about Anthony Richardson? Can he throw further than Herbert?
Every single year these athletes evolve & break the standards. The human body is amazing
So is the new medicine.
@@MicrophoneHell-ec3bmand peds
Its the progression of body mechanics. Every generation gets more efficient in movements
@@CephlonMayngrum And so do peds lol
That what sports are for, to see what humans are capable of
If any quarterback could ever throw a touchdown, pass to them self. It’s this man. He looks like a number one ride receiver.
He makes it look too easy 🔥
He has thrown it 80 yards in practice at UT. He truly has the strongest arm in history, he has perfect mechanics if you look at his form. Whether this translates to the NFL remains to be seen.
Nobody has an arm like this kid. Off the charts arm talent. And folks these are ACCURATE 75 yard throws.
He hit a guy from 75-80 yards on the run. Never seen an arm like that in college
To be fair the dude's been in college for a minute.
@@abrahamanthony7106 true...but they've been saying this about his arm since he was a freshman.
College? There's no arm like that anywhere.
As a Bama fan, I don't really like TN, but I would watch the games just to see Joe do this insanity. He'd literally throw it off of the screen it and it would come down at the other end.
Thanks Murf!!!
You bet!
I'm quite pleased that some Chicago staff is speaking with Milton. He has the arm and the athleticism to back up Fields and learn, which we've always lacked in Chicago. We need someone that can takeover when Fields leaves the franchise. Milton has the skillset. I hope we go after Milton instead of Caleb Williams, while building the team around Fields.
I think Milton should play behind a veteran, personally and with a QB Guru like Mahomes or behind a really heavy QB like Geno Smith. The Jets should give him a look, too.
@@TopBillinSports I get what you're saying. With that said, I'm a Bears fan, and I just want what's best for them. The Bears need to learn to bring in decent talent at the QB position and let them learn. By learning, I mean that it should be coming from the mistakes and successes of a QB that's in front of them. Look at the many great QBs in the NFL such as Brady, Rodgers, Mahomes, Brees, Vick, Romo and more that waited at least a year to become a starter.The Bears tend to get QBs; then, they throw them to the wolves on game day. The Bears need to learn from the other franchises to develop a top QB talent properly.
@phoenixDARKprince - If it's behind Fields, then why would you draft him? That doesn't make sense. You get a vet behind Fields not another young guy. Fields hasn't proven himself yet, so you better have a stopgap behind him not someone else who needs developing. You don't learn from sitting behind someone suspect. You learn from an older vet who can show you the ropes, which Fields certainly can't. Or, you draft someone like Caleb to replace him and grab a draft haul for Fields and load your team up.
@@TopBillinSports I will agree to disagree.
Too bad fields is being traded to falcons ha ha
Appreciate the combine coverage. This guy is intriguing.
Yo Murf imagine this guy learning behind a cerebral Geno Smith for 2-3 years. This would be a dream scenario if the Hawks got him in the 4-7 round range and address the trenches first.
?? Bro, do me a favor and subscribe, hit the notification bell and tune in. That exact thing you mentioned has been the running storyline on the channel for like 2 weeks now and it even says it in the description of this video...
Love to have this guy groomed by Ryan Grubb. Happy to see the Hawks drafting this player.
Would love to have I’m with us in Seattle !! Goo hawks!!
Hope you do a video on his pro day when he can throw those timing routes to receivers he knows and has timing with.
For what? None of this shit matters. This isn't actually football, bro. I'll dissect more of his football film. But talking about routes on air is what made people think Zach Wilson was good despite his film at BYU showing he had shit to clearly work on.
@@TopBillinSports so is the combine.
Looking Good!!!
What an arm, and he is a mobile QB that stands 6'5". This guy is going to kill it in the NFL
... but the footwork, yada, yada...
And wasnt it exactly that what scouts looks for? Being tall, strong armed? ... and he got the accuracy (2-3 throws were off, others had way more today).
Now you know why NFL scouts fail (Warner, Romo, Kitna, Johnson, to name a few misses). Congrats. Them scouts are more concerned with wonderlics, 40 dashes, footwork and other BS. I prefer QBs, as long the ball hits the target, I dont care if they needs to flip flop before delivering.
Bro played 6 years In college and couldn't cut it, what makes you think that it'll change in the league ? 😂
Lmao he wasn't average in college. How he gonna kill the nfl.
lol he ain’t mobile and he can’t read defenses and is inaccurate
@blankname6629 ya after josh allen everyone who can throw it far is the next big thing. He didn't have good tape, and he didn't win anything. He didn't even have games where you were like damn he's got something. At least when I watched Richardson, he had stuff like the Utah game where he made game winning plays. You saw that ability in the rams game this, but this dude didn't show any of that in 6years of college. Like cmon. We gotta keep it real.
