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Originally posted by Joecool:
Let us get one thing straight, a QB should release the ball prior to or at the 3 second mark and most QBs do. I just rewatched the game and Rodgers had that ball out before 3 seconds on most of his completions.
Oldniner added it up and Smith gets quite a few of 2.8 seconds to throw a ball.
If you get MORE than 3 seconds, then you line is dominating. Most QBs get the ball out before 3 seconds hits.
Smith will get better but it's OK to admit that he's slow on his reads.
Originally posted by FourNine49:Originally posted by Joecool:
Let us get one thing straight, a QB should release the ball prior to or at the 3 second mark and most QBs do. I just rewatched the game and Rodgers had that ball out before 3 seconds on most of his completions.
Oldniner added it up and Smith gets quite a few of 2.8 seconds to throw a ball.
If you get MORE than 3 seconds, then you line is dominating. Most QBs get the ball out before 3 seconds hits.
Smith will get better but it's OK to admit that he's slow on his reads.
agreed. His is a little slow, but he is getting better
...Another Joecool biased hate on Alex thread...
Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
Originally posted by Method:Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
Did it take you more then 3 seconds to post that? You may be sacked, watch out!!!
Originally posted by Joecool:
Let us get one thing straight, a QB should release the ball prior to or at the 3 second mark and most QBs do. I just rewatched the game and Rodgers had that ball out before 3 seconds on most of his completions.
Oldniner added it up and Smith gets quite a few of 2.8 seconds to throw a ball.
If you get MORE than 3 seconds, then you line is dominating. Most QBs get the ball out before 3 seconds hits.
Smith will get better but it's OK to admit that he's slow on his reads.
Originally posted by smileyman:Originally posted by Joecool:
Let us get one thing straight, a QB should release the ball prior to or at the 3 second mark and most QBs do. I just rewatched the game and Rodgers had that ball out before 3 seconds on most of his completions.
Oldniner added it up and Smith gets quite a few of 2.8 seconds to throw a ball.
If you get MORE than 3 seconds, then you line is dominating. Most QBs get the ball out before 3 seconds hits.
Smith will get better but it's OK to admit that he's slow on his reads.
He's far better from the shotgun. I watched the game again last night tracking the timing of each play. He didn't have any more time in the shotgun than under center but he read plays better. Plus Raye was calling for deep strikes instead of the stupid 5 yard slants.
One interesting tidbit. Crabtree's 38 yard TD catch came on a 2 second play. Basically from the time the ball was snapped to the time it left Alex's hands was only 2 seconds.
I just don't get why we don't call more of those.
Originally posted by smileyman:Originally posted by Joecool:
Let us get one thing straight, a QB should release the ball prior to or at the 3 second mark and most QBs do. I just rewatched the game and Rodgers had that ball out before 3 seconds on most of his completions.
Oldniner added it up and Smith gets quite a few of 2.8 seconds to throw a ball.
If you get MORE than 3 seconds, then you line is dominating. Most QBs get the ball out before 3 seconds hits.
Smith will get better but it's OK to admit that he's slow on his reads.
He's far better from the shotgun. I watched the game again last night tracking the timing of each play. He didn't have any more time in the shotgun than under center but he read plays better. Plus Raye was calling for deep strikes instead of the stupid 5 yard slants.
One interesting tidbit. Crabtree's 38 yard TD catch came on a 2 second play. Basically from the time the ball was snapped to the time it left Alex's hands was only 2 seconds.
I just don't get why we don't call more of those.
Originally posted by MadMartz:
I think Smiths problem is his long slow delivery. The guy looks like he is about to throw a 100 mph fastball the way he winds it way back.