Remember your play for Martz with the horribly undermanned 49er squad back in the day. Always though you were a great thrower of the football. These videos really are good for someone who is seeking to improve their knowledge. Great stuff!! Great to know you survived and appear to be doing well!
Awesome play breakdown expert. A super winner in Zach Wilson. Don't let size fool anyone. He will shine and the team that drafts him will be SUPER thankful that they were willing to make the "leap of faith" and bring him into their football family.
CCU was running a cover 3/1 look but jumping Wilson's Y-guy with the deep safety leaving the deep middle open. I couldn't see it live, because the camera man wouldn't film the secondary. The Y-cross "wasn't doing" all night vs. CCU. I caught it randomly watching film that week. We made the adjustment. You can see some plays of SDSU's deep safety jumping the Y-guy, but the Y-guy goes deep. One of Rex's TDs was that read/adjustment iirc.
For me, it’s the way he throws with anticipation and his ball placement. JT really made those traits jump out at me, amongst other things. Beating the DB’s might be more challenging than college, but he’d also be throwing to guys like Davis, Mims, and hopefully Crowder or someone of equal talent. If he’s as much of a scheme fit as I’ve heard some claim, I can see him elevating those guys, especially Davis, who hasn’t seen good ball placement in his entire career imo
@@willem_g I don't have a problem with that Joe Douglas is a good GM and Saleh seems like he'll be a great coach plus they have a ton of draft capital and cap space to work with
Great stuff as always, the film break down really reminds me of watching film in college .. liked the quote of the linebacker jumping over the blocker lol
3b, huh?! You really must like ZW! You (and Simms) totally sold me on this kid. I'm expecting big things outta him, kinda like how I felt about Sam Darnold a few years ago
sigh as a jets fan it has really pained me to see how much the organization has stunted the growth of darnold due to the complete lack of support he’s been given in terms of coaching and roster construction. i love wilson and am excited for what he will (i think) bring to the jets under the new regime, but im hoping that darnold will go somewhere with weapons and a coach that will help him realize the obvious talent he has
@@briannewsome6208 jets fan here & totally share your sentiments on Sam....I've told too many people that Sam would be great and I still believe that today. All things equal I would have loved to keep him but contract timing couldn't be worse for the poor kid. Would be interesting if he were to end up in New England...
@@TheSECRETeam completely agree. the 5th year option decision this summer is the main reason why i think sam’s time here is over. can’t blame JD and saleh for not wanting to take such a big risk with keeping sam and having it backfire. i really hope he doesn’t end up in new england (not that i think we would ever trade a potential franchise QB to them all teams). i would love to see him go to WFT or chicago and sit behind dalton or fitz for a bit to work on his decision making and confidence. a new system and scheme will do him wonders, i really do believe that. he’s only 23!
@@briannewsome6208 The fact that he's 23 and already has a better understanding than 22-year-olds coming in from scratch is what's really sad about contract rules like 5th year options. At the end of the day all that knowledge he's gained in his 3 years automatically should place him far ahead of the pack (and he's smart to begin with) but unfortunately there is a 5th-year option, a collective bargaining agreement, etc. and all these things stack against our chances to see people like Sam (eventually) blossom. If Sam could be treated, contractually, as an upcoming 2nd-year (or even a 3rd) QB, it would be a nice talking point when comparing pros/cons of keeping Sam or drafting ZW
I get you man but the thing with Wilson is that he's just a much more polished prospect than Sam. He's also more physically gifted. I liked Sam a lot but I have my floor and ceiling higher for Wilson than I did for Sam. My only concern is injury.
I’m here to ask again who do you think is better Fields or Wilson. Last time people were arguing about the competition but I think we need to focus on how they play not who they play.
@@zachariahsmith9130 I'd say it's pretty close. I think Fields is better though. He's not a bad passer in my opinion, and his legs are just a plus. I don't see where the criticism comes from.
@@nicholas104 its mostly due to the offense Ohio runs, and their lackluster coaching. Most of the things people knock Fields for like holding the ball, struggling vs blitz, and not checking it down, none will be an issue once he gets on an NFL team and learns the playbook. His mechanics could be better (particularly his throwing motion), he will take sometime to learn a real offense, and most importantly he needs to take care of himself when he scrambles/runs because he was causing himself to get banged up in college by inviting contact. Zach Wilson will probably be more productive his rookie season (he is a more aggressive thrower and has more experience with a playbook closer to what the NFL does), but I think Fields has the mental make-up and physical talent to be the better QB long term.
