So the Coker pass

[Gapanthersfan]

I’ve rewatched it a few times. Impressive. 

 Rolls out about 5-6 steps, flicks his wrist, all arm, never even set his feet. Flick… All the way across the field from the 47 to the 24… perfect spiral… and dropped it in the bucket for Sanders. That had to of been 40 yards in the air? He looked so natural doing it. 

All teams have that play in their book, but when run, it’s so ugly. Complete duck. Uncomfortable. 

This guy is a weapon. There aren’t many non-QBs in the league make that throw and make it look so natural. He looked completely comfortable. I hope they draw up more plays for him like that. 

[LinvilleGorge]

A lot of these guys probably played QB at some point along the way. I mean, let's be real, if you have a future NFL talent on your little league or middle school team, you want to get maximum impact out of him. That's QB. A lot of them even play QB in HS for the same reason. If you don't have a good QB, then put your best athlete at QB. That's kind of a mantra for football below the collegiate level.

[Captain Morgan]

believe the announcer said he played QB in high school

[Gapanthersfan]

2 minutes ago, Captain Morgan said:

believe the announcer said he played QB in high school

Makes sense. That wrist flick off balance rocket in the dome was quasi Vick-esque. 

[outlaw4]

Start Coker!

...I just wanted to say it first around here for once.

[Gapanthersfan]

2 minutes ago, outlaw4 said:

Start Coker!

...I just wanted to say it first around here for once.

All day!

[NAS]

He can be our third QB and save a roster spot lol

[Jon Snow]

11 minutes ago, NAS said:

He can be our third QB and save a roster spot lol

You laugh but it just might work.

[PNW_PantherMan]

4 hours ago, LinvilleGorge said:

That's kind of a mantra for football below the collegiate level.

Or if you're the Army Black Knights lol

[MasterAwesome]

It was definitely a pretty spiral and a great throw for a non-QB, but I wouldn't say he dropped it in the bucket.  Sanders had to slow down quite a bit to wait on it as it did have a lot of air on it.  It was exactly the type of floater that Bryce would've gotten criticized for, but we're talking about a 1st overall QB vs. an undrafted WR so it's more than justified to assign a double standard here lol.  It was an impressive enough throw that I think we can definitely add a few more trick plays in the playbook for him.  I think it was a nice play design too.

Edited January 9 by MasterAwesome