Yup, McDaniel catered this system specifically around Tua’s best traits so when haters say he’s a system qb, they’re actually still giving him credit. 🤷♂️🤣
@@rainman11 my point is without his elite accuracy, processing, and anticipation this system won't work. Not just anyone can step in this system and do what he's doing.
I'm mean that's every qb technical speaking any team is going to try to run the best system that fits there qbs strengths but tua looks really good this year even better then he did last year before the concussions
@@matthewmatt5285 At this point, I don't understand how people still continue to listen to sports analysts who have never played QB at the highest level. JT has soooooo many in-depth analyses, and QB thought processes, that he could spend hours just on pre-snap alignments alone, and he understands it so well that he could explain it to someone like me. Y'all should check out Colt McCoy's breakdown of Miami's motion with Underdog if these things interest you. Really cool stuff. (sorry if that last bit is not allowed on this channel)
JT is fair to all players. He has to good of an understanding of what it takes. And if he takes a stance on something. He never has to make it more than what it is. 🫡
Absolutely LOVE your film breakdown; and as a Dolphins fan, your analysis of Tua Tagovailoa has been fair, insightful and outstanding. But what I most appreciate about your videos is how fluent you are at weaving explanation with rolling the tape. You don't bloviate over paused video; you breakdown at different angles with quick rewinds/fast forwards and the move on to the next play; leaving it up to the viewer to go back to get more understanding. Thanks.
The deep ball nonsense has got to to stop. He was throwing 30 yard Plus bombs in Week 1. They are not always perfect, but he harps on it too much. Its annoying
@@user-qh7rj9wj4p Thanks for replying. I don't think he would of taken it to the house. Lol but with his speed anything is possible. I love this team. Go Tua. #Phinsup
I’ve written it before but right now, Tua has a sub-2.5 Time-to-Throw (TT) number and his Load-to-Release (LTR) - I think Trent Dilfer defines it as “the amount of time from the beginning of the throwing motion until the football leaves the QBs’ hand” (he talks about “patting the football” but QBs such as Garropolo sometimes don’t so it’s a bit fuzzy) - is just north of 0.3, and that’s on his AVERAGE throw. Most QBs have minor differences in LTR depending upon throw type but Tua is consistently quick on his LTR. But Tua’s very accurate on short-to-intermediate throws too. These traits combined with receivers who have ridiculous acceleration and speed as well - not all receivers have both or even either - makes for a lethal combination. Tua drops back, hits his back foot, then pushes off and let’s it rip. It must be hard to stop for any defense.
Tua is dedicated to his craft regardless of the narratives and the hate. I love the kid. This Miami dolphins team is electric I can’t wait to see how far he can take them
JT will,.There's No Way you can't when you have play designs that just make your jaw Drop continuously,. I really believe we didn't use all of the plays we could have once we got a good hold on the game~
Yea he doesn’t have a cannon, but you’re right, it wasn’t an arm strength issue. I feel like I’ve noticed when he no hitches, he’s trying to really focus on dropping it on top of his receiver and avoiding overthrow. Which tends to lead to underthrow.
Tua is the most brokedown QB on TH-cam,.Tells you ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW about people that Actually UNDERSTAND the Game,,. Thanks JT,.Keep the Tua vids coming Every Week PLEASE!~
Watching your second highlight and the feel, sit down route by Hill. Do you foresee putting Waddle on that slot side and having him run the wheel and occasionally having Hill switch that to a post to occupy that deep right side safety allowing Waddle to toast his corner down the sideline? I feel like that would work as a change up to the base play.
Love your videos man. Also glad you get to review some good games after the pure suffering from others. Speaking of suffering, I would love to see a breakdown of Deshaun Watson vs the Steelers
I've said for a while now that Tua's deep ball problem is that he doesn't step into his throws. he tries to upper body his deep throws and thats why he is inconsistent and comes up short a lot. if he actually steps AT the target and gets a solid step forward, he wouldn't ever be criticized for arm strength.
