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SunnySide · 11-14-2022, 01:33 PM

He keeps the offense in rhythm. He throws as soon as he makes his drop. He actually makes presnap reads and doesn't predetermine throwing into triple coverage. The offense did a lot more things under center, which seemed effective, and tells you that it's KM who refuses to play under center. He threw with anticipation, rather than waiting for a guy to be wide open. Just a much more fluid offense with a QB who understands how to play.

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I feel like Murray is the equivalent of Jake Plummer, where you have to run a limited scheme to maximize what you can get out of him (at this point)

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Poise, efficiency, experience, leadership, and here’s one that I don’t believe anyone has mention yet…mechanics.
No patting the ball. No throwing off his back foot. No fixing on the primary receiver. No happy feet.

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Even though he isn't what you would call tall at 6'1", there is still a difference in Colt seeing the whole field and KM seeing just snippets of it through the gaps in dbetween your big OLmen. It has got to be hard to find and judge your receivers speed and angles.

https://www.arizonasportsfans.com/fo....504271/page-2

^^ Posts from Cardinal fans after Colt McCoys W. Seems like Cardinals fans are going through a good bit of debate on QB play ... and I feel like it applies to us and Eagles as well.

Im trying to give more credit to scrambling non-pocket QBs. Not the can do it all Mahomes or Allens of the world .. the one dimensional scramblers like Heinike and Hurts and apparently

But its hard.

Eagles - I think Hurts is a limited QB but the Eagles embraced what he is and is running a playbook geared towards him. Calling a lot of the Heinike playbook -- limited timing/anticipation/throw to space type calls, a lot of routes he can see if his receiver wins at the stem before having to throw the ball .... and then an incredible amount of luck on deep 50/50 balls.

Hurts just chucks it out there.

Like Heinike but more athletic and with big arm. Heinike on peds.

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Im surprised the shine is still on Hurts.

Hopefully we win the 505/50 long balls tonight.

11-14-2022, 01:33 PM	#6
SunnySide Playmaker Join Date: Sep 2019 Posts: 4,568	Re: Commanders vs Iggles pre game thread He keeps the offense in rhythm. He throws as soon as he makes his drop. He actually makes presnap reads and doesn't predetermine throwing into triple coverage. The offense did a lot more things under center, which seemed effective, and tells you that it's KM who refuses to play under center. He threw with anticipation, rather than waiting for a guy to be wide open. Just a much more fluid offense with a QB who understands how to play. ------------- I feel like Murray is the equivalent of Jake Plummer, where you have to run a limited scheme to maximize what you can get out of him (at this point) ----------- Poise, efficiency, experience, leadership, and here’s one that I don’t believe anyone has mention yet…mechanics. No patting the ball. No throwing off his back foot. No fixing on the primary receiver. No happy feet. --------- Even though he isn't what you would call tall at 6'1", there is still a difference in Colt seeing the whole field and KM seeing just snippets of it through the gaps in dbetween your big OLmen. It has got to be hard to find and judge your receivers speed and angles. https://www.arizonasportsfans.com/fo....504271/page-2 ^^ Posts from Cardinal fans after Colt McCoys W. Seems like Cardinals fans are going through a good bit of debate on QB play ... and I feel like it applies to us and Eagles as well. Im trying to give more credit to scrambling non-pocket QBs. Not the can do it all Mahomes or Allens of the world .. the one dimensional scramblers like Heinike and Hurts and apparently But its hard. Eagles - I think Hurts is a limited QB but the Eagles embraced what he is and is running a playbook geared towards him. Calling a lot of the Heinike playbook -- limited timing/anticipation/throw to space type calls, a lot of routes he can see if his receiver wins at the stem before having to throw the ball .... and then an incredible amount of luck on deep 50/50 balls. Hurts just chucks it out there. Like Heinike but more athletic and with big arm. Heinike on peds. -------- Im surprised the shine is still on Hurts. Hopefully we win the 505/50 long balls tonight.