Great tape breakdown, but I thought one of the most impressive things that Fields did that game was take snaps. Because of Covid, Ohio State was missing three starting lineman including their center, because of that they had a guy who never snapped in a game before play center. Fields manage to handle high snaps, low snaps, and snaps like knuckle balls and still be able to make plays out of them. Definitely one of the more impressive things he did to me...
And Miller got walked right back into his face on the play JT said he missed the TE corner route. I think that had to affect his vision and ability to step into that throw. You could tell Day schemed more rollouts to help overcome the inexperience on the O Line.
kyler - i wanna say this is a great call buddy, thanks for bringing me that nugget. i didn't watch many buckeye games and didn''t know that about the line. one of this guys other videos on fields has kind of a bad snap & he handled it really well & i too kind of look for that sort of thing, but after explaining the line problems it really kind of pumps me up. i'm so conflicted on fields, but i love that insight coming from a guy that prob gets to watch him more than i do. so thanks heaps buddy, i think that was a really under-rated comment. i'm gonna keep my eye on more of your replys...also kinda cool to see both brian weaver & oprah give insights too without being dicks like a lot of other comments.
hahaha kyler, i started reading comments before i actually started this video, i made the comment & then started the video and...first snap hahaha. also the snap was wide right at about 2:19 on the play that he got drilled. another iffy one at about 6 where he missed the corner but ran it in. i say this because i've rarely seen former QBs like simms or romo talk about this...but it's really important. i played QB in highschool (i know not the same but...) we had a very similar thing happen with my line during my senior year and i'm telling you, it really through our timing off. it's hard to explain to people that didn't play - but that split second really compounds things. i've tried to explain the feeling and the only thing close is...have you every been driving pretty fast & maybe leaned over for your phone, took your eyes off road for just a split second and now you're kind of drifting off the road, you catch yourself & get back aligned but for a few seconds your heart is in your stomach & it takes a few seconds to kind of get your groove back? i know this sounds weird but it's the only way i've ever been able to explain it. that split, split second really screws things up. and then in my case (which sounds like justin's case too) what starts to happen is you start not trusting the snap & you start trying to read coverage but you're trying to read while also trying to use your peripheral and you end up not seeing anything. it's really hard to explain. we started doing a bunch of bad snap drills in practice with the new guys, but it just isn't the same when you kinda know it's gonna happen. sorry for the novel but i just thought your point was really poignant, and now that i'm starting to watch video on him i'm starting to really see it a lot, and i've noticed that there are many more times i can now give him the benefit of the doubt on some plays when i thought he wasn't getting through his progressions fast enough on the 2 games i actually watched live while drunk:)))
@@kilduce4423 but the people that matter...his coaches and teammates talk about how much of a leader and hard worker he is, and they were saying this long before draft talk
@@redstone5149 he scored the highest out of 6400 players involving elite QBs in the nfl on an IQ test. im sure he can read a defense. and when the pass is 60 yards down field hes going to have a long throwing motion to throw the ball there. you cant just flick your wrist and throw a football 60 yards...
Athletic Intelligence Quotient (AIQ), Justin Fields scored the highest (a perfect score of 130) on this test than ANY other athlete since its inception and out of 6500 participants that include Elite Pro QBs...Fields is a legit genius!!!
Fields looks the best tested of the top top guys they're on about. I know you're not supposed to judge the helmets but he's had NFL talent hitting him. Why I like mond. I expect newman to have the best opportunity. All of these kids have talent. Best coach wins. I have no confidence in urban Meyer.
@@nywilsons1596 that would be best rookie season if it was just about current roster. Figure whoever goes there will be the highest paid player in the league after year 3 if as predicted shanahan wins the superbowl. Supposedly the roster will get raggedy. So then it's about the player. And if it's about talent, I like the chances with Justin Fields of carrying a team until the roster can catch up.
@@mandelharvey3429 u and other fans thinking like that are DELUSIONAL. Please tell me , which QBs in the last DECADE have been drafted and had huge success on a Roster as BAD as the Jets. The list is very very short. Andrew Luck & hes the only ONE on the list & if u think the JETS roster isn't that bad , you are DELUSIONAL & have no clue what u R looking at. Every important position that matters the JETS are BAD . CB , OL , COVERAGE LB & pass RUSH. They might not be BAD BUT THEY ARE DEFINITELY NOT TOP 10 , Possibly top 15.
Thanks for making these man. The more I watch field’s film, the more excited I get to watch him on an nfl team, and I hope that team is my niners. Imagine what he can do in Kyle Shanahan’s offense 🤩
@@YouArentThatImportant Shanny wants his own Kirk Cousins. You know Fields and Jones are both having a pro day right now right? And guess who Shanahan decided to go watch.
@MJ is bigger than rings He's a culture he made more big time throws in that game. I was more impressed with his play that game than I was the Clemson game. Not that the clemson game was bad or anything he played great i mean look at the stats lol. But stats aren't everything especially when looking for NFL traits that translate to the next level.
