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Ya know, because narratives.
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That play starting 4:45 is fucking nutty. He basically no looked that back shoulder throw on the back side progression as he was getting hit.
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That is just a ridiculously impressive film.
His ability to see it and just pull the trigger and throw a strike from any platform is insane.
His ability to see it and just pull the trigger and throw a strike from any platform is insane.
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Watching his highlights is like a drug to me
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When Caleb Williams became 'Superman': Revisiting the Gonzaga-DeMatha 2018 game for the ages | Sporting News
Caleb Williams was the No. 1 recruit in the nation, a Heisman Trophy winner and projected to be the No. 1 player in the NFL Draft. The first step on that spectacular path happened when he was a sophomore in high school.
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how you can watch this video and not see hall of fame potential here is insane to me. Thanks for sharing this video.
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Impressive to say the least. But, did you see there hardly was any pressure in the middle of the line. This will be totally different story in the NFL..
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Well yes these are plays from the pockett which means he didnt have pressure flushing him from the pocket.
Plenty of tape of him getting inside pressure, evading it and then making plays as that is his highlight plays.
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What I found very encouraging was the beginning of that as a freshman at Oklahoma. He was the #2 behind Rattler and entered the the 4th game against Texas down 28-7. Won that game 55-48 and never looked back. FRESHMAN in his 1st game had full control of the O and uncanny awareness and chops.
I wasn't aware of how good he was until I watch more game footage about a month ago but he made this decision easy. I was prepared to move on from Fields for whomever Poles thought was best and would have lived with the haul but after more research, I'd be disappointed in any move that wouldn't have us drafting CW.
I wasn't aware of how good he was until I watch more game footage about a month ago but he made this decision easy. I was prepared to move on from Fields for whomever Poles thought was best and would have lived with the haul but after more research, I'd be disappointed in any move that wouldn't have us drafting CW.
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He also has a natural feel to float away from the most pressure and a lot of those plays had short arm releases to get it out before the hit, choosing a target and delivering in an instant.
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Wait till @Mighty Joe Young sees this! . . .
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Some of the worst D back play I have seen. Not knocking CW but them shine as not NFL corners.
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Does Waldron's offense have any plays for the QB under Center?
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Plenty. It's the Shanahan offense. Wide zone play action. I'm guessing they'll still run some power as well because of the Oline coaches influence. They're good at it.
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No doubt. Alot of high level NFL throws sprinkled in there.
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I liked the two plays, 5:10-5:40. He reads the D so well on that throw and puts it in a spot his guy can get it. Play two-He sheds a tackle, hangs tough and finds an open receiver in the MIDDLE of the field. Love it. Ty for posting.