He would risk his contract guarantees doing so. Qua your position in the other thread and the NFLs position he should never do so. Working out away from team facilities is not the way to go right now.This is what happened when Chuck Harris tweeted how Kyler should be working out with QB coaches in the off season like Josh Allen did the first few years.
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I was wondering if Kyler was going to see that. Chuck got into it with Vic I think and I know Vic is connected to Kyler somehow.This is what happened when Chuck Harris tweeted how Kyler should be working out with QB coaches in the off season like Josh Allen did the first few years.
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He would risk his contract guarantees doing so. Qua your position in the other thread and the NFLs position he should never do so. Working out away from team facilities is not the way to go right now.
Its safer for him to play video games in the offseason...
It is interesting that Michael Vick is a mentor for Kyler and that they both have generated some of the same concerns after a couple of seasons into their careers. (not in any way related to Vick's legal issues) People wondered about the long term viability of Vick's success based upon his style of play. Now, the same is being said about Kyler.
For me it isn't the injury risk. It is just tough to generate consistent offense with a QB who makes as many plays with his legs as he does with his arm. With Vick it was more about what can he do when you limit his ability to run than anything. Take away his first read and then wait for him to drop his eyes and look to run.And yet, Murray got hit maybe 3 or 4 times when he ran last year.
I'm not worried about him getting hurt from running. That kid has a sixth sense about getting hit, and he'd probably be more successful in the short term if he took a bit more risk. His injuries last year took place on sacks.
he needs to improve his reads (pre-snap and progression) and his throwing anticipation
And yet, Murray got hit maybe 3 or 4 times when he ran last year.
I'm not worried about him getting hurt from running. That kid has a sixth sense about getting hit, and he'd probably be more successful in the short term if he took a bit more risk. His injuries last year took place on sacks.
This is the season right here.
For all the bluster about how great Kyler is he has been really poor in this area, and it's pretty crucial to success at the NFL level. There are many times where his pre snap reads are just bad. Where it's obvious where his primary target should be and he doesn't even look that way. To the point where I wondered if he was reading the defense at all or just throwing it where Kliff tells him to in the play call.
Kliff has said that it takes two seasons to master an "O" and most importantly the "D" that will counter it. KM had a total of 17 starts in College. This is the season when both phases should come together.
Well that sure makes it sound so simple. But presnap isn't important as after the snap. On your play above what if the corner that is over nuk blitz's? And if the safety blitz's as well. Then your presnap read didn't tell you anything. These defensive coordinators are pretty smart too they disguise their plays as well.I'm not even talking about the learning the intricacies of an offense (or defensive matchup). I'm talking basic stuff like. "I have 4 defenders shading Nuk, Arnold and Isabella on this side and Kirk on an Island with an 8 yard cushion on the other side. I probably shouldn't look to Nuk in double coverage as my first read on this crucial 3rd and 7". Yet he does.
Well that sure makes it sound so simple. But presnap isn't important as after the snap. On your play above what if the corner that is over nuk blitz's? And if the safety blitz's as well. Then your presnap read didn't tell you anything. These defensive coordinators are pretty smart too they disguise their plays as well.
I might add that Kurt Warner stated it's an epidemic in the NFL that QBs are going with their presnap read and throwing the ball there instead of reading key players to determine the best pass options.
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They are both important, but you have to do one before the other. If you can't get pre snap right you definitely aren't going to get post snap right.
I’m guessing he’s headed to Buffalo.xc_hide_links_from_guests_guests_error_hide_media
I’m guessing he’s headed to Buffalo.