Can you do Part 6 on the Clemson game? You're really good. Mel Kiper also said the same thing that he thinks Fields is a clear #2 who has the biggest upside.
Fields pro day over. "Competitive toughness" is what they emphasized. Jets going to regret not picking him. 49ers trading up for Fields should alert Jets they are making mistake on Wilson.
I’ve watched lots of these break downs on both of these guys. They’re really similar prospects in a lot of ways. I think Wilson is slightly more pro ready and slightly better with the off platform throws and ball accuracy/ball placement. But I don’t think it’d huge gap. Field is obviously faster and he’s bulkier too and will probably be more durable. I think teams like the Jets and niners can take their pick of either and will probably be happy. As long as these guys can take the next level step in terms of pre and post snap reads and vision, I think they both have plenty of tools to be really good QBs in the NFL. I really don’t see much separation at all in their overall tools. I think it’s just gonna come down to whether you value Fields size and speed advantage, or feel better about his longer resume of production, or whether you like Wilson’s arm shenanigans or feel more comfortable with the fact that he seems to be a little better with his reads and anticipation. That might be what puts Wilson over the edge for the Jets as they’re coming off of Darnold who was a disappointment largely because he never transitioned fully to a pro level awareness of the field. So they might hedge towards Wilson for that reason (if they’ve evaluated them in the same way that is).
If he goes to the Niners they're going to be scary good. Idk why everyone hates this guy. All I see is someone with a big arm, accurate, big bodied, fast, tough, great work ethic and is a leader.
Hey JT. Love your content. I am a huge Justin fan and a huge Ryan Day fan. Truly believe he is only scratching the surface. Love to hear your take on him in these videos. Would love to see the Clemson game!!! Either way thanks for the channel and keep up the great work. Hoping Justin lands in San Fran. Think that will be a great spot for him. Keep the vids coming.
Hey JT, Pats fan here - on tape are you seeing any of the concerns “experts” have with a long delivery or taking too long with his reads? Also, great video!
The sac, the receiver started looking for the ball inside the 20 and he was running by time he crossed the 15. The time for a receiver to run 5 yards is not much time to decide and trigger a throw. That zone corner that stepped forward to cover a scramble instead of back to cover that receiver probably saw the switch from pass to run through the eyes of Fields, a looking at linemen instead of receivers tell. I think Jackson's current greatness comes from getting DBs to do that switch from covering receiver to covering him, then he switches back to hit receiver that get open like this. If Fields running gets to to the distraction level for DBs and he could use it to become much better than he would be, he also would see teams running predictable defenses that protect against big plays that occur when DBs get distracted underneath, a man/umbrella zone type defense.
Shout for acknowledging not everything is highlights. We need to see some things that Trevor and Wilson need to work on though. Seems like people only point out Trey or Fields bad tape. Dilfer says, Trevor is not a perfect prospect; nobody is.
Love the channel JT. I was wondering what you thought about this question: how do you use your eyes to look a safety off while still being able to know if your receiver won on his route in man coverage?
That's where anticipation comes in, you have to be confident that your reciever is going to win his route and you have to know where he is going to be while you look off the safety. Once you feel that other reciever is in position (based on the timing of the route), switch your eyes back to him and make a good throw without thinking. Obviously if you see the window doesn't look like you thought it would, you can bring the ball back down or just toss it out of reach.
🏈👏😁 💯❤️ this channel. Personally like Zach Wilson. And I keep coming back to Mac Jones as well. I'm an old head. Love tight mechanics quick release and good footwork, over athleticism. To me it's about having a quarterback who throws well and protecting him. Much love to left tackles. P.S. If I'm New Jersey I would hold on to Sam. Too much meat left on the bone
I am of a belief that SF and Jets are playing the inside game. Jets will take Pitts to help out Darnold. SF will take Wilson. They gave up too much capital to go with anyone else. Fields, while a good prospect, to me he uses his athletic ability as a crutch and often bails out of the pocket (because he can). While at the same time totally not seeing open receivers from the pocket.
Are Ohio St. fans just mad that he has similar arm strength to Alex Smith, but is a Cam Newton runner? He is very capable if things fall apart in the pocket, but he has an average NFL arm, and he is like 225-235. He just hasn't been taught to use his body appropriately, or size sometimes doesn't matter, because there are two players with long range NFL arms and it isn't Fields, Lawrence, or Jones. Lance is the single best arm in this draft and Wilson is the second, but Wilson has so many more platforms to throw off of, he is the second pick this year. I assume the 49ers smoke screen is just that, but perhaps not. They might have bet against themselves, like the Bears did when they took Trubisky. The 49ers gave up unnecessary draft picks.
I just don't get why Greg Cosell and Chris Simms aren't as high on this guy? I know they know their stuff and I absolutely value their opinions but to me I see a guy who has shown he can throw all over the field at a very good level. PFF I know loves him and they aren't exactly film guys but I do feel like crossing film with analytics paints a pretty good picture of what a guy will be at the next level.