For me i think his main issue is his offense is soo timing based and hes probabably used to not having much time over there years where hes thinking the ball has to he out on time because his WRs get there so fast or the line wont hold up. When he can step up into his throws hes delivered some beautiful touch passes.
@@basdfef4775 and still has detrimental under throws that leave points on the field. Two things can be true at the same time. When his mechanics get away from him he ends up under throwing badly
The motions on the run plays were fun too. The way they widen the DE to create and easier block and a more clear lane for the RB. Would love to hear u explain that
On the weird BerriO's catch at the 2, I think Tyreek got caught in between secondary reads and the indecision caused him to look late/lollygagging. It almost looks like he wanted to either sit in the hole at the 5 or even cut back to the middle of the field, then remembers he's supposed to be clearing for the route behind him.
I love the excitement - I didn't know much about the dolphins, and haven't been able to watch much football, but your videos are getting me excited about football for this year! Looking forward to more content about week 2
First off, love the break downs JT. I find it very beneficial in improving my own game. Second, per source the dolphins call it “shart” motion lol. Wanted to check for confirmation
18:52 this stuff is really interesting, thank you for doing it. I just found your channel so I don’t know if you’ve reviewed “hero to disaster QBs” like Gators Tebow vs Broncos Tebow. His apparently atrocious throwing motion & footwork, yet he excelled at Florida. So was was his success deception, was he thrown into action too quick, picked by a bad team for him, or totally broken?
The most frustrating part about Tuas deep ball is, we have seen him make those throws, he can makes those throws. He needs to step into those passes and flatten out the trajectory on the ball. Everytime he misses short its because he tossed up not a rainbow but a McDonalds Arch. That ball is going to get less distanc3 when its arch is that big. He definitely just lobbed that one up. I think he was thinking "my best guy vs their rookie, fuck it I'm going to try to put this game out of reach now"
It’s hard to time a deep ball throw with Tyreke. He’s too fast. Even Mahomes under threw him at times. It’s normal. Has nothing to do with his arm strength
What is the inside out full speed motion called?!? I've been waiting my entire life for the Phins to be the leader in innovation on offense (missed the Marino glory years). The name will be the pièce de résistance. PS, JT, you are killing it bro. Keep doing your thing.
Totally agree with Tua’s issue with the deep ball. It’s not that he doesn’t have the arm to complete them but more he doesn’t get his momentum and feet going forward like a crow hop in baseball to add that little more juice behind the throw. Really that’s the only thing he needs to clean up to become an elite qb.
@@kifley19 don’t matter to me how weak his slants look because at the end of the day, he’s completing them at a high rate. It’s the deep ball where that arm strength matters more because it can be the difference between a big play or incomplete/turnover.
@@kifley19 and when I say he has the arm strength, I’m talking about the ability to hit 40-50 yard passes downfield in stride which I believe is his range. Obviously Tua doesn’t have the strongest or even an above average arm to really drive the ball downfield 50+ yards like a Mahomes, Allen, etc. But the throws like the pick he threw which was about 40+yards, he can hit those with better mechanics and footwork. We already seen him hit a 50 yard throw in stride on the run to Tyreek the week before.
It's cuz he grips the ball super midline and doesn't get anything behind the laces. His spiral is always super tight and the extra spin helps the ball remain stable while dropping in the bucket. His bombs are always going to arc because of this... can't just laser-beam it 60 yards
I LOVE your observations on Tua and the deep throws. Do you think that's fixable? You point out that he's not doing himself any favors with the technique - do you think that's something he'll solve in time and we'll start to see some better air and YAC on those 1:1 routes?
@The QB School - no inside contacts or direct knowledge of the motion but I would call it the "The Brain Scrambler" as the defense is in that mode when it happens. Appreciate the content.
I vaguely remember that Tom Brady preferred throwing to his left side and had a higher completion percentage there. Maybe most QBs like throwing to the opposite side? It seems to me that when a QB drops back and hits his back foot his hips are in a better position immediately to make a weight transfer and unload. If you throw the other way perhaps you have to turn your hips a bit first. Anyways it seems to me that when Tua throws to the left a lot of times it’s when he bounces outside the pocket to his left to avoid rushers then let’s it rip.
