@harthart7529 well considering I played defensive end in college lol yea it helps when I am 6-3 250. I'm an old man now though my era you had to be tough. The rules help the offense in modern football. Can't get way with what you used to back in the day
He is what he is at this point, his biggest problem is he sometimes puts a little too much float on his ball. He has a tremendous ability to lead the ball away from defenders and throw balls only his receiver can catch. This sometimes results in him being a little too cautious and trying to finesse too many throws, if he can find that balance and get better at knowing when he needs to drive the ball he will be great in the NFL.
@@qbspotlight2336 No problem, great content. I think quinn and JJ mccarthy are great comps going into 2024 draft. I do believe quinn is much better in the pocket & has a way better arm but they both play great on play action and are a little too cautious with the ball. Quinn’s potential is greater than any qb in this class though, by a large margin. Shedeur, Beck and Ward are just not it.
Like the videos. These throws were outstanding. the TD passes because of Quinn's ability and experience. First one moving left the find Helm and then getting the ball out. The second one was understanding the offense and knowing the defense they were in. The throw in the middle of the field where he had to drop the ball over the defense was Quinn making a great read and throw. i really think the ankle started to tighten up at half time and caused the problems in the 2nd half. Just hope it is nothing major. Go Horns
Overall great breakdown, before you got confused... Quinn knows how to throw the ball into multiple levels, just, when he's not hurt. However, Texas can beat teams multiple ways, so that'll consistently help them, no matter which part of the session they are in.
Good video. Do a video on the balls he misses because it appears he waits too late or doesn't put enough zip on the ball and the defensive back recovers for a breakup. Seems that Quinn doesn't throw to the open spot as the receiver is running to it.
God yes. Quinn does this consistently and it drives me f-ing bananas. I’m shocked that Sark hasn’t significantly improved this fundamental flaw by year 3.
Thanks for watching! And yes, I was talking to someone about the deep ball topic this weekend actually..it does tend to float on him at times on those throws.. I don't think I have a good answer as to why. Definitely will do a video of Quinn and a complete review of the season and will address that! Will have a preview vs A&M coming out later today
What did you think of Ewers' performance vs Kentucky?
Was looking better but once again derailed by injury. Dude is made out of thin glass
@@thepassionate3335 Thanks for watching! Hoping the injury isn't serious!
@@thepassionate3335I’m sure you’re tough as nails when you get hit by 6 ft 5 in, 300 lbs defensive lineman.
@harthart7529 well considering I played defensive end in college lol yea it helps when I am 6-3 250. I'm an old man now though my era you had to be tough. The rules help the offense in modern football. Can't get way with what you used to back in the day
@@thepassionate3335Bad luck.
He is what he is at this point, his biggest problem is he sometimes puts a little too much float on his ball. He has a tremendous ability to lead the ball away from defenders and throw balls only his receiver can catch. This sometimes results in him being a little too cautious and trying to finesse too many throws, if he can find that balance and get better at knowing when he needs to drive the ball he will be great in the NFL.
Thanks for watching! I think this is accurate and a great point!
@@qbspotlight2336 No problem, great content. I think quinn and JJ mccarthy are great comps going into 2024 draft. I do believe quinn is much better in the pocket & has a way better arm but they both play great on play action and are a little too cautious with the ball. Quinn’s potential is greater than any qb in this class though, by a large margin. Shedeur, Beck and Ward are just not it.
Like the videos. These throws were outstanding. the TD passes because of Quinn's ability and experience. First one moving left the find Helm and then getting the ball out. The second one was understanding the offense and knowing the defense they were in. The throw in the middle of the field where he had to drop the ball over the defense was Quinn making a great read and throw.
i really think the ankle started to tighten up at half time and caused the problems in the 2nd half. Just hope it is nothing major. Go Horns
Agreed! And thanks for watching, yes I hope injury is nothing major and is better for this weekend!
Overall great breakdown, before you got confused... Quinn knows how to throw the ball into multiple levels, just, when he's not hurt. However, Texas can beat teams multiple ways, so that'll consistently help them, no matter which part of the session they are in.
thanks!
Good video. Do a video on the balls he misses because it appears he waits too late or doesn't put enough zip on the ball and the defensive back recovers for a breakup. Seems that Quinn doesn't throw to the open spot as the receiver is running to it.
@@keithdavis9897 yes it would make it easier to diagnose.
God yes. Quinn does this consistently and it drives me f-ing bananas. I’m shocked that Sark hasn’t significantly improved this fundamental flaw by year 3.
Thanks for watching! And yes, I was talking to someone about the deep ball topic this weekend actually..it does tend to float on him at times on those throws.. I don't think I have a good answer as to why.
Definitely will do a video of Quinn and a complete review of the season and will address that!
Will have a preview vs A&M coming out later today
The Sundance Kid
Let him improv and throw off balance and his arm talent takes over and he can be deadly