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Buffalo Bob · 08-09-2019, 08:11 AM

With Haskins there was good and bad, although it appears the bad will be correctable with reps and coaching. He definitely has a nice arm and I was impressed with his escapability from the pocket and his couple runs, especially considering his 40 time is in Tom Brady's class.

His foot work can be a little off at times, a few instances he appeared to lean backward when throwing on the run that caused the ball to sail. His footwork isn't glaringly bad, but I have seen a lot of QBs come out of college who had terrible footwork. I always wonder how that can happen. I think if a guy can get away with it in college the coaches don't mess with it.

08-09-2019, 08:11 AM	#4
Buffalo Bob The Starter Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Beaverdam Virginia Age: 63 Posts: 2,137	Re: Skins @ Browns Post glorified scrimmage thread (PSW1) With Haskins there was good and bad, although it appears the bad will be correctable with reps and coaching. He definitely has a nice arm and I was impressed with his escapability from the pocket and his couple runs, especially considering his 40 time is in Tom Brady's class. His foot work can be a little off at times, a few instances he appeared to lean backward when throwing on the run that caused the ball to sail. His footwork isn't glaringly bad, but I have seen a lot of QBs come out of college who had terrible footwork. I always wonder how that can happen. I think if a guy can get away with it in college the coaches don't mess with it.