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    Quote Originally Posted by call_me_ishmael View Post
    This kid can really throw it. I mean look at this, god damn.

    https://twitter.com/Peter_Bukowski/s...10658386645003
    That's the sort of throw they tell young QB's to never do, unless your name is Brett Favre or Aaron Rodgers... or Jordan Love.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MadScientist View Post
    That's the sort of throw they tell young QB's to never do, unless your name is Brett Favre or Aaron Rodgers... or Jordan Love.
    Yeah, late, across your body and over the middle is a bad combination, especially if you don't throw it where only your guy can catch it.
    Love has outplayed the 2008 and 2022 versions of Rodgers. Looks like we're all going to see how his career unfolds. I expect they'll be announcing an extension in May.

    He does have a list of things to work on -- his footwork being one. MLF did adjust plays to his strengths (as he should) but smart teams will watch film and find ways to better defend and take away the throws he does best.
    I think if he works on his fundamentals his accuracy will improve everywhere on the field. Assuming there is continued improvement and development at the skill positions, that will help him out too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by run pMc View Post
    He does have a list of things to work on -- his footwork being one. MLF did adjust plays to his strengths (as he should) but smart teams will watch film and find ways to better defend and take away the throws he does best.
    I think if he works on his fundamentals his accuracy will improve everywhere on the field. Assuming there is continued improvement and development at the skill positions, that will help him out too.
    Everyone can polish fundamentals. Until the retire. They’ll never stop doing that.


    But Love is very accurate falling away and it’s far better for him to fall a way more often than to stand in there too often and get killed. That is way overblown to me.

    Occasionally he doest have his feet turned in the right direction and I see him miss 90% of those. But those are rare in the second half of the season. Maybe one every two games lately.

    The primary criticism people lay on his fundamentals is the fall away, and I insist it’s an asset.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RashanGary View Post
    Everyone can polish fundamentals. Until the retire. They’ll never stop doing that.


    But Love is very accurate falling away and it’s far better for him to fall a way more often than to stand in there too often and get killed. That is way overblown to me.

    Occasionally he doest have his feet turned in the right direction and I see him miss 90% of those. But those are rare in the second half of the season. Maybe one every two games lately.

    The primary criticism people lay on his fundamentals is the fall away, and I insist it’s an asset.
    I agree. Falling away actually increases accuracy. Think step back 3. Think of SS throwing off balance in MLB. However you lose a little steam doing it. Love has shown a master class ability to throw off platform. All the things Zack Wilson was supposed to do.
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