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OK, we all know that DC has a funky delivery. It comes out really low.
When I was watching the highlights last night, I saw a couple of other QB's that looked like they had that same kinda funky delivery. One was Omar Jacobs; I don't remember who the other one was. I had never really looked for it before. Is this something that's common? Or becoming more common? |
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VY is a sidearmer.
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I noticed it in the early days. (SO LONG AGO !!!)
Yeah, Young has it too.
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God lord it must have been discount day on Carr threads.
Philip Rivers has an extremely sidearm delivery. As you can see from Carr, Rivers and VY it doesn't trouble NFL teams near as much as it does fans on losing teams.
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You know who has a low delivery ... Cat Osterman
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Rick Barry had a funky delivery from the free throw line. What a scrub.
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His whole body rocks backward like a MLB pitcher doing his wind up before he throws a pitch. And he flips his hand as he releases the ball. As much as I hate to say it, his mechanics are awful compared to other QBs. I pretty much would like to see the Cowboys lose, and lose badly, but I will give credit to Drew Bledsoe: He stands up straight (as a statue, he-he-he) and he releases the ball with a very natural motion that I would like to see David utilize. Look back at the clips of David in training camp: He's dropping back and holding that ball at the level of his ear hole, snapping throw his throws. Fast-forward to the last few preseason games, and it's gone. I don't understand it. First day of school (camp) and his mechanics look really good, and now it's not so good. Does Kubiak and the staff not see this? I would think they would be all over every little thing that he's not doing right. And holding the ball at your waist is wasting motion (and time, and opportunities, and risking sacks) instead of having it up higher where you can get rid of quickly, to SNAP through a throw. It takes longer to get the ball UP to throw the ball, and then you sometimes see the awkward sidearm throw that stays in the air forever, and when you have defenders closing in on you to sack you, that smal fraction of time is deadly...and the passing lanes close down around WRs, too. Don't get me wrong, I'm not hating on him. It's just something that grabbed my attention when I saw a replay of Carr that was in slow motion. Why he is NOT performing better mechanics, or at least what I think would be proper mechanics, is beyond me. And why the staff hasn't corrected it is also beyond me. Show me other star-quality QBs, guys who are good at what they do, and I don;t think you'll see a David Carr throwing motion among them. He's got the goods: Strong arm, great running ability, and he'll take one on the chin for the team when we need the tough yards. I just would like to see better throwing mechanics. I think it'd make a huge difference.
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Pretty similar angle of attack?
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Ultimate funky delivery ....... Eddie Feigner .... look it up
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yeah enough of this nonsense....someone correct this deficiency before carr starts having 5 int's a game like favre...his days were over 2 years ago. |
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Yea, Carr aint no Farve. But Farve was just tying too hard to get something done for his team when he had nothing around him and he did things he shouldnt have.(oh man, did I make a similarity between the two? Sorry) Look at all the injuries that happened around him. I think that playoff goof against Philly still keeps him up at night. Right now he is in that veteran mode where he just doesnt want to give up and admit his best days may be behind him. But put him on a team like the ravens pre-mcnair and he could get things done.
Interesting topic:Would you take him on the Texans and put Carr on the bench? |
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Remember Carr's first training camp when Palmer tried to change that throwing motion by having David throw over a ladder?
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Carr can do it. He's a tough SOB. |
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