Drew Brees Almost Never Throws Deep Anymore. Is That A Problem For The Saints?

gosaints1 · 11-05-2020, 01:23 PM

Originally Posted by AsylumGuido

Tom House also works with Tom Brady, and several other QB's and pitchers they all get their power through their legs and torso FAR more so than their arms. They all use it in every game, so, yes, it DOES work in games. Not only in a red jersey. It doesn't take any longer to throw with that technique than any other. All it takes is a firm stance. That's why they both are constantly repositioning their bodies while in the pocket. Yet, both Brady and Brees have among the quickest releases in the NFL today. They both spend all year working on their techniques and it doesn't take to ton of time in the pocket.

I don’t care if he’s working with Jesus Christ, son of the Almighty. Football is a sport built deliberately around moving. Football isn’t croquet, where you line up everything perfectly, make your shot, then walk to the next one. DB#9, along with any other QB who can no longer make non pocket-perfect throws bc of age is robbing Peter to pay Paul, if we’re staying in a religious vernacular. Giving up mobility completely, so “form” can attempt to offset a weakening, possibly already shot, arm is seen by every defense in the league as a weakness, and it limits the Saints offensively bc of it. AK#41 amazes me more every day in spite of DB#9. Sadly, DB#9 has aged into a check down only passer, and it limits our offense..., massively. Every defense in the NFL knows that we can’t go deep, or even pretend to, ever. Every. Single. Defense.

11-05-2020, 01:23 PM	#22
gosaints1 500th Post Join Date: Mar 2012 Posts: 576	Re: Drew Brees Almost Never Throws Deep Anymore. Is That A Problem For The Saints? Originally Posted by AsylumGuido Tom House also works with Tom Brady, and several other QB's and pitchers they all get their power through their legs and torso FAR more so than their arms. They all use it in every game, so, yes, it DOES work in games. Not only in a red jersey. It doesn't take any longer to throw with that technique than any other. All it takes is a firm stance. That's why they both are constantly repositioning their bodies while in the pocket. Yet, both Brady and Brees have among the quickest releases in the NFL today. They both spend all year working on their techniques and it doesn't take to ton of time in the pocket. I don’t care if he’s working with Jesus Christ, son of the Almighty. Football is a sport built deliberately around moving. Football isn’t croquet, where you line up everything perfectly, make your shot, then walk to the next one. DB#9, along with any other QB who can no longer make non pocket-perfect throws bc of age is robbing Peter to pay Paul, if we’re staying in a religious vernacular. Giving up mobility completely, so “form” can attempt to offset a weakening, possibly already shot, arm is seen by every defense in the league as a weakness, and it limits the Saints offensively bc of it. AK#41 amazes me more every day in spite of DB#9. Sadly, DB#9 has aged into a check down only passer, and it limits our offense..., massively. Every defense in the NFL knows that we can’t go deep, or even pretend to, ever. Every. Single. Defense.
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