I would like to see if you could round up some plays where he actually sits and goes through his progressions. I understand he has all the clubs in his bag I've seen them. I also understand I am not in the Ohio state organization to know what there main reads are. I also understand you can't stare down one read in the nfl forever your physical gifts will only take you so far at some point he will have to sit in the pocket and look for the 3rd and 4th read! Again not saying it isn't possible he is Uber talented but the flashy window dressing doesn't fool me.
Klatt said the Penn state game he was going through 1st 2nd and 3rd progression. I watched the film from overhead view its tough to see where his helmet is looking wish there was a frontal view so I could watch head and eye movement.
Good point. He has that millisecond to make a decision in terms of arcing it towards the sideline with the DL in his face. But that’s a riskier play that him trusting his legs to give him that second opportunity. Ultimately not a great play but an incompletion beats a sack 10/10 times
@@sequoahhicksjr He had a top 5 recruiting class against Alabama & he was average. Joe burrow had a top 10 recruiting class against Alabama and was great. Fields is undrafted free agent material whether you like it or not.
You only chose to breakdown highlights of what Fields has been criticized for, and that's being a one read and throw guy. What you chose to breakdown we already knew. Poor choice of highlights
@@Welcome2TheOhioState Then you're saying that all this criticism of him being a one read QB is unwarranted cause no one can tell what play is called, which makes zero sense. My simple point is plays in which he is going through or not going through his progressions should have been used
@@khathn4200 Mike Martz and JT knew each other from the Lions. JT was already familiar with the system, and would share little to non of his knowledge wtih Alex Smith
Alex did pretty damn good for himself, I’d say. That man kept persevering and carved out a wonderful NFL career. Shame on anybody who tried to hate on #11.
@@brendonmcmillan5589 he thinks that the falcons would take Mac Jones if the 49ers take Fields. I’m not so sure the falcons are going to be using that pick on a QB. It would be smart to wait for Davis Mills in the later rounds
No where near as good as Zach Wilson and I like Mac Jones more. Fields has mechanical issues where he does not use his base enough and has been at OSU where the plays are usually for the first read. So that does not show the required reading of the defense for a NFL QB. Does not mean he cannot do it but he has not shown it.
Nope he reminds me of Trubisky. Tons of physical talent but has mechanics issues and can't read the field as well as other QBs. Unless he develops perfectly he's gonna be a bust
The Lamar Jackson hot. That spin out when he never even looked at the edge rusher reminds me of that Marshall Faulk highlight we always see. Then a perfectly placed ball.
I was lucky enough to see both Lawrence and Fields in HS and I thought in SOME ways Fields was more polished. But for whatever reason it seemed like the OSU offense never felt totally comfortable to him, which could just be down to this crazy year. In any event, I hope both kids find great fits in the NFL.
@@dominickpatterson7309 I honestly feel like he hasn't really been using his arm more I know he use it more in college than high school, I think it's a coaching thing
The best action really occurs on the offensive/defensive line and not where the camera is shooting. The camera follows the ball, I like to follow the blocking on the line first before looking at the ball it may be just me.
Watching this after watching the zach wilson film almost makes me want the jets to take wilson so my niners can grab Fields. Seriously, I don't get how some of these talking heads question this kid's work ethic and effort after seeing that chase down block. You think Jay Cutler, Dwayne haskins are making those kinds of plays? Doubt it
I hope this comment reaches JT. I came back to this video just as a barometer to see if i could spot some warning signs that would show the downfall of fields in the 2023 season. I saw a little bit(not the cleanest footwork, maybe some vision/getting through reads issues), but to me there’s a jarring difference: the speed and base of his drop. I thought in your most recent vids you were over exaggerating the speed of drop concerns, but its so real. Fields also at osu looks like he has a more natural width to his throwing position instead of being so wide. To me this lands squarely on chicago’s coaching staff. I’d be suprised if our QB coach makes it to january. Super disapointing, because I know fields has the potential to be a top 5 qb and he will never hit it. Thank you JT.
Fields or Lance, who would you rather see SF take? I personally like Lance if they are keeping Jimmy G this season. 1 year sitting behind him and he'll be ready to roll with MUCH higher upside than Fields or Jones.
I prefer Lance his arm pops he ran a similar system to SF made the protection calls at just 19 years old and you know he spent the canceled season refining his QB skills his lack of games gave him a unique opportunity to grow beyond his age. I think 8 games of Jimmy and let Lance roll the last 9 and take us all the way.
Great stuff! This was personally my fav game from him. He just came out with so much energy and you could see it throughout the team. They absolutely LOVE him. I jumped out my seat after that run down block too. Fun game to watch.
Any chance you could break down his Clemson game from 2020? Also, his Northwestern game...seems like that keeps being trotted out as his so-called "worst game." Would love a breakdown of the contrasts between the two. Thanks for the videos, all have great insight, and as a niner fan in this crazy time, it is all very welcome.
