Rewatching the last two pics Quinn throws along with his two big misses to wide open Golden & Bond in the RRR all have a common denominator. When Quinn throws and his left foot is in front of his right foot and hits the ground first he’s as accurate as anyone in the league, It’s when his right foot is the first foot to hit the ground & in front or even with his left foot in his throwing motion the ball sails on him. We need left foot in front Alabama Quinn to show up in this game. 

A lot of QBs throw poorly in certain situations.

I’m most concerned with Quinn being consistent with his platform. If he can do that more often, he’s going to be just fine. 

Quinn being and mentally realizing he is healthy will solve all this which hopefully both are now accomplished.

I believe in quinn!

Quinn’s draft stock just dropped a ton playing the way he did against ou. You can’t be that (susceptible to injury and) inconsistent if you want to play qb in the nfl. I get the rust but dude couldn’t even hit the easy throws to open receivers. It’s not just the first q, he played below par throughout the game. 

On 10/16/2024 at 7:27 AM, TexasMDcoach said:

Quinn being and mentally realizing he is healthy will solve all this which hopefully both are now accomplished.

I think Sark calling a quarterback keeper was really smart.  Quinn was seemingly trying to avoid contact.  Sark pretty much guaranteed that Ewers was going to get hit.  That might have been a huge confidence boost for Quinn knowing he could take it.  

12 hours ago, Tomasulu said:

Quinn’s draft stock just dropped a ton playing the way he did against ou.

NFL teams aren’t message board fans. They don’t live and die on every play and single game performances.

They evaluate and set their draft boards on an entire body of work. At least the smart franchises do.

Edited October 19, 20241 yr by Assistant Regional Manager