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re: Recruiting Dual Threat QBs and why it's hard
Posted on 12/3/14 at 12:25 pm to ShortyRob
Posted on 12/3/14 at 12:25 pm to ShortyRob
quote:Not only that, but most DT qb's work completely out of the shotgun and don't even know the proper footwork for 3 and 5 step drops. Not to mention being taught how to properly take a snap from center.
Some player types are harder to evaluate in HS than others. Dual threat QBs fall into this category. The reason is that often, in HS, a "dual threat" QB is really just the most athletic MFer on the field. He can often appear to even be a pretty decent passer because he's passing against defenses so helpless to stop him when he's running that his reads are simple and WRs are running in the clear.
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Posted on 12/3/14 at 12:57 pm to dante
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Not only that, but most DT qb's work completely out of the shotgun and don't even know the proper footwork for 3 and 5 step drops. Not to mention being taught how to properly take a snap from center
No, most high school QBs work completely from the shotgun. There was some work done, but guys like Brady, Flacco. Peyton Manning, Brees, etc work 70%+ from shotgun. Most college teams are spread.
My ideal QB is pass well and run well. My second best is pass well and have some mobility. I'd rather not have a statue because your QB is dead in the water whenever the OL is bad.
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