I am totally at peace : wilson or fields it doesn’t matter we have our fate in our own hands @#3 and we can keep JG one more year if necessary. Before FA i was down on my niners and thought about a non winning season. Now we’re playoffs bound and got a shot at the SB 😌😃👌
What software do you use to draw on the screen? I do basketball breakdowns and want to try the same thing. Dope videos! Feel free to check mine out haha
Thanks for a good breakdown as always. Fields is clearly very talented and has lots of potential. So that doesn't really add any new information about him. My question is whether he can learn to make NFL type reads successfully and consistently. What do you think, J.T.?
“Taking what the defense gives you” does not equate to all 4(5) receivers being wide open. You’re clearly into Fields. Would love more objective analysis!
At 7:48, On that TE corner route, he had eyes on him and he wasn’t clear in his route, in the development of that the damn G got blown back into his face and he bailed. That’s clear as day to see on that play.
It’s cool to have played QB in the nfl and understand the position. But JT O’Sullivan was trash in the NFL. I wanna see Peyton do his “Detailed” on these QBs.
JT I thought he looked better on the run this tape, still Wilson and Trevor look just as good if not better, something about that O makes fields look real blocky if that makes sense
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Great tape breakdown, but I thought one of the most impressive things that Fields did that game was take snaps. Because of Covid, Ohio State was missing three starting lineman including their center, because of that they had a guy who never snapped in a game before play center. Fields manage to handle high snaps, low snaps, and snaps like knuckle balls and still be able to make plays out of them. Definitely one of the more impressive things he did to me...
And Miller got walked right back into his face on the play JT said he missed the TE corner route. I think that had to affect his vision and ability to step into that throw. You could tell Day schemed more rollouts to help overcome the inexperience on the O Line.
You see this become an issue a ton in the Indiana game. No excuses for the picks by any means but the IOL play is borderline abysmal most of the day
kyler - i wanna say this is a great call buddy, thanks for bringing me that nugget. i didn't watch many buckeye games and didn''t know that about the line. one of this guys other videos on fields has kind of a bad snap & he handled it really well & i too kind of look for that sort of thing, but after explaining the line problems it really kind of pumps me up. i'm so conflicted on fields, but i love that insight coming from a guy that prob gets to watch him more than i do. so thanks heaps buddy, i think that was a really under-rated comment. i'm gonna keep my eye on more of your replys...also kinda cool to see both brian weaver & oprah give insights too without being dicks like a lot of other comments.
hahaha kyler, i started reading comments before i actually started this video, i made the comment & then started the video and...first snap hahaha. also the snap was wide right at about 2:19 on the play that he got drilled. another iffy one at about 6 where he missed the corner but ran it in.
i say this because i've rarely seen former QBs like simms or romo talk about this...but it's really important. i played QB in highschool (i know not the same but...) we had a very similar thing happen with my line during my senior year and i'm telling you, it really through our timing off. it's hard to explain to people that didn't play - but that split second really compounds things. i've tried to explain the feeling and the only thing close is...have you every been driving pretty fast & maybe leaned over for your phone, took your eyes off road for just a split second and now you're kind of drifting off the road, you catch yourself & get back aligned but for a few seconds your heart is in your stomach & it takes a few seconds to kind of get your groove back? i know this sounds weird but it's the only way i've ever been able to explain it. that split, split second really screws things up. and then in my case (which sounds like justin's case too) what starts to happen is you start not trusting the snap & you start trying to read coverage but you're trying to read while also trying to use your peripheral and you end up not seeing anything. it's really hard to explain. we started doing a bunch of bad snap drills in practice with the new guys, but it just isn't the same when you kinda know it's gonna happen. sorry for the novel but i just thought your point was really poignant, and now that i'm starting to watch video on him i'm starting to really see it a lot, and i've noticed that there are many more times i can now give him the benefit of the doubt on some plays when i thought he wasn't getting through his progressions fast enough on the 2 games i actually watched live while drunk:)))
threw not through. yup, drinking and texting.
Fields just ran a 4.44 and now everyone is sharing that clip at @19:00 you put in the video. You are always one step ahead of the media JT !!
Don’t nobody need a 4.4 qb. They want a qb that can read defenses and get the ball out quickly and on target. Fields struggles with both.
And a few analysts say he’s lazy 😭😭😭
@@kilduce4423 but the people that matter...his coaches and teammates talk about how much of a leader and hard worker he is, and they were saying this long before draft talk
@@redstone5149 he scored the highest out of 6400 players involving elite QBs in the nfl on an IQ test. im sure he can read a defense. and when the pass is 60 yards down field hes going to have a long throwing motion to throw the ball there. you cant just flick your wrist and throw a football 60 yards...
@@friesnketchup4056 ...I’m not questioning his intelligence. The tape don’t lie though. There’s a reason he was the 4th QB taken.
Athletic Intelligence Quotient (AIQ), Justin Fields scored the highest (a perfect score of 130) on this test than ANY other athlete since its inception and out of 6500 participants that include Elite Pro QBs...Fields is a legit genius!!!
I mean he had a offer to Harvard
@@codyrichardson162 yea that's really great imagine if he went to Harvard
He’s going to San Fran and if he does Kyle is going to have afield day with this guy
fields day😛
That's right.he'll pass on that Noodle Arm Mac Jones .