Yeah, that defense first has very good players (Judon and rookie Gonzo are CRAZY), but also they just filled damn near every open space with a guy Tua couldn't throw deeper than a few yards. The one time they did challenge the Dolphins with Man, Tua hit the big completion to Waddle. Good to see him air it out against the Chargers and then take smaller but difficult shots against the Pats
Hey JT- question about Tuas TD to Hill off the fast motion into the flat. At 17:27 you mention that you think the RT should slam the door on the B gap. if the play is designed for Hills flat route to be the first read, is it possible that letting the edge guy go would be more detrimental to this specific call, as he might have a better angle for a deflection or interception? Just curious.
@@kifley19 That's called not being on page with your QB, Tua delivers the ball better than anyone. Keep in mind although they burned their coverage, only Tua sees the DB shifting down. Great speed, comes with great responsibility.
JT, just wondering, who are your favorite QBs to watch? Obviously they are the consensus top tier QBs right now, but given what you specific appreciate, who are some guys you absolutely love to watch?
Love these videos, completely spoiled. I hope we find out the name of that motion very soon! I've also noticed Tua does that thing on his deep balls where he doesn't step into the throw, just sinks back and it does him no favors just relying on his arm to carry the ball 100% of the way. 23:14 - Shoutout to Robert Hunt as well for the monster block!
Tua had a good not great game. Some missed opportunities and couple really bad throws on his part. Tua has set a high bar. No QB is perfect and after watching other QBs around the NFL, Tua is a breathe of fresh air with his play but this was a game where I thought points were left on the field.
On that play to Berrios, I think Hill knew since he was covered he would go back towards the QB in case he was rushed and had to go off script. I believe there are a lot of reciever options built into this offense, and normally Berrios would've just moved back to the flat, but the corner was in a position where he could take him up the field.
JT can you or anyone else confirm, yes the hitch could be an issue on his long ball, but could his lead foot also be an issue, If you look at his throws (especially to his left) he isn't pointing his lead foot. Could that lead to distance issues on the long ball? I think he does this more for trying to fool defenses with his head and eyes and quick flip a pass than him having mechanics issues. For example on the short throw to waddle his front foot is pointing down midfield not to the sideline
It’s great how everyone was calling for Tua to be fired a couple seasons ago, but now that they have a head coach who knows how to use Tua properly, he’s easily one of the best pure passers in the league
tua and his coaches are constantly talking about how important the timing of his footwork is so i wonder if theres a specific reason he throws that go ball without the hitch like youre pointing out considering he did it twice
The deepball to waddle he underthrew, do you believe that shouldve gotten a PI call? Or do you think it was a no call due to it being underthrown by a good margin? Feel like ive seen PIs called on worse underthrown balls.
I’m not going to lie, as a cowboys fan it kind of makes me worry a little bit that you knew every concept MM was trying to do but with the dolphins you don’t 😬 good videos though just stumbled onto them, glad I did
Both of Tuas underthrows look like hes throwing with his arm and upper body almost off his back leg. If he just steps into or throws through the pass, I believe he could get more into it. Almost as he did with his int. As for the int, im not completely sure him hard looking right, to a side hes not throwing to, is the best way to hold that safety/db as he wasnt defending the far right. A pump fake may have froze that safety or drawn him up, or If Tuas looking left, Hill was open for the first 20 yds of that play and he could have hit him early.
I'm surprised Tua is still struggling with accurate deep balls when he was potentially the best deep ball thrower I'd ever seen in college. I'm not sure if the hip injury has taken some of his power and it still isn't back or if it is something else, but the regression is slightly disappointing since that used to be such a money thing for him. Staying optimistic it gets back to what it was though.
Bro it's coaching, Tua's being coached to not overthrow his passes, not all of them obviously and he does underthrow some passes that he doesn't mean to but if you haven't noticed a ton of qbs have a few underthrown balls every game, I watch alot of football and for some reason, Tua is the ONLY qb that people ever point it out on.