Bazooka Joe's arm strength is ridiculous! With development, he'll be all right! You can't teach that kind of arm talent but you can develop how well he can use it!
Someone is gonna take a chance on him early his arm talent is elite
Please Steelers, this is your man !!!
I wouldn't play him immediately, bro. The Steelers need an old vet to be the starter he can learn from first....
Yup, they should pick up Trubisky. That'll help
They have already ruined one Tennessee quarterback's career. I'd rather them not do it to this one.
As a Tennessee fan, Joe Milton legitimately has the greatest arm I’ve ever seen, never seen a guy with the ability to throw a 6 yard touch pass faster and harder to catch than him. He really is unmatched at causing drops by his receivers because he’s throwing the ball way too hard.
Hahaha what a cannon joe you are such a stud! This is why I keep it locked on Murf! As usual- I already knew what to look for thanks to this content! Seahawks would be wise to stay up on your videos
Give this kid a burner wideout and a good O-line and he's gonna go crazy.
fr, if he gets to use the cannon, he will win more games than if he has a west coast offense
people in the comments complaining about accuracy but he had decent comp % and 37 TD 11 INT in the sec, not a bad ratio for a league where they play defense
I'm confused where you're getting your SEC stats at for him? In 3 seasons at Tennessee, he threw 32TDs and just 5INTs.
@@TopBillinSports @1:52 in your video is where I'd guess he got those numbers. They were his "career" numbers, though, not sure if that matters or not.
@@drunken69dragon - Bro, he said "SEC Stats." Those aren't his SEC stats.
@@TopBillinSports Bro, was saying where previous poster got his numbers from, wrong or right.
@@drunken69dragon - It didn't need to be said because the stats on the screen were his career stats not his SEC stats. Not everything requires an answer, bro. It was a rhetorical question, if anything.
Imagine running a curl route with those heat seeking missiles.
@@DMBlade4Stop it with his accuracy bs hes 67% accurate which is NFL caliber.
I think he shut up alot of critics with his workout yesterday. Lets go!! The guy is a pro that needs to be in the right situation. He can throw, run and is a student of the game 100%. He definitely left his mark and created a buzz for himself.
@Rodmma - 32Tds, 5INTs, 65% completion for his time at Tennessee. Care to give me your thoughts on Will Levis this time last year?
@@TopBillinSportswill levis aint look to bad behind that Tennessee o line if i say so myself
@@Lowkeylit69 - Your point? We're talking about his draft stock compared to Milton when they were in the same exact situation with the same exact skill set with similar production except Milton's was actually better. Why did Levis get the benefit of the doubt and Milton is thought of way differently?
@@Lowkeylit69 - Levis also skipped running the 40, too, if I may add. Hmmm.
@@TopBillinSports damn dude u that pressed 😂
I would love to see Daboll work with this man. I would take a traits based QB in the 3rd round and see what a coach could do with him. At least the guy will be able to throw to the receivers the giants have down field.
JJ McCarthy and Joe Milton put on a clinic, Bo Nix, didn't show up the way you would expect... Are the Michigan talent was current or ex post facto, Hail to the victors valiant!
I'd draft him in the "A" in late rounds and have him sit behind Cousins!!! WIN, WIN!!
His senior season was netter than people think. With a chance, his skillset would translate to the next level especially in the right system and a couple years as a backup learning.
Indeed, bro. Not everyone needs to come in and play immediately. Let him get groomed like they did back in the day and cultivate his unique arm talent, elite frame, and above average athleticism. Andy Reid would get this cat ready like he used to do all those QBs who backed up my boy McNabb, and then he flipped them for picks later on.
@@TopBillinSports nail on the head. What up Murf, sorry I've been M.I.A. still watch and support just haven't commented in a while
65-68 yards
@@hownotto4067 70+ no prob
TN had a lot of injuries, O line was always being shuffled to cause of it, WR's hurt, Bru out for most of the season etc, too much pressure on Milton for him to shine. I think he'll be solid in the NFL like you sid, backup for a bit to get his grove and then he's gonna ball
Throw a ball for living... What a life 🤘🏼
He also had the better looking quick passes to the sideline too.
Really ones that were uncatchable ?
😤 I hope he’s paired with the right coach in regards to his development because SHEESH!