Fields is best for a vertical system, not Shanahan
You might be right. The Mack Jones smokescreen aided by pal Chris Simms.
Shanahan too smart to take a guy that can’t make a second read
If he goes to the 49ers I'm calling it now. He will have the best career of all these other guys in this draft.
Fields looks the best tested of the top top guys they're on about. I know you're not supposed to judge the helmets but he's had NFL talent hitting him.
Why I like mond.
I expect newman to have the best opportunity.
All of these kids have talent. Best coach wins. I have no confidence in urban Meyer.
That's going out on a limb..dont u mean which ever QB goes to the 49ers will have the best career. U know the 49ers ( with a top 5 roster n the NFL )
@@nywilsons1596 that would be best rookie season if it was just about current roster. Figure whoever goes there will be the highest paid player in the league after year 3 if as predicted shanahan wins the superbowl. Supposedly the roster will get raggedy. So then it's about the player. And if it's about talent, I like the chances with Justin Fields of carrying a team until the roster can catch up.
@@mandelharvey3429 u and other fans thinking like that are DELUSIONAL. Please tell me , which QBs in the last DECADE have been drafted and had huge success on a Roster as BAD as the Jets. The list is very very short. Andrew Luck & hes the only ONE on the list & if u think the JETS roster isn't that bad , you are DELUSIONAL & have no clue what u R looking at. Every important position that matters the JETS are BAD . CB , OL , COVERAGE LB & pass RUSH. They might not be BAD BUT THEY ARE DEFINITELY NOT TOP 10 , Possibly top 15.
@@nywilsons1596 well yes you can say that too lol. All the top QBs in this draft probably wants to go there
Thanks for making these man. The more I watch field’s film, the more excited I get to watch him on an nfl team, and I hope that team is my niners. Imagine what he can do in Kyle Shanahan’s offense 🤩
Need Fields @2
Bears 🐻 got him
Kid is a stud.
People can say what they want about this guy, but one thing they cannot say is that he is not tough-minded.
He looked like Aaron Rodgers against Clemson in the sugar bowl. No one seems to care.
Ice Water in his Veins.
@@kemosabeusmc
Yeah! They only talk about Indiana and Northwestern!
@@dantheman8152 yup I mean don't get me wrong he has bad games but even NFL quarterback has bad games like Patrick mahomes or Aaron rodgers
@@kemosabeusmc yup really like how u put it
49ers are going to be very happy with this guy.
Congratulations SF you finally have a QB. Oh yeah and he runs a 4.4
He doesn't run a 4.4. Proday times are all bogus.
@@Jimmy58261 Literally clocked a 4.4 lol. He's fast enough to get away from 2nd and 3rd level defenders.
Niners are going Mac Jones...
@@tn15_ Niners wouldn't trade that high for Mac jones.........
Kyle Shanahan wants his own Russell Wilson Kyler Murray.
Not Andy dalton.
@@YouArentThatImportant Shanny wants his own Kirk Cousins. You know Fields and Jones are both having a pro day right now right? And guess who Shanahan decided to go watch.
I’m rooting for fields. I’d love to see him prove the talking heads wrong. Flat out baller.
Let's gooooh. I asked for the clemson game 😭😭😭😭😭. It's all good though
Alabama game would have been better.
@MJ is bigger than rings He's a culture he played better that game than he did against Clemson imo.
@MJ is bigger than rings He's a culture he made more big time throws in that game. I was more impressed with his play that game than I was the Clemson game. Not that the clemson game was bad or anything he played great i mean look at the stats lol. But stats aren't everything especially when looking for NFL traits that translate to the next level.
So what are YOUR rankings for this years draft class? I would really like to see your opinion
Can you do Part 6 on the Clemson game? You're really good. Mel Kiper also said the same thing that he thinks Fields is a clear #2 who has the biggest upside.
Fields pro day over. "Competitive toughness" is what they emphasized. Jets going to regret not picking him. 49ers trading up for Fields should alert Jets they are making mistake on Wilson.
Agreed
I mean, we talking about the Jets.....if they like Wilson, odds are he may not be it....lol.....
He very well could, but............
I’ve watched lots of these break downs on both of these guys. They’re really similar prospects in a lot of ways.
I think Wilson is slightly more pro ready and slightly better with the off platform throws and ball accuracy/ball placement. But I don’t think it’d huge gap. Field is obviously faster and he’s bulkier too and will probably be more durable.
I think teams like the Jets and niners can take their pick of either and will probably be happy. As long as these guys can take the next level step in terms of pre and post snap reads and vision, I think they both have plenty of tools to be really good QBs in the NFL.
I really don’t see much separation at all in their overall tools. I think it’s just gonna come down to whether you value Fields size and speed advantage, or feel better about his longer resume of production, or whether you like Wilson’s arm shenanigans or feel more comfortable with the fact that he seems to be a little better with his reads and anticipation.