Bro I'm so mad I wanna know what the motion concept is called. Is it similar to the "fuck it" play they used vs Baltimore last year when it's just Cheetah running deep and Tua throwing as far as he can?
The interception at the 15 yard line is a completion and likely touchdown if Tua gets the ball to the 10 yard line at the sideline. For me that is one of the plays where it appears that Tua runs out of arm.
Tua threw it too late. He wasn't looking at Hill when he came open and it woulda been 1 on 1 with a rookie in open space. Easy TD for Hill there. Also the TE came WIDE open on that play. That was his checkdown (in trouble throw) that he should have taken. That would have been a big play in itself
Critics say Tua is a product of the system. I say he is the system
Yup, McDaniel catered this system specifically around Tua’s best traits so when haters say he’s a system qb, they’re actually still giving him credit. 🤷♂️🤣
@@rainman11 my point is without his elite accuracy, processing, and anticipation this system won't work. Not just anyone can step in this system and do what he's doing.
@@Rmvm77 don’t have to explain that to me bro, I’m echoing what you’re saying. 🤷♂️
I'm mean that's every qb technical speaking any team is going to try to run the best system that fits there qbs strengths but tua looks really good this year even better then he did last year before the concussions
@@rainman11 I gotcha.
JT has always been absolutely fair to Tua.
almost no one has. its good to see a guy whos been fair to a player since day one
That's because he UNDERSTANDS football,.
Clowns on ESPN ect,..->> DON'T
It's THAT simple~
@@matthewmatt5285 At this point, I don't understand how people still continue to listen to sports analysts who have never played QB at the highest level. JT has soooooo many in-depth analyses, and QB thought processes, that he could spend hours just on pre-snap alignments alone, and he understands it so well that he could explain it to someone like me. Y'all should check out Colt McCoy's breakdown of Miami's motion with Underdog if these things interest you. Really cool stuff. (sorry if that last bit is not allowed on this channel)
That why’s what I like about this channel the most. It’s not about drama or talking bad about anyone. It’s just football and fair opinion
JT is fair to all players. He has to good of an understanding of what it takes. And if he takes a stance on something. He never has to make it more than what it is. 🫡
More Tua is always a good time.
Tua continues to improve his game, it's scary to think how good he'll be in another year or two. Phins up
Even without too weapons if we have a good defense we’re fine for years to come
Absolutely LOVE your film breakdown; and as a Dolphins fan, your analysis of Tua Tagovailoa has been fair, insightful and outstanding. But what I most appreciate about your videos is how fluent you are at weaving explanation with rolling the tape. You don't bloviate over paused video; you breakdown at different angles with quick rewinds/fast forwards and the move on to the next play; leaving it up to the viewer to go back to get more understanding. Thanks.
The deep ball nonsense has got to to stop. He was throwing 30 yard Plus bombs in Week 1. They are not always perfect, but he harps on it too much. Its annoying
If waddle catches that , its a 98 yard house call
Was that the deep ball or short slant pass?
Dude that was a no look pass too… but no one wanna talk about that
@@lyndaaugustin6326 the short slant
@@user-qh7rj9wj4p Thanks for replying. I don't think he would of taken it to the house. Lol but with his speed anything is possible. I love this team. Go Tua. #Phinsup
I’ve written it before but right now, Tua has a sub-2.5 Time-to-Throw (TT) number and his Load-to-Release (LTR) - I think Trent Dilfer defines it as “the amount of time from the beginning of the throwing motion until the football leaves the QBs’ hand” (he talks about “patting the football” but QBs such as Garropolo sometimes don’t so it’s a bit fuzzy) - is just north of 0.3, and that’s on his AVERAGE throw. Most QBs have minor differences in LTR depending upon throw type but Tua is consistently quick on his LTR. But Tua’s very accurate on short-to-intermediate throws too. These traits combined with receivers who have ridiculous acceleration and speed as well - not all receivers have both or even either - makes for a lethal combination. Tua drops back, hits his back foot, then pushes off and let’s it rip. It must be hard to stop for any defense.
