A lot of experts here on throwing motion of QB's, including Brock and Hunter

[Mr.G.Spot]

A Quarterback Evolution and a Coaching Revolution

How the close-minded ways of teaching passers gave way to once-forbidden approaches, saving the QB species one lifted toe and sidearm sling at a time.

www.si.com

A lot of comments over the past several years here are stuck in a time warp on QB mechanics. Now they are talking about Hunter's throwing motion. A lot of misinformation out there.

Please read the attached and there are many other articles available via search. These new styles have all been driven in the past 20 years as the game has evolved. Aaron Rodgers has been a key contributor.

Sometimes throwing side arm, back footed, hopping and throwing across your body are the correct throws. Ball speed, quicker releases, smaller spaced targets can all be improved with these types of throwing motions.

Do you think our coaches are not aware?

 

[nfrine]

I can only hope to be as smart as you...CMC will probably be contacting you in the morning.

 

[Mr.G.Spot]

I can only hope to be as smart as you...CMC will probably be contacting you in the morning.

Read this article, and others, and you will be.

 

[JP4CY]

Read this article,candy others, and you will be.

Candy others?

 

[CascadeClone]

Candy others?

I think thats a euphanism, like "melon farmer".

As in "Yippie-ki-yay melon farmer"

 

[GMackey32]

Dekkers throwing motion is fine. Occasionally he’ll rip a sidearm throw especially on quick hitters or if he needs to change his arm angle to squeeze a ball somewhere. Not comparing him to Mahomes or Rodgers, but they do similar things.

 

[HFCS]

Dekkers throwing motion is fine. Occasionally he’ll rip a sidearm throw especially on quick hitters or if he needs to change his arm angle to squeeze a ball somewhere. Not comparing him to Mahomes or Rodgers, but they do similar things.

His biggest mistakes vs toe seemed to be of the “just shouldn’t have thrown that ball” or miscommunication w receiver variety, rather than mechanics.

The one int was into tight double coverage and he called it idiotic himself in postgame.

 

[GMackey32]

His biggest mistakes vs toe seemed to be of the “just shouldn’t have thrown that ball” or miscommunication w receiver variety, rather than mechanics.

The one int was into tight double coverage and he called it idiotic himself in postgame.

Just because you can make all the throws doesn't mean you should try to make all of the throws. That's all he needs to learn.

 

[madguy30]

The 'traditional' QB throw takes eons compared to how fast they get it there now and secondaries would be on it with no issue.

Dekkers completes a bunch of 3rd downs on 'the drive' against what's supposed to be a tough defense and people are 'CONCERNS!!!!'.