That might be what puts Wilson over the edge for the Jets as they’re coming off of Darnold who was a disappointment largely because he never transitioned fully to a pro level awareness of the field. So they might hedge towards Wilson for that reason (if they’ve evaluated them in the same way that is).
Literally everything you said on Wilson p5 I could say on this...
Agree
@@policialnoseua kinda agree....the difference is that the Wilson game was against North-East-Alabama-University-of-the 13th-Grade.
If he goes to the Niners they're going to be scary good. Idk why everyone hates this guy. All I see is someone with a big arm, accurate, big bodied, fast, tough, great work ethic and is a leader.
Can't read defenses quickly
@@binary very in depth analysis thank you
Bears 🐻
Hey JT. Love your content. I am a huge Justin fan and a huge Ryan Day fan. Truly believe he is only scratching the surface. Love to hear your take on him in these videos. Would love to see the Clemson game!!! Either way thanks for the channel and keep up the great work. Hoping Justin lands in San Fran. Think that will be a great spot for him. Keep the vids coming.
Hey JT, Pats fan here - on tape are you seeing any of the concerns “experts” have with a long delivery or taking too long with his reads? Also, great video!
I dont think his release will be an issue at all
Your analysis is great man I send your vids to my friends and we watch them together. Keep up the great content man.
I just noticed that we're so focused on the game that we don't even know the ref is standing on the field. It's like hiding in plane sight.
The sac, the receiver started looking for the ball inside the 20 and he was running by time he crossed the 15. The time for a receiver to run 5 yards is not much time to decide and trigger a throw. That zone corner that stepped forward to cover a scramble instead of back to cover that receiver probably saw the switch from pass to run through the eyes of Fields, a looking at linemen instead of receivers tell. I think Jackson's current greatness comes from getting DBs to do that switch from covering receiver to covering him, then he switches back to hit receiver that get open like this. If Fields running gets to to the distraction level for DBs and he could use it to become much better than he would be, he also would see teams running predictable defenses that protect against big plays that occur when DBs get distracted underneath, a man/umbrella zone type defense.
Shout for acknowledging not everything is highlights.
We need to see some things that Trevor and Wilson need to work on though.
Seems like people only point out Trey or Fields bad tape. Dilfer says, Trevor is not a perfect prospect; nobody is.
Can you do the Clemson and Alabama games
18:48 He definitely runs a 4.4 💯
Love the channel JT. I was wondering what you thought about this question: how do you use your eyes to look a safety off while still being able to know if your receiver won on his route in man coverage?
That's where anticipation comes in, you have to be confident that your reciever is going to win his route and you have to know where he is going to be while you look off the safety. Once you feel that other reciever is in position (based on the timing of the route), switch your eyes back to him and make a good throw without thinking. Obviously if you see the window doesn't look like you thought it would, you can bring the ball back down or just toss it out of reach.
Niners all day!!!!!!!
I hope he proves me wrong, I never root for a kid to fail.
If you were the 9ers, who would you pick at number 3?
Watch my Niners overthink it and choose the "system fit" QB over him.🤢🤮
Honestly I’m beginning to doubt Kyle Shanahan.
@@jcm7814 yea same
Urban, please do the right thing & draft Fields at 1
🏈👏😁 💯❤️ this channel. Personally like Zach Wilson. And I keep coming back to Mac Jones as well. I'm an old head. Love tight mechanics quick release and good footwork, over athleticism. To me it's about having a quarterback who throws well and protecting him. Much love to left tackles. P.S. If I'm New Jersey I would hold on to Sam. Too much meat left on the bone
I am of a belief that SF and Jets are playing the inside game. Jets will take Pitts to help out Darnold. SF will take Wilson. They gave up too much capital to go with anyone else. Fields, while a good prospect, to me he uses his athletic ability as a crutch and often bails out of the pocket (because he can). While at the same time totally not seeing open receivers from the pocket.
@@josephbrennan4921 oops this is all wrong lol
@@josephbrennan4921 yea that's the thing he not using his arm enough
Are Ohio St. fans just mad that he has similar arm strength to Alex Smith, but is a Cam Newton runner? He is very capable if things fall apart in the pocket, but he has an average NFL arm, and he is like 225-235. He just hasn't been taught to use his body appropriately, or size sometimes doesn't matter, because there are two players with long range NFL arms and it isn't Fields, Lawrence, or Jones. Lance is the single best arm in this draft and Wilson is the second, but Wilson has so many more platforms to throw off of, he is the second pick this year. I assume the 49ers smoke screen is just that, but perhaps not. They might have bet against themselves, like the Bears did when they took Trubisky. The 49ers gave up unnecessary draft picks.
I just don't get why Greg Cosell and Chris Simms aren't as high on this guy? I know they know their stuff and I absolutely value their opinions but to me I see a guy who has shown he can throw all over the field at a very good level. PFF I know loves him and they aren't exactly film guys but I do feel like crossing film with analytics paints a pretty good picture of what a guy will be at the next level.
when fields plays for the niners, kittle will be his first read. He won’t miss those corner routes then.