Tua is dedicated to his craft regardless of the narratives and the hate. I love the kid. This Miami dolphins team is electric I can’t wait to see how far he can take them
Please continue to break down Tua every week!
JT will,.There's No Way you can't when you have play designs that just make your jaw Drop continuously,.
I really believe we didn't use all of the plays we could have once we got a good hold on the game~
Yea he doesn’t have a cannon, but you’re right, it wasn’t an arm strength issue.
I feel like I’ve noticed when he no hitches, he’s trying to really focus on dropping it on top of his receiver and avoiding overthrow. Which tends to lead to underthrow.
It's really nice to watch a tua video after wanting to pull my eyes out watching a fields one
Tua's pocket movements, the step up, the slide over, are very Mario like.
Tua time...my favorite. Thank you very much.
Tua is elite
Tua is the most brokedown QB on TH-cam,.Tells you ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW about people that Actually UNDERSTAND the Game,,.
Thanks JT,.Keep the Tua vids coming Every Week PLEASE!~
I’m gonna say it right now. Tua is playing like the best QB in the league as he was when he was healthy last year
The Motion is called the Blow Hole
Has to be something marine, dolphinlike.
Good job.
I was guessing the pull out
it’s called the “oh shit” motion bc that’s what the defense is thinking when it happens.
(also kinda sounds like ocean, where dolphins live)
Play is called STT - Stamp the Tramp !
You right it's call blow hole motion
Man I love how you talk bout my QB . Awesome
Tyreek definitely called it Cheetah motion in his interview with SNF
Yeah 0% chance that's what the offense actually calls it tho
🙏🙏🙏 The cracraft throw was 🔥🔥 #mvp
Watching your second highlight and the feel, sit down route by Hill. Do you foresee putting Waddle on that slot side and having him run the wheel and occasionally having Hill switch that to a post to occupy that deep right side safety allowing Waddle to toast his corner down the sideline? I feel like that would work as a change up to the base play.
That Waddle pass on the sideline was PI, although he needs to get better at these throws down the sideline, he can hit them for sure.
The Samoan sniper 🐬🐬🐬
Love your videos man. Also glad you get to review some good games after the pure suffering from others.
Speaking of suffering, I would love to see a breakdown of Deshaun Watson vs the Steelers
Love your videos on Tua
great analysis
Love the Breakdown on the deep throws all footwork you don't see it real time amazing break down!
You make football exciting and understandable. Thanks!
Happy to hear that!
Back here after the Dolphins put 70 on Denver in week 3. I can’t wait for the 90 minute QB School video breaking down all of the awesomeness.
I've said for a while now that Tua's deep ball problem is that he doesn't step into his throws. he tries to upper body his deep throws and thats why he is inconsistent and comes up short a lot. if he actually steps AT the target and gets a solid step forward, he wouldn't ever be criticized for arm strength.
For me i think his main issue is his offense is soo timing based and hes probabably used to not having much time over there years where hes thinking the ball has to he out on time because his WRs get there so fast or the line wont hold up. When he can step up into his throws hes delivered some beautiful touch passes.
10000% and when he does he ends up with his feet waaaay to wide and not aligned with this throw. I hope it’s lazy mechanics and not that Hip tho
@@basdfef4775 and still has detrimental under throws that leave points on the field. Two things can be true at the same time. When his mechanics get away from him he ends up under throwing badly
Rob Hunt block was CRAZY
That fast motion is very arena football-esque, loving the breakdowns!
He has the arm strength to make any throw. Like you have said, it's his throw footwork. Sometimes he doesnt set himself up for the most torque
The motions on the run plays were fun too. The way they widen the DE to create and easier block and a more clear lane for the RB. Would love to hear u explain that
Love hearing you talk coach !! Top content 🔥
Appreciate it!!
On the weird BerriO's catch at the 2, I think Tyreek got caught in between secondary reads and the indecision caused him to look late/lollygagging. It almost looks like he wanted to either sit in the hole at the 5 or even cut back to the middle of the field, then remembers he's supposed to be clearing for the route behind him.