Dude would make a nice day 3 pick for Philly
Philly has a quarterback
Just imagine if he sits behind Geno…
Ya then he sits behind whoever replaces geno. And goes on to sit behind everyone that's he's ever on a team with. If he makes it as a backup he did well.
Bazooka Joe!
Absolutely worth the investment. Size, arm, mobile. Hopefully he's coachable, and can learn to throw with touch.
If we wanna get super mathematical on how far he actually threw:
The throw at 0:26 was actually his longest (watching the video closely it's actually a yard longer than the next throw)
He threw it from the 11, to the opposing 18 (WR caught it at the 19 but we account for the extra yard the ball would have traveled if it hit the ground) which is a field measurement of 71 yards.
Now accounting for the angle, he was in the middle of the field (26.7 yards from the out of bounds line) and the ball would have landed (2.5 yards) from the out of bounds line at a field length of 71 yards.
Pythagorean Theorem to find the angle 71² + 26.7² = 5,753.89
√5,753.89 = 75.8 yards
Bro, go nerd somewhere else. It isn't that serious.
@TopBillinSports not that serious but you're bothered enough to comment ... 🤡🤡
@@tylervance0146 - I comment on everything, moron. Do your homework and go get some pussy for once in your life. I'll pay for it, because we know you can't get it organically.
@TopBillinSports I'm dead 🤣🤣 okay keyboard warrior, you can have the last word, insert here ⬇️ ⬇️ ⬇️
@tylervance0146 - As if I need your permission to continue to roast your reborn virgin ass. I'm in North Jersey if you want to find out who's actually the keyboard warrior. You up here embarrassed because nobody cares about your little cornball algebra post on a fuckin football combine video. You're not built like that, homie.
Knoxville McDonalds had a thing called the Milton Meal. When the order was ready they would sling it 90 mph at you but it never hit you in the chest.
Corny joke
@TopBillinSports 😂 I can't believe he really typed that shid up
I want philly to draft this guy behind Hurts. He’s a BEAST
At 1:20 Joe Milton looked Like C.D Lamb lol
Lol we have a CeeDee and a Julio. And he does look like both depending on the angle lol
Ok he has a rocket arm, if Will Levis got a high draft grade, Joe needs one too cause he had some unbelievable game time throws
We know they won't be looked at the same despite being similar prospects, bro.
@@TopBillinSports facts...
@@tryagainb9669cuz he played 6 years and didn't do jack. Wat you mean? Will sucks too lmao.
And in 6 years way less turn overs than the self appointed rocket armed Levis
The Black Joe Flacco 😂😂😂😂
if seattle doesnt draft miltin in the 3rd or 4th round we are fucking insane
Hope we can get him in the 4th
He won't last that long
Great athlete
I remember when Milton started college at Michigan......my only thought then was, "what a CANNON"😳👈
Happy my patriots got him
i Played one year of college ball at Maryville college with Joe Costner. Man could spin it ! the laces would actually be whistling as the ball hit your hands ...
With a great coach & QB to sit behind...
I see a new qb at Atlanta right now his arm is insane 😮😮😮😮😮😮
Wouldn't make sense for Atlanta, as this cat needs to sit and learn for a couple of seasons. Maybe if you guys got Russell Wilson for him to learn behind.
I see you Coach Kerry Joseph (for the Bears).
I knew the face, but couldn’t remember the name . He’s a local here, from , Louisiana. I just couldn’t remember. I had no idea he was still involved with the NFL nowadays.
@@Southwestlouisianacreole He just left Seatle. His college receiver is Adam Henry the receiver coach for the Bills.
When you have a Cannon, you can make throws that 80% of NFL can't make. If you could go back and do whatever it takes to get Josh Allen or Mahomes you wouldn't care about anything else or what it took. If some team cuts Joe Milton loose and lets him just cook and throw it around they'll see.
It's honestly concerning how he can throw 70 yards so easily lmao
Idk man. Lots of dude can do this or get really close to. Nfl qbs I mean. They just don't cuz you don't have the time to stand in the pocket for 7 secs. Plus the drill they are doing your supposed to take a drop and throw when you plant on the last step of the drop. He didn't so the srill right. He threw it far sure, but I'd be willing to bet a lot that he won't be anything more than someone who had great gifts
He's in Elway and Favre territory here, Elway reportedly could throw over 70, while Favre was close to that. If arm strength is what made them great then Milton could be the sleeper QB of the year.
Arm strength isn't what made them great nor is this video about anything but his combine performance.
