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Has anyone noticed when Jake throws deep


spartan_pantherfan

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If you look at a guy like Cutler who throws the ball on a line 40 yards down field and then see Jake's wounded duck fluttering through the air and going 10 yards past the closest guy on our team then you know something is not right. He has no accuracy and little arm strength. I think that has been the biggest hinderance to our passing game. Every single pass he throws is overthrown by a mile or he gives away his target with his eyes. 10 picks through 5 games is unacceptable at any level let alone the NFL.

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If you look at a guy like Cutler who throws the ball on a line 40 yards down field and then see Jake's wounded duck fluttering through the air and going 10 yards past the closest guy on our team then you know something is not right. He has no accuracy and little arm strength. I think that has been the biggest hinderance to our passing game. Every single pass he throws is overthrown by a mile or he gives away his target with his eyes. 10 picks through 5 games is unacceptable at any level let alone the NFL.

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Do you guys ever watch the games. When he is throwing deep most of the time he is under pressure and is throwing the ball much sooner than he would like. The ball is lofting because he has to throw off his back foot which naturally makes the ball drift. Why is he throwing off his back foot? He can't step up in the pocket because all the pressure is coming up the middle.

So what does he do? Lofts the ball up and makes sure it isn't underthrown so if Smitty or Moose don't catch no one else does. He tried the comeback route and underthrown over the shoulder passes which worked in year's past. So far they have resulted in interceptions. Frankly I don't blame him.

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