I love the excitement - I didn't know much about the dolphins, and haven't been able to watch much football, but your videos are getting me excited about football for this year! Looking forward to more content about week 2
Tua for MVP! Thank you for your fast motion soliloquy 😂. Now the bread trail crumb is out there…I’m sure someone will put it on twitter eventually
Great review coach! FINS UP! LETS GOOOOOO
This is so good!
Good video. Thank yiu for sharing your knowledge.
First off, love the break downs JT. I find it very beneficial in improving my own game. Second, per source the dolphins call it “shart” motion lol. Wanted to check for confirmation
18:52 this stuff is really interesting, thank you for doing it. I just found your channel so I don’t know if you’ve reviewed “hero to disaster QBs” like Gators Tebow vs Broncos Tebow. His apparently atrocious throwing motion & footwork, yet he excelled at Florida. So was was his success deception, was he thrown into action too quick, picked by a bad team for him, or totally broken?
The most frustrating part about Tuas deep ball is, we have seen him make those throws, he can makes those throws. He needs to step into those passes and flatten out the trajectory on the ball. Everytime he misses short its because he tossed up not a rainbow but a McDonalds Arch. That ball is going to get less distanc3 when its arch is that big. He definitely just lobbed that one up. I think he was thinking "my best guy vs their rookie, fuck it I'm going to try to put this game out of reach now"
It’s hard to time a deep ball throw with Tyreke. He’s too fast. Even Mahomes under threw him at times. It’s normal.
Has nothing to do with his arm strength
It was just a bad throw cause his technique was way off cause he felt pressure and rushed the throw
He was late and pressured. He was hit at the end of his release.
Yep it's like he panics when he sees it and forgets about his feet. Hips are too open
@@eugene3484Tua got the worst arm since the corpse of Peyton
What is the inside out full speed motion called?!?
I've been waiting my entire life for the Phins to be the leader in innovation on offense (missed the Marino glory years).
The name will be the pièce de résistance.
PS, JT, you are killing it bro. Keep doing your thing.
Totally agree with Tua’s issue with the deep ball. It’s not that he doesn’t have the arm to complete them but more he doesn’t get his momentum and feet going forward like a crow hop in baseball to add that little more juice behind the throw. Really that’s the only thing he needs to clean up to become an elite qb.
I don't think he has the arm strength. Even his slant throws look weak even though he's accurate when throwing those.
He has the arm strength if he throws it with correct mechanics he doesn't have the arm strength to throw it without doing it the right way
@@kifley19 don’t matter to me how weak his slants look because at the end of the day, he’s completing them at a high rate. It’s the deep ball where that arm strength matters more because it can be the difference between a big play or incomplete/turnover.
@@kifley19 and when I say he has the arm strength, I’m talking about the ability to hit 40-50 yard passes downfield in stride which I believe is his range. Obviously Tua doesn’t have the strongest or even an above average arm to really drive the ball downfield 50+ yards like a Mahomes, Allen, etc. But the throws like the pick he threw which was about 40+yards, he can hit those with better mechanics and footwork. We already seen him hit a 50 yard throw in stride on the run to Tyreek the week before.
It's cuz he grips the ball super midline and doesn't get anything behind the laces. His spiral is always super tight and the extra spin helps the ball remain stable while dropping in the bucket. His bombs are always going to arc because of this... can't just laser-beam it 60 yards
This is an absolutely fair breakdown. Phins up
Best qb in structure of offense
Great analysis!
I LOVE your observations on Tua and the deep throws. Do you think that's fixable? You point out that he's not doing himself any favors with the technique - do you think that's something he'll solve in time and we'll start to see some better air and YAC on those 1:1 routes?
yes
Belicheck thought he was scheming against Miami deep plays not knowing Miami was scheming against their front 7…
@The QB School - no inside contacts or direct knowledge of the motion but I would call it the "The Brain Scrambler" as the defense is in that mode when it happens. Appreciate the content.