Wilson is better player. More consistent imo. Mechanics are consistent throws are consistent hes used to throwing in tight coverage which will be like that in the nfl he can throw with bodies around him. Fields at times has a pitcher motion where his legs get close and then he takes a long step to throw. Fields is extremely talented but he's not as consistent as a thrower as I'd like him to be. And it steps from his Mechanics. He sometimes uses too much shoulder and the arm flops around its not a tight motion. Has a bad tendency of not hitting drags and flats on the money. But fields to me is Cam Newton but 6'3 I've said this since I've seen him in HS. He reminds me of cam Newton but smaller. But to me Wilson is the best in the class he has the highest potential. I dont know how he is on the board and all that extra stuff but as a talent and from his film he looks the best. Most of the top guys this class are good Jones Lawrence mond fields and Wilson are as good as they come as a class. But yeah I think fields are some technical things to clean up imo. But he has all the physical tools.
In retrospect... I've seen you gush about his anticipation but occasionally talk about how he's pre-decided who he is gonna throw to. With the data we have, what he's done on the Jets thus far, it seems like his "anticipation" was probably driven a lot by him just deciding who he was gonna throw to prior to the snap, right? (I've also heard some criticism that he doesn't seem to know the playbook, with some evidence given... and based on my obviously very limited ability to understand/evaluate that, it seems like valid criticism, in a way that logically overlaps with pre-deciding throws.)
He's the best college quarterback I've scouted since Russell Wilson. Excellent technique on any and all throws, even if he doesnt have Russell's arm, still has excellent accuracy and intelligence of all the concepts in each play to all levels. He is the most complete quarterback in this draft in my view
If you guys go quarterback you’ll just be in the same spot you are now with Darnold three years from now. There’s next to nothing for a rookie qb to work with in that offense.
@@MrRyan-wu4jx that offense? They have other picks Besides the number two. They got another first and two first the next year. If they trade darnold they can have two seconds and two this year on top of there two first. Jets got Corey Davis and are still looking for more weapons in fa. They probaly draft two gaurds in the first three rounds. So it won’t be the same situation
@@dillonmartinez1309 sorry dude that’s a ton of what if’s you’re counting on. No guarantee anyone they draft pans out and you’re counting your chickens before they hatch as far as any Darnold trade as well. Who’s giving up two seconds for a reclamation project?
@@MrRyan-wu4jx idk jets are in a better spot than they were a couple years ago. They had a good draft last year & lots of cap space. Better GM & Head coach than the previous disaster
I don't see the deep ball during the analysis of Wilson. But a lot of his throws were registered as big time. His deep balls seems to die. Steady dose of short and intermediate routes in Wilson's game. Ain't gonna get it done in NFL if he can't throw deep.
Remember your play for Martz with the horribly undermanned 49er squad back in the day. Always though you were a great thrower of the football. These videos really are good for someone who is seeking to improve their knowledge. Great stuff!! Great to know you survived and appear to be doing well!
Awesome play breakdown expert. A super winner in Zach Wilson. Don't let size fool anyone. He will shine and the team that drafts him will be SUPER thankful that they were willing to make the "leap of faith" and bring him into their football family.
CCU was running a cover 3/1 look but jumping Wilson's Y-guy with the deep safety leaving the deep middle open. I couldn't see it live, because the camera man wouldn't film the secondary. The Y-cross "wasn't doing" all night vs. CCU. I caught it randomly watching film that week. We made the adjustment. You can see some plays of SDSU's deep safety jumping the Y-guy, but the Y-guy goes deep. One of Rex's TDs was that read/adjustment iirc.
The more I’ve watched your analysis, the more convinced I am that he’ll be on the Jets
Hell yes!!
His raw talent reminds me of Patrick Mahomes a lot. Like, he has elite physical tools and you can see it.
Yeah baby! Wallstreet Wilson! Come on down.
For me, it’s the way he throws with anticipation and his ball placement. JT really made those traits jump out at me, amongst other things. Beating the DB’s might be more challenging than college, but he’d also be throwing to guys like Davis, Mims, and hopefully Crowder or someone of equal talent. If he’s as much of a scheme fit as I’ve heard some claim, I can see him elevating those guys, especially Davis, who hasn’t seen good ball placement in his entire career imo
If we choose anything over him it'll be the franchise next highest mistake since skipping on Allen and watch him slip to division rival.
Wilson looks like a beast... he's gonna be the man.
Also... 66 that centre... he's gonna be some player as well man!
