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Quinn and the NFL passing game

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I’m at the Texans vs Dolphins game and both teams’ passing attack is mostly horizontal or 5-10 yard range. Neither team has attempted a true deep shot. 

Maybe Quinn is ready. 

18 hours ago, jdhdavis said:

I’m at the Texans vs Dolphins game and both teams’ passing attack is mostly horizontal or 5-10 yard range. Neither team has attempted a true deep shot. 

Maybe Quinn is ready. 

The NFL doesn't take a lot of deep passes throughout the game. There's time when they're dialed up but guys aren't running undressed in the secondary ln the NFL like they are in college. In the NFL most passes are 0-20 yards. It's not the throws that's going to hinder Quinn in the NFL, it's going to be pocket awareness and coverage.

3 hours ago, Dread-headed Texan said:

The NFL doesn't take a lot of deep passes throughout the game. There's time when they're dialed up but guys aren't running undressed in the secondary ln the NFL like they are in college. In the NFL most passes are 0-20 yards. It's not the throws that's going to hinder Quinn in the NFL, it's going to be pocket awareness and coverage.

That 3/4 release isn’t going to do him a lot of favors either. 

It isn interesting that Sark has put a lot of QB’s into the league, but not many were successful until Hurts and Tua hit the scene.

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