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Originally Posted by Detoxing
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He sees the rusher, gets hella happy feet and starts backpeddling and then throws a jump pass off his back foot into heavy traffic with two receivers intersecting in the same area. That's REALLY ****ing bad, man.
An NFL QB steps up in the pocket as that DE gets pushed out of the play, sets his feet and delivers the ball.
That one play highlights what's maddening about this guy. Everything leading up to the throw is awful, but he threw a ****ing touchdown pass with a defender in his grille.
So the questions are, is he just really good at his unorthodox style of play and is this sustainable in the NFL?
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I see a tendency to go back across his body at times instead of setting his feet. It worked for him in college, I doubt it translates. He could learn to do it the right way and be great. He has all the physical tools, there's no denying that he's athletic and talented enough.