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I would like to see if you could round up some plays where he actually sits and goes through his progressions. I understand he has all the clubs in his bag I've seen them. I also understand I am not in the Ohio state organization to know what there main reads are. I also understand you can't stare down one read in the nfl forever your physical gifts will only take you so far at some point he will have to sit in the pocket and look for the 3rd and 4th read! Again not saying it isn't possible he is Uber talented but the flashy window dressing doesn't fool me.
Klatt said the Penn state game he was going through 1st 2nd and 3rd progression. I watched the film from overhead view its tough to see where his helmet is looking wish there was a frontal view so I could watch head and eye movement.
lol go watch the Alabama and Clemson games dude
Yep, got cha... Kinda like he did against Clemson, 385 yrds, 22-28 passing 6 td... What was Trevor's stats ?
Reminds me of Steve McNair
Can you do a breakdown of a qb’s pro day
why would he do that?
10:06 it’s obvious he’s bailing b/c the minute the TE turns his head he’s trying to avoid the sack.
Good point. He has that millisecond to make a decision in terms of arcing it towards the sideline with the DL in his face. But that’s a riskier play that him trusting his legs to give him that second opportunity. Ultimately not a great play but an incompletion beats a sack 10/10 times
Future bronco, they’re selecting him at 5
Paton is not trading up. Maybe gets Mond.
Atlanta is open to trade up
Bears 🐻 got him
@@gamothelegend7712 < The bringer of news that no one knew
What if the Jets swoop him before Frisco
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10:48 is another example of how bad fields can be on anticipatory throws.
It was a Touchdown.
@@sequoahhicksjr He had a top 5 recruiting class against Alabama & he was average. Joe burrow had a top 10 recruiting class against Alabama and was great. Fields is undrafted free agent material whether you like it or not.
Boy right here salty......
@@ohiostin Umm... okay also Joe Burrow had 5 first round picks on his team. Including
Justin Jefferson
Jamar Chase
Clyde-Edwards-Hellaire
@@ohiostin When did I compare him to Burrow?
See Jet fans y'all should take him and give us wilson 😉
You only chose to breakdown highlights of what Fields has been criticized for, and that's being a one read and throw guy. What you chose to breakdown we already knew. Poor choice of highlights
If your first option is open you throw that every time. You also have ZERO clue what the offense is asking him to read any given play.
@@Welcome2TheOhioState Then you're saying that all this criticism of him being a one read QB is unwarranted cause no one can tell what play is called, which makes zero sense. My simple point is plays in which he is going through or not going through his progressions should have been used
20 min, part 5
Quality over quantity, ever heard of it?
Rude how JT treated Alex Smith when they were teammates
What did jt tho
Do*
@@khathn4200 Mike Martz and JT knew each other from the Lions. JT was already familiar with the system, and would share little to non of his knowledge wtih Alex Smith
Alex did pretty damn good for himself, I’d say. That man kept persevering and carved out a wonderful NFL career. Shame on anybody who tried to hate on #11.
He can not look past his first read at all
Justin fields has bust written all over him
This guy's breakdowns are ok but very biased
It's important to note that half the team, and the coach was out for Covid.
It would be a big mistake for the 49ers to pass on him
you must be a Falcons fan LOL!
@@beibei93 how's that make him a Falcon's fan lol and even if he is whats wrong with it?
@@beibei93 nope I’m a browns fan
@@brendonmcmillan5589 he thinks that the falcons would take Mac Jones if the 49ers take Fields. I’m not so sure the falcons are going to be using that pick on a QB. It would be smart to wait for Davis Mills in the later rounds
@@connerbowker3545 oh makes sense. Mac Jones isn’t worth taking for the fourth pick lol I hope falcons don’t do that.
12:23 this is elite level touch.
I’m gonna be over the moon if the Niners get him
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Anyone who thinks Kyle Shanahan is passing on this guy is out of their dam mind
Who knows I heard Chicago wants him
@SuperPunch76 😂
💋 to the bears
Considering Fields is twice the player Haskins is, I'd say Fields will be a decent starter in the NFL.
2nd best qb this draft
more like 4th
No where near as good as Zach Wilson and I like Mac Jones more. Fields has mechanical issues where he does not use his base enough and has been at OSU where the plays are usually for the first read. So that does not show the required reading of the defense for a NFL QB. Does not mean he cannot do it but he has not shown it.
Nope he reminds me of Trubisky. Tons of physical talent but has mechanics issues and can't read the field as well as other QBs. Unless he develops perfectly he's gonna be a bust
@@lavapancakes trubisky has no physical talent lmaoo
Minimum!
The Lamar Jackson hot. That spin out when he never even looked at the edge rusher reminds me of that Marshall Faulk highlight we always see. Then a perfectly placed ball.
I was lucky enough to see both Lawrence and Fields in HS and I thought in SOME ways Fields was more polished. But for whatever reason it seemed like the OSU offense never felt totally comfortable to him, which could just be down to this crazy year. In any event, I hope both kids find great fits in the NFL.