He Will be a good franchise QB.... Joe Milton I wish the G-men can get him and yes we will be fighting for a playoff spot....
I would love that too
He definately can throw the ball.But,I have been around a long time.I saw John Elway ,back in 1982,before he was drafted,throw the football over 80 yards.Strongest arm,I've ever seen.
Milton has done the same, bro. He barely put anything into those throws in the combine. He wanted to show how effortlessly he could do it.
Guys the differences in max mph and max distance among good/top arms is negligible. It becomes exponentially harder to add more mph and distance both from a power standpoint but also because air drag goes up exponentially with speed. Real arm talent is how easily/quickly you can generate good velocity. Less range of motion better. Quicker release better. Less effort better. Example, if you are 6ft7 with a seven foot wingspan and you use all your range of motion and can throw it 80, who cares? 6ft2 75inch wingspan throwing it 70 is better arm talent. Brett farve is a good example of that. 6ft2 shortish arms. Could still hit 75. That’s real power as he can fire it with a quick short release.
Mans got a cannon😤😤😳
62 MPH is a crazy throwing speed, he's also been clocked at 21.3 MPH on an 81 yard run against UTSA. He has all the tools but comprension (processing), coachability and decision making are a real question mark. His accuracy especially on long throws (mostly underthrown) are a problem as well.
lol bitch you dont know shit yall kill me saying stuff about people you dont even know goofy
You know what gets me going?!! The number 7. Ever since i turned 7 my favorite age i knew i loved that number. One day ill get a big dumb chain and throw footballs hard as heck. 🤔
Awesome video.
2:58 was an under appreciated throw
Steelers should take this Milton guy. They'll be able to stay put and draft him in the second round.
Murph, you know a cannon doesn't matter if you can't read defenses, can't avoid pressure, or have a weak ass o line. Having "an arm" is irrelevant!!!!! Just saying. Now back to our regularly scheduled Murph news lol ...keep this real ass content coming big bro.
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I’d like to see him on the pitching mound.
Joe Milton III has a ton of upside! I hope he goes to a situation w/ speedy recievers and aggressive offense-coaching. He would stretch a secondary. Just out of respect, they'd be in "prevent-defense" the whole game! He's tHAT man.😮😮
As a Michigan fan, I'll wait until the end.
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@TopBillinSports He's a great athlete but he isn't a very good QB which is why he transfered from Michigan to Tenn. If Harbaugh couldn't get much out of him then I doubt anyone else will either.
Good luck to him though. Seems like a nice kid.
@@awebb1487 - Uh, everyone transfers, genius, that's not a complete knock on your career. Baker Mayfield, Kyler Murray, Joe Burrow, Justin Fields, Caleb Williams, Spencer Rattler are just some of the recent names who transferred and were No. 1 overall picks,first-round draft picks or will be picked in the draft...He had 32TDs and just 5INTs completing 65% of his passes at Tennessee, too, in a conference just as tough. Update your files, homie. People have and will transfer.
@TopBillinSports Tenn is in a good conference but they are trash. He transferred because he was trash and he'll continue to be trash but hey, how about how far he can throw a ball in this video 🙄
@@awebb1487 - Yawn, if he's "trash" what does that make you? I don't see us posting videos of your booming football career. Some of you fans are delusional and have life all twisted. Michigan being good doesn't erase the fact that you are a literal nobody, bro, so carry yourself as you really are and stop thumping your chest over some team you root for's accomplishments. Its accomplishments aren't yours.
When did they start allowing crowds in the combine
Last year
That throw rocketed him up into the 6th Round. 193rd pick, by New England.
Which round were you drafted in?
@@TopBillinSports don't worry, being at the bottom of the barrel like Joe is still earns you $1 million a year. And he got a $180,000 signing bonus.
Why would I be worried? You internet ppl have to be some of the weirdest ppl on earth.
@@TopBillinSports I hope you feel better
@@JK-br1mu - Yeah, since telling you how much of a loser you are means that I "feel bad." Lmmfaooooo. You're here trying to demean some kid who was drafted to a sport that you are taking your Saturday out worried about on the internet. Go get a chick for once, man. Get a life.
I always said that Joe Milton could throw a strawberry through a battle ship...if he could hit it.
65% completion percentage... 32TDs and just 5INTS at Tennessee... Funny how I never heard that about a Bo Nix when he could barely crack 60% completion percentage at Auburn. He needed the weak Pac 12 defenses to do it... Why's that?
Does ball speed play as big of a role with NFL receivers as it does college? I watched a lot of UT games this past year and in my casual opinion, Joe struggled with accuracy but I felt like a lot of the incompletions were him just throwing the ball too damn fast.