I vaguely remember that Tom Brady preferred throwing to his left side and had a higher completion percentage there. Maybe most QBs like throwing to the opposite side? It seems to me that when a QB drops back and hits his back foot his hips are in a better position immediately to make a weight transfer and unload. If you throw the other way perhaps you have to turn your hips a bit first. Anyways it seems to me that when Tua throws to the left a lot of times it’s when he bounces outside the pocket to his left to avoid rushers then let’s it rip.
Remember when you throw, you lead with the opposite leg.
He took what the defense gave him. I would like to see a few more big time throws. With that said it is bills defense even Jalen struggled
Yeah, that defense first has very good players (Judon and rookie Gonzo are CRAZY), but also they just filled damn near every open space with a guy Tua couldn't throw deeper than a few yards. The one time they did challenge the Dolphins with Man, Tua hit the big completion to Waddle.
Good to see him air it out against the Chargers and then take smaller but difficult shots against the Pats
@@stardustspark5682true
So it’s “shart” then, gotta love Magic Mike! Hahaha.
Hey JT- question about Tuas TD to Hill off the fast motion into the flat. At 17:27 you mention that you think the RT should slam the door on the B gap. if the play is designed for Hills flat route to be the first read, is it possible that letting the edge guy go would be more detrimental to this specific call, as he might have a better angle for a deflection or interception? Just curious.
possible sure. total judgement call at RT
Robert Hunt and AJ straight dealing right now. Tua's jersey has been spotless. Kudos to Lamm and Wynn as well.
Tua hits a slant better than anybody. I watched him destroy everyone at bama throwing slants to smith an waddle lol
But can't throw the deep ball. They always have to come back to the ball even though they've burned the defender.
@@kifley19shut up
@@kifley19 That's called not being on page with your QB, Tua delivers the ball better than anyone. Keep in mind although they burned their coverage, only Tua sees the DB shifting down. Great speed, comes with great responsibility.
The motion is called Skeet. Run from shotgun, slings out from the trap (TE), pull, fire.
no
@@TheQBSchool 🤣🤣 Worth a shot.
JT, just wondering, who are your favorite QBs to watch? Obviously they are the consensus top tier QBs right now, but given what you specific appreciate, who are some guys you absolutely love to watch?
you can tell by who has the most vids on the channel
JT just want to say you've been a great help gambling this year for me!
Ha.
Love these videos, completely spoiled. I hope we find out the name of that motion very soon! I've also noticed Tua does that thing on his deep balls where he doesn't step into the throw, just sinks back and it does him no favors just relying on his arm to carry the ball 100% of the way. 23:14 - Shoutout to Robert Hunt as well for the monster block!
Tua is my favorite young QB
I think you called it "expand" motion in the first video. I like that name.
nope
Tua had a good not great game. Some missed opportunities and couple really bad throws on his part.
Tua has set a high bar. No QB is perfect and after watching other QBs around the NFL, Tua is a breathe of fresh air with his play but this was a game where I thought points were left on the field.
If the Miami Dolphins two offensive tackles continue to perform this well the dolphins are probably the best team in the league.
Shart?
Winner winner
On that play to Berrios, I think Hill knew since he was covered he would go back towards the QB in case he was rushed and had to go off script. I believe there are a lot of reciever options built into this offense, and normally Berrios would've just moved back to the flat, but the corner was in a position where he could take him up the field.
dolphins offense is sumn crazy man
Are there plans for Mac Jones film breakdowns? I’d love to see your perspective!
2:26 you think a pump fake there too Hill and a lob too 26 outside is touchdown?
JT can you or anyone else confirm, yes the hitch could be an issue on his long ball, but could his lead foot also be an issue, If you look at his throws (especially to his left) he isn't pointing his lead foot. Could that lead to distance issues on the long ball? I think he does this more for trying to fool defenses with his head and eyes and quick flip a pass than him having mechanics issues. For example on the short throw to waddle his front foot is pointing down midfield not to the sideline
Can't wait to see the breakdown of the 70 point outing this offense had
It’s great how everyone was calling for Tua to be fired a couple seasons ago, but now that they have a head coach who knows how to use Tua properly, he’s easily one of the best pure passers in the league
We call it jet right or jet left or sprint right sprint left.