What about the year before when he had 50 tds in that offense
@@dominickpatterson7309 he did that goes to show u hes an underappreciated thrower
@@dominickpatterson7309 I honestly feel like he hasn't really been using his arm more I know he use it more in college than high school, I think it's a coaching thing
The best action really occurs on the offensive/defensive line and not where the camera is shooting. The camera follows the ball, I like to follow the blocking on the line first before looking at the ball it may be just me.
If the 49ers take Mac Jones over Fields at 3 I have no clue what a star at the Qb position looks like (or they don't).
Mac will be much better
@@wyndonzzac3656 put some money on that
@@wyndonzzac3656 and then prepare to lose that money lol
Dan Morgan You dont know what a star at the QB position look like because this guy is a bust Mac is clearly better
Justin Fields, welcome to San Francisco 🔥🔥💯👌🏾. Justin Fields looks like Saquon Barkley playing QB.
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Watching this after watching the zach wilson film almost makes me want the jets to take wilson so my niners can grab Fields. Seriously, I don't get how some of these talking heads question this kid's work ethic and effort after seeing that chase down block. You think Jay Cutler, Dwayne haskins are making those kinds of plays? Doubt it
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Justin Fields is an awesome talent to behold...
He is the true Honey Badger man, Tough and Effective!
hey great videos wondering how you got the all 22 film for college games.
I hope this comment reaches JT. I came back to this video just as a barometer to see if i could spot some warning signs that would show the downfall of fields in the 2023 season. I saw a little bit(not the cleanest footwork, maybe some vision/getting through reads issues), but to me there’s a jarring difference: the speed and base of his drop. I thought in your most recent vids you were over exaggerating the speed of drop concerns, but its so real. Fields also at osu looks like he has a more natural width to his throwing position instead of being so wide. To me this lands squarely on chicago’s coaching staff. I’d be suprised if our QB coach makes it to january. Super disapointing, because I know fields has the potential to be a top 5 qb and he will never hit it. Thank you JT.
7:35 Rugby guys call that a goose step.
Fields or Lance, who would you rather see SF take?
I personally like Lance if they are keeping Jimmy G this season. 1 year sitting behind him and he'll be ready to roll with MUCH higher upside than Fields or Jones.
I prefer Lance his arm pops he ran a similar system to SF made the protection calls at just 19 years old and you know he spent the canceled season refining his QB skills his lack of games gave him a unique opportunity to grow beyond his age. I think 8 games of Jimmy and let Lance roll the last 9 and take us all the way.
@@rawkurface
Agree. He's the Wiseman/Ball of this class
If you need more videos you could do players like Desmond Ridder, Sam Howell, Tyler Shough, Kedon Slovis or Spencer Rattler
Which of those guys are draft eligible?
@@TheQBSchool Mic drop...
@@TheQBSchool Damn chill, you didn’t have to do him like that
Great stuff! This was personally my fav game from him. He just came out with so much energy and you could see it throughout the team. They absolutely LOVE him. I jumped out my seat after that run down block too. Fun game to watch.
Any chance you could break down his Clemson game from 2020? Also, his Northwestern game...seems like that keeps being trotted out as his so-called "worst game." Would love a breakdown of the contrasts between the two. Thanks for the videos, all have great insight, and as a niner fan in this crazy time, it is all very welcome.
I am totally at peace : wilson or fields it doesn’t matter we have our fate in our own hands @#3 and we can keep JG one more year if necessary.
Before FA i was down on my niners and thought about a non winning season. Now we’re playoffs bound and got a shot at the SB 😌😃👌
What software do you use to draw on the screen? I do basketball breakdowns and want to try the same thing. Dope videos! Feel free to check mine out haha
JT you could make a way to early analysis to Grayson McCall. A fan of Brazil here, thank you for all your content, learning a lot here.
Where do you get your All-22 film? @The QB School
He can take the other team down.
Five videos!! That's love.
I'm sorry, but that first play is the simplest throw. Anyone could make that decision with perfect protection and incredible receiver separation.
Thanks for a good breakdown as always. Fields is clearly very talented and has lots of potential. So that doesn't really add any new information about him. My question is whether he can learn to make NFL type reads successfully and consistently. What do you think, J.T.?
“Taking what the defense gives you” does not equate to all 4(5) receivers being wide open. You’re clearly into Fields. Would love more objective analysis!
Some Mac Jones Analysis please.
He has like 5 videos on Jones already lol
At 7:48, On that TE corner route, he had eyes on him and he wasn’t clear in his route, in the development of that the damn G got blown back into his face and he bailed. That’s clear as day to see on that play.
I’m starting to warm up to him. To my Niners?
It’s cool to have played QB in the nfl and understand the position. But JT O’Sullivan was trash in the NFL. I wanna see Peyton do his “Detailed” on these QBs.
Guys like JT will know the ins and out of the position better than any armchair guy like you or me.
JT I thought he looked better on the run this tape, still Wilson and Trevor look just as good if not better, something about that O makes fields look real blocky if that makes sense
Looks like pretty good work ethic to me.