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Get StartedMaize&Cheese304 said:I haven't seen the video, but how can you throw it drifting back with your back leg moving forward lol.
The Mad Bomber said:Watch the whole reel. He gets his left foot down and is hips around. This isn't a matter of opinion... The pictures I posted are for the slow people, any shit brain can see his "back foot" is extended completely in front of him after the ball releases... Watch it.
The Mad Bomber said:Watch the whole reel. He gets his left foot down and is hips around. This isn't a matter of opinion... The pictures I posted are for the slow people, any shit brain can see his "back foot" is extended completely in front of him after the ball releases... Watch it.
The Mad Bomber said:So he didn't get his plant foot down? That's what ur saying?
The Mad Bomber said:For posting about football for "6 years" as you claim, you are plum dumb aren't you. Any thoughts of your own Slick? Does he get his left foot down? Wanna just plaguerize everybody else?
SLICK said:Stafford completed 21-of-30 pass attempts for 267 yards and three touchdowns, showing improved accuracy, something that was lacking in recent weeks. Detroit's win over Denver ended a two-game losing streak and gave the Lions much needed momentum heading into their Week 9 bye.
The former Georgia Bulldog looked far more comfortable in the pocket against the Broncos' pass rush. He seemed to set his feet on nearly every pass attempt and patiently went through his progressions, instead of getting rid of the ball too quickly. Stafford's improved accuracy and timing with receivers allowed Detroit to speed up the tempo, which played a critical part in the Lions' four offensive touchdowns.He had one throw that was almost astonishing as he threw it off his back foot on a rope to Calvin Johnson who went 56 yards down the sideline for a TD against Champ Bailey.
The Mad Bomber said:SLICK said:Stafford completed 21-of-30 pass attempts for 267 yards and three touchdowns, showing improved accuracy, something that was lacking in recent weeks. Detroit's win over Denver ended a two-game losing streak and gave the Lions much needed momentum heading into their Week 9 bye.
The former Georgia Bulldog looked far more comfortable in the pocket against the Broncos' pass rush. He seemed to set his feet on nearly every pass attempt and patiently went through his progressions, instead of getting rid of the ball too quickly. Stafford's improved accuracy and timing with receivers allowed Detroit to speed up the tempo, which played a critical part in the Lions' four offensive touchdowns.He had one throw that was almost astonishing as he threw it off his back foot on a rope to Calvin Johnson who went 56 yards down the sideline for a TD against Champ Bailey.
When I said do you hae thoughts of your own, I meant that you come up with. Not copy and paste off somebody else's web blog. Maybe in Canada you have a different understanding of "your own thoughts"
Not that this really means anything though. Seriously, who the fuck - other than Slick - gives a fuck what foot he threw off of. My original point in this was - here, I"ll quote that thing Slick just put up cuz it's what I've been bitching about for the last 2 weeks "showing improved accuracy, something that was lacking in recent weeks" and "The former Georgia Bulldog looked far more comfortable in the pocket"
Throwing off your "back foot" means you are standing on your back foot - with your front foot in the air, and you chuck it up. Clearly that isn't what happened on that throw - not that it even matters.
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