65% completion percentage. He was as accurate as a Will Levis.
@@TopBillinSportswill Levi's sucks, and this dude is gonna suck too lmao. This is haskins but a worse thrower. Accuracy wise.
@@trentongardner2106 - Yeah, this is (insert other random black QB). Lmmfao.
*he missed multiple standard throws, ya real cool lol*
He barely even stepped into that throw. Crazy
what team would he be good for because the NFL is jammed packed
Teams with a veteran QB who he can learn from for a year or two behind, like the New York Jets or Atlanta Falcons.
Giants took Malik Nabers what do you think of him
Better than MHJ
I love the haters been following Milton since he got in college hope he balls out
Ok we get it, you should be a scout (eyeroll)
Dan Fouts had a deep ball for the ages.
Um, ok?!
I would love to see him in New Orleans
Have no one watched Elway or Marino throw? They used to break receivers fingers. Elway had a 92+ fastball.
What does that have to do with this combine in 2024, Sir?
Wow. What an arm?!?!?!?
Its...aiiiight!
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This is some TECMO Bowl shit breh 😂
Legendary title
Instead of calling the man a freak, beast, or mutant, how about just calling the man talented.
Or, I can do whatever the fuck I want as a grown man. Instead of telling some stranger what to do on their platform, how about you mind your own business, Karen?
@@TopBillinSports It's called SOCIAL media, idiot. Can't take criticism, get the fck off the web, simpleton.
Fucktard, it's called an "opinion." You're not even smart enough to know the difference between an opinion and a critique, and you call someone else a simpleton? You suggesting to some stranger that something be done the way you want it do is an opinion, and it's certainly not valid and won't be done. So, take your Karen, weirdo ass somewhere else with all that. You're the one who should get off the web thinking people give a shit about anything you have to say. I'm the one making a living here. You're just a waste of bandwidth.
He'll never be a starter (don't mark my words) but he'll definitely be one of the best backups (mark my words)
Joe Milton III going to the jets 🔥🔥
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Who would you say is a good pro comparison for Joe? If there is one.
Like other s have said, he and maye need the same attention to footwork/mechanics to get them heading upwards, then and you have a great QB2. In 2-3 years perhaps a QB1 if maye's a bust, if not, you have a solid qb2(my thought), or trade away for some serious draft capital as a qb 1 or 2 if he develops.
He's a gamble, but great fun, and a 6th round roll of the dice if he develops under some good qb coach tutelage
All looks good. We will see when the pads slap on at a pro level. Then we will be able to separate the men n the boys😂
Can’t wait until the preseason 😁 when he has gear on with a coverage he has to read and get away from 5/6 grown men chasing him!!
Why? Because you want some black QB to fail so you feel better about yourself?
Dude has freakish arm talent no doubt. The knock is at times he has the accuracy of Joe Biden trying to walk up stairs. 😂 Especially on the intermediate routes. If that gets fixed, he can be special.
65% completion percentage during his time at Tennessee, which is along the lines of a lot of QBs who people don't question their accuracy...And if his accuracy is off, it's like Bitch-Ass Trump trying to remember the names of political foes confusing names and thinking he's talking to or about someone way different. Drop the political references and simply use sports comparisons.
Flashback to seeing Anthony Richardson but my qb broke combine records 🤷♂️
Damn, 15 to 15.
Not the same under pressure trust me! # GO VOLS
Joe Milton is a faster Josh Allen if he get's the same coaching at the next level he could become just as good.
No. He didn't make plays like Josh did. 6years of tape can tell you that. His biggest highlight was throwing at the combine.
Lmao dude is nearly as old as Josh and he hasn’t even played a snap in the NFL yet
@TrentonGardener - Racist guy, Josh Allen's last season in college saw him go for 16TDs, 6INTs and completed only 56% of his passes compared to Joe Milton going for 20TDs, 5INTs and 65% in his last season and 32TDs and 5INTs total at Tennessee. But "Josh made plays" and Milton didn't?
No, Josh made it to being white in life and Milton didn't. Milton is 23 and Allen was 21, which is cool, but if you judge by actual film Allen was pretty inaccurate and not all that productive, but people saw the vision and how he could improve with the right situation.
Dallas cowboys I like this qb
The Pat's would be incredibly foolish to release this guy prematurely..
That aside-
1:13- both Pat's drafted QB's right there...
Welcome to Carolina
Yet he projected to be a 6th round pick? I’ll never understand the draft