Enjoy your showing the work of the O-Line.....Only their mothers know they play football.
preach bruh
MORE ZACH WILSON
Thanks JT you’re awesome my man
He will be the best QB from this class. Hopefully he goes to a competent team
Too bad! He’s coming to the J E T S
@@willem_g I don't have a problem with that Joe Douglas is a good GM and Saleh seems like he'll be a great coach plus they have a ton of draft capital and cap space to work with
@@lavapancakes respect
@@willem_g J E T S JETS JETS JETS
He used to be on my radar, still like him as much as ever, but I like him at 10 not 2
That kid is special! Crazy throws!!
Great stuff as always, the film break down really reminds me of watching film in college .. liked the quote of the linebacker jumping over the blocker lol
Thanks again JT!!
Seems like you like Wilson more in each video. Hopefully he goes to my Jets....
3b, huh?! You really must like ZW! You (and Simms) totally sold me on this kid. I'm expecting big things outta him, kinda like how I felt about Sam Darnold a few years ago
sigh as a jets fan it has really pained me to see how much the organization has stunted the growth of darnold due to the complete lack of support he’s been given in terms of coaching and roster construction. i love wilson and am excited for what he will (i think) bring to the jets under the new regime, but im hoping that darnold will go somewhere with weapons and a coach that will help him realize the obvious talent he has
@@briannewsome6208 jets fan here & totally share your sentiments on Sam....I've told too many people that Sam would be great and I still believe that today. All things equal I would have loved to keep him but contract timing couldn't be worse for the poor kid. Would be interesting if he were to end up in New England...
@@TheSECRETeam completely agree. the 5th year option decision this summer is the main reason why i think sam’s time here is over. can’t blame JD and saleh for not wanting to take such a big risk with keeping sam and having it backfire. i really hope he doesn’t end up in new england (not that i think we would ever trade a potential franchise QB to them all teams). i would love to see him go to WFT or chicago and sit behind dalton or fitz for a bit to work on his decision making and confidence. a new system and scheme will do him wonders, i really do believe that. he’s only 23!
@@briannewsome6208 The fact that he's 23 and already has a better understanding than 22-year-olds coming in from scratch is what's really sad about contract rules like 5th year options. At the end of the day all that knowledge he's gained in his 3 years automatically should place him far ahead of the pack (and he's smart to begin with) but unfortunately there is a 5th-year option, a collective bargaining agreement, etc. and all these things stack against our chances to see people like Sam (eventually) blossom.
If Sam could be treated, contractually, as an upcoming 2nd-year (or even a 3rd) QB, it would be a nice talking point when comparing pros/cons of keeping Sam or drafting ZW
I get you man but the thing with Wilson is that he's just a much more polished prospect than Sam. He's also more physically gifted. I liked Sam a lot but I have my floor and ceiling higher for Wilson than I did for Sam. My only concern is injury.
Jets are gonna take him. Talent is overwhelming.
So they can break him ?
Correction: Jets SHOULD take him. Ya never know👺
@@KingMePlz94 they need a qb what do you want them to do?
Another great piece. JT I answered you about Mills tape on discord btw
Watching Z. Wilson is just making me hungry for good college FB again.
Might have to LB school 54 jumping the cut block. That’s crazy to me he even almost pulled it off
@10:35 gotta make them pay is all I kept saying last year with Tua and he never did
That may be it at 10:43. They try to rob the Y-cross, but rex goes deep for 6.
12:19 why didn't 36 carry the TE's vertical? some part of me thinks he might've had a better chance to run with it
I’m here to ask again who do you think is better Fields or Wilson. Last time people were arguing about the competition but I think we need to focus on how they play not who they play.
Wilson, its not even close
Just listen to what Chris Simms have to say about this.
@@zachariahsmith9130 I'd say it's pretty close. I think Fields is better though. He's not a bad passer in my opinion, and his legs are just a plus. I don't see where the criticism comes from.
@@nicholas104 its mostly due to the offense Ohio runs, and their lackluster coaching. Most of the things people knock Fields for like holding the ball, struggling vs blitz, and not checking it down, none will be an issue once he gets on an NFL team and learns the playbook.
His mechanics could be better (particularly his throwing motion), he will take sometime to learn a real offense, and most importantly he needs to take care of himself when he scrambles/runs because he was causing himself to get banged up in college by inviting contact.
Zach Wilson will probably be more productive his rookie season (he is a more aggressive thrower and has more experience with a playbook closer to what the NFL does), but I think Fields has the mental make-up and physical talent to be the better QB long term.
