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Small-handed QB argument sounds foolish on its face
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He has some good arguments, but too often in life we address the symptoms of the problem as the problem. If we address the problem correctly, the mechanics improve. I would like to know what he is supposed to do with DTs and LBs in his face in 2.5 seconds when his WRs are not open. Plant that back foot and throw a dart? -
What about the CB that played behind the Calf? Were Cam's mechanics good? but if we use your example, Florida developed a system for The Golden Calf of Bristol's talents and he won games and a Heisman. Canales is claiming to do the same thing. You want to blame a rookie QB's reaction to being forced into a system not designed for him, being given predictable plays, having pressure in his face from A gap, WRs and TEs covered, and always playing from behind. So provide an example of a QB who had good mechanics and succeeded in those conditions--all of them. This is a good argument, by the way. I appreciate the difference of opinion.
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I tend to agree. Constant pressure leads to loss of fundamentals. Footwork gets sloppy, feet get nervous. It happens to all QBs when they are trying to make something out of nothing. Mahomes is the only one who can still pull it off pretty regularly with or without his fundamentals.
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