That tua glance route to cracraft right before the half was a no look, I was wondering why the lb didn’t break on it
tua and his coaches are constantly talking about how important the timing of his footwork is so i wonder if theres a specific reason he throws that go ball without the hitch like youre pointing out considering he did it twice
Skeet Motion or Squirt Motion?
I will say on that waddle under throw, I’ve seen him have a bad habit of always trying to put touch on the ball instead of stepping up and ripping it.
In your opinion how far can we go with these level of play
The Tua to waddle underthrow looked like PI.
The fantasy community would love to see a watson analysis.
I’m starting to think they’re calling it DeShaun Watson motion the way its molesting NFL defenses
Play is called "shart" .... for short start. Credit goes to J.
The deepball to waddle he underthrew, do you believe that shouldve gotten a PI call? Or do you think it was a no call due to it being underthrown by a good margin? Feel like ive seen PIs called on worse underthrown balls.
squirt, or shart motion
winner. which one?
@@TheQBSchool gotta be shart lol
@@posmoo9790 @TheQBSchool "Shart" makes perfect sense as a shortening of "short start", so my bet is on that one
The motion is called Bust motion. Lol. Because it busts coverages. Just a wild guess
As a former QB/pitcher with a mediocre arm, I see Tua sacrificing that little extra power he COULD generate in lieu of accuracy.
Fair point!
I’m not going to lie, as a cowboys fan it kind of makes me worry a little bit that you knew every concept MM was trying to do but with the dolphins you don’t 😬 good videos though just stumbled onto them, glad I did
As a broncos fan… we’re screwed. 0-3, let’s ride 😞
I gotta know what the motion is called 🤣
same I'm dying to know. its probably something sexual I'm thinking lol. like the gangbang, or the double penetration since its with hill and waddle
I don't have any connections but I'm going to call the motion 4play.
Both of Tuas underthrows look like hes throwing with his arm and upper body almost off his back leg. If he just steps into or throws through the pass, I believe he could get more into it. Almost as he did with his int. As for the int, im not completely sure him hard looking right, to a side hes not throwing to, is the best way to hold that safety/db as he wasnt defending the far right. A pump fake may have froze that safety or drawn him up, or If Tuas looking left, Hill was open for the first 20 yds of that play and he could have hit him early.
I'm surprised Tua is still struggling with accurate deep balls when he was potentially the best deep ball thrower I'd ever seen in college. I'm not sure if the hip injury has taken some of his power and it still isn't back or if it is something else, but the regression is slightly disappointing since that used to be such a money thing for him. Staying optimistic it gets back to what it was though.
He's just not stepping into his throw with technique and just trying to lob it up
Bro it's coaching, Tua's being coached to not overthrow his passes, not all of them obviously and he does underthrow some passes that he doesn't mean to but if you haven't noticed a ton of qbs have a few underthrown balls every game, I watch alot of football and for some reason, Tua is the ONLY qb that people ever point it out on.
its 100% his hip, he will never be the same as Alabama Tua
Bro I'm so mad I wanna know what the motion concept is called. Is it similar to the "fuck it" play they used vs Baltimore last year when it's just Cheetah running deep and Tua throwing as far as he can?
It’s in the comments
I remember a reporter asked Tua to repeat a play and he said Gumby in there. That’d be my guess to the motion name
nope
Motion in the Ocean 🌊
The interception at the 15 yard line is a completion and likely touchdown if Tua gets the ball to the 10 yard line at the sideline. For me that is one of the plays where it appears that Tua runs out of arm.
Tua threw it too late. He wasn't looking at Hill when he came open and it woulda been 1 on 1 with a rookie in open space. Easy TD for Hill there. Also the TE came WIDE open on that play. That was his checkdown (in trouble throw) that he should have taken. That would have been a big play in itself
I bet it's called _"shit your pants"_ motion 🤣🤣😂😂😂
Am I close??? Lmaooo
is it the Ocean Motion?
no