Wilson is better player. More consistent imo. Mechanics are consistent throws are consistent hes used to throwing in tight coverage which will be like that in the nfl he can throw with bodies around him. Fields at times has a pitcher motion where his legs get close and then he takes a long step to throw. Fields is extremely talented but he's not as consistent as a thrower as I'd like him to be. And it steps from his Mechanics. He sometimes uses too much shoulder and the arm flops around its not a tight motion. Has a bad tendency of not hitting drags and flats on the money. But fields to me is Cam Newton but 6'3 I've said this since I've seen him in HS. He reminds me of cam Newton but smaller. But to me Wilson is the best in the class he has the highest potential. I dont know how he is on the board and all that extra stuff but as a talent and from his film he looks the best. Most of the top guys this class are good
Jones Lawrence mond fields and Wilson are as good as they come as a class. But yeah I think fields are some technical things to clean up imo. But he has all the physical tools.
Talented kid hopefully the jets don’t mess him up per usual
Ya bois hope the panthers trade up and snag him
HE THROWS THE BALL WITH VELOCITY AND ACCURACY... WOW!!!...NO WAY THE JETS ARE PASSING ON ZACK 👍
He reminds me of rodgers, the only thing that worries me is his shoulder injuries. Will he be able to handle 300 pound monsters laying him?
Shoulder injury was a lingering one from HS, finally had to address it. Thumb was from making a tackle after a pick
8:29 good clip of zach Wilson getting no center field safety, but the MLB doubles his Y-guy. Middle field= closed.
In retrospect... I've seen you gush about his anticipation but occasionally talk about how he's pre-decided who he is gonna throw to. With the data we have, what he's done on the Jets thus far, it seems like his "anticipation" was probably driven a lot by him just deciding who he was gonna throw to prior to the snap, right?
(I've also heard some criticism that he doesn't seem to know the playbook, with some evidence given... and based on my obviously very limited ability to understand/evaluate that, it seems like valid criticism, in a way that logically overlaps with pre-deciding throws.)
hey was just wondering how you got college all 22 film?
He's the best college quarterback I've scouted since Russell Wilson. Excellent technique on any and all throws, even if he doesnt have Russell's arm, still has excellent accuracy and intelligence of all the concepts in each play to all levels. He is the most complete quarterback in this draft in my view
The Jets better pick this guy.
Nah Bears lmao
If you guys go quarterback you’ll just be in the same spot you are now with Darnold three years from now. There’s next to nothing for a rookie qb to work with in that offense.
@@MrRyan-wu4jx that offense? They have other picks Besides the number two. They got another first and two first the next year. If they trade darnold they can have two seconds and two this year on top of there two first. Jets got Corey Davis and are still looking for more weapons in fa. They probaly draft two gaurds in the first three rounds. So it won’t be the same situation
@@dillonmartinez1309 sorry dude that’s a ton of what if’s you’re counting on. No guarantee anyone they draft pans out and you’re counting your chickens before they hatch as far as any Darnold trade as well. Who’s giving up two seconds for a reclamation project?
@@MrRyan-wu4jx idk jets are in a better spot than they were a couple years ago. They had a good draft last year & lots of cap space. Better GM &
Head coach than the previous disaster
Please get the UCF game
I am JT O SULLIVAN
Man I am torn on him vs Fields. As a Jets fan I’d be fine with taking either, but I’m starting to lean Wilson.
As a Jets fan I'm torn too. We have great choices at 2
Sam Donald is still not throwing with anticipation, and he is missing open receivers
Josh Rosen was the worst anticipation thrower I’ve ever seen. I don’t think he knows that you’re supposed to even have anticipation
Might be the steal of the draft.
The Refs should have called OPI on the TE at 11:43. The DE had good coverage for a lineman.
He’s 6’2” but any concern of his frame? He doesn’t look that big and guys are coming for him.
JTO = Edward Burns
I don't see the deep ball during the analysis of Wilson. But a lot of his throws were registered as big time. His deep balls seems to die. Steady dose of short and intermediate routes in Wilson's game. Ain't gonna get it done in NFL if he can't throw deep.
Jets better take this guy. Big mistake if they don't. He's got talent they don't teach. This year's Justin Herbert.
Yeah. But hopefully T Law doesn’t get hurt like Joe Burrow.
Broncos are trade up to #2 and Jets will stick with Darnold
This guy reminds me of Mitch, if the Jets were smart they soak up what's left of Sam Darnold and not let his guy touch the field right away.