How do NFL Quarterbacks Understand Pass Protection? 

Appreciate it, Michael. Glad you dig it.

You’ve got me excited to watch this thanks

More to come!

Ha. Thanks for the kind words. Very cool.

Jake Longs Bro????

@@33SportsOffical I wish. I am someone else with the same name. I did have fun the day the other Chris Long was drafted number 2 overall in the draft. 😁

@@chrislong3620 try to pretend

Glad to hear it!

Glad you like them. They take significantly longer to make though. We'll see.

Ha. Nice.

Nice. Glad you dig it, Zareh.

Glad you think so!

Thanks! Will do!

Glad you enjoy it!

Glad it was helpful!

Glad you enjoy it!

Appreciate it. You’re welcome.

You're the reason I'm going to start mixing up the ad placements.

The QB School 😂😂

Nice, Michael. I'm glad you liked it. Appreciate ya.

Glad you think so!

You bet!

Awesome. Thanks.

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Yup. Essentially the base is a 5-0 call. Big on big.

what is the read option. The run? or like an option route?

@@TheQBSchool the QB run option. I'm not entirely familiar with it but from what I know, the qb has an option of handing off the ball to the running back, or keeping the ball and running it himself

I'm 15 and I'm starting to get a huge passion for the game, but something about me is that when I get into something I want to learn all there is to know. I'm pretty confident in my knowledge so far but this play is something I'm lost on. I don't even know if I got the name right. so, a video explaining this would be amazing.

Yes you have.

The QB School as a first year coach(if we have a season) who’s been out of football since 04, this just made things make much more sense. Appreciate all the lessons.

i know a good course that examines that

I know a good course

No. But once you sign up you get the back logged catalog though.

Tough questions. I love PR. Great player and guy. I think he tried to do too much when he wasn’t on a good team. As for the future of the Chargers? No idea. Best Q available. Get lucky in the draft...

Use to it being a fire call in that sit. Peter or Poison is usually a punt where the punting return team needs to get away from the ball.

Good question. I might do a video to answer.

Depending on where the last play stopped

Each hash is one yard

if the ball was downed on the right hash or to the right of the right hash they put it on the right... same thing with the left side and if it gets downed in the middle between the hashes, they put it down in between the hashes.i hope i made sense

Depends. Usually where the previous play finished. Can also be by choice depending on situation.

No

Depends

It matters a lot in that you absolutely have to diligently and consistently put in the hard work to maintain peak physical conditioning. In another sense, though, it matters very little because virtually EVERY high-level athlete trains a comparable amount, and thus the concept of diminishing returns comes into play. In other words, if you legitimately want to play high-level football in HS/college/beyond, you 100% need to be hitting the weight room 3-4 days a week with a WELL-STRUCTURED, CONSISTENT plan (including realistic, measurable benchmarks/goals), in addition to maintaining a proper diet to achieve/maintain a target weight + body fat %, as well as getting in at least an hour of high-intensity cardio exercise daily, and - oh, yeah - practicing/studying the game of football as many hours per week as you possibly can. Also please please please make sure you always lift with good/proper form - you'll see far better + faster results, in addition to the benefit of, y'know, not-destroying your body and/or severely injuring yourself.

They do. But there are still only so many gaps/rush lanes. Plus, teams will still run.

Yeah I just wondering why we don’t see more of, say, putting a fast DB right next to a 5 technique or your best pass rusher to avoid a double team/get a free runner

i do too lol i'm curious

Doubt.

@@TheQBSchool terrorists do though.

I ain’t no nfl quarterback but I play high school ball and I’ve learned a lot about my footwork and how to fix it

If they don’t it’s simply because they don’t have the free time....

Yup.

I'd probably say difficult = corner. Mentally challenging = OL.

Depends on system and players. Hard to give answer one way or other.

AD Gee could you explain those built in Audibles?

ThePadi94 Mike Martz ran his offense with the sight adjustments and hot routes already built in. The QB doesn’t have to check to a particular route or play. Simply put, the opposite of what Peyton Manning did at the line. I hope that helps.

Oyasumi The crazy part is the cowboys used this style of offense in 7 of Troy Aikman’s 12 years and they won Super Bowls

Oyasumi Remember Martz was the coordinator of the greatest show on turf that won a super bowl.

don't i say in the video?

Link for what?

It's not passive.

Depends. Lots of different sources.

The QB School can you give me any? i’ve looked for hours and couldn’t find any.

you have to look for All22 film. its hard to find but some channels on youtube have access to it or you need to search “all22 college” on twitter you’ll find people talking about exchanging it. You can also contact universities to see if they'll give you access.

samelmudir thank you. i didn’t even think of looking in twitter

Thanks, Michael. I hope both are medium easy to understand...I hope.

Maybe someday.

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