Austalgia Posted 49 minutes ago Posted 49 minutes ago (edited) I think it’s protecting the ball . He’s not playing loose because he is scared to turn the ball over . He is best when he is a gunslinger, and except for a couple of isolated throws, he’s too scared to do that right now. Whether it be coaches, family, or his own headspace, he is a little scared to sling it . It’s been reinforced by him giving 2 games away with 2 turnovers. Last year he protected the ball pretty well, and wasn’t so shell shocked. Edited 47 minutes ago by Austalgia Quote
Etlonghorn Posted 36 minutes ago Posted 36 minutes ago 12 minutes ago, TXFF said: QBs can take some brutal shots. It's not a stretch to suspect that there could be subconscious behaviors to avoid taking hits like that. For me, it would most likely be entirely conscious. I still vividly remember a hit I took almost 60 years ago in seventh grade. While I agree with you on some hits staying with you, I think Q was never physically the same after that hit. He never had the arm strength / velocity that he had prior to that hit and the injury caused by it. Quote
TXFF Posted 4 minutes ago Posted 4 minutes ago 29 minutes ago, Etlonghorn said: While I agree with you on some hits staying with you, I think Q was never physically the same after that hit. He never had the arm strength / velocity that he had prior to that hit and the injury caused by it. Fear of taking more big hits is even more real if you've been seriously injured. Quote
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