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Desmond Ridder Pro Day

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6 minutes ago, joemac said:

Lol he absolutely did not effortlessly flick it. He put his entire ass into it, just like Ridder did. Maybe that’s what it seems like from the video but nobody at any level effortlessly throws a football 70 yards

90s Brett could but he was a freak 

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1 hour ago, Mr. Scot said:

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Doesn't mean a lot to me personally but it does to some...

Thanks, I can never get it to work for some reason.  It doesnt mean too much to me either but I know some people really moved Willis up in their opinions based on his yesterday.   There arent many plays where a qb needs to bomb it 65 or 70 yards.

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1 hour ago, joemac said:

Lol he absolutely did not effortlessly flick it. He put his entire ass into it, just like Ridder did. Maybe that’s what it seems like from the video but nobody at any level effortlessly throws a football 70 yards

Yeah. They both three hopped those throws. The funny thing is that a huge stink was made about Wilson’s throw last year. But his throw was more of a 45-50 yard flick. These guys are basically three hopping a 70 yard Hail Mary. It’s a totally different kind of pass and neither were as impressive as Wilson. 

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47 minutes ago, unicar15 said:

Yeah. They both three hopped those throws. The funny thing is that a huge stink was made about Wilson’s throw last year. But his throw was more of a 45-50 yard flick. These guys are basically three hopping a 70 yard Hail Mary. It’s a totally different kind of pass and neither were as impressive as Wilson. 

Wilson’s was insane. He really makes it look effortless…  If they can build a team around him NYJ might have something special.

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5 hours ago, joemac said:

Lol he absolutely did not effortlessly flick it. He put his entire ass into it, just like Ridder did. Maybe that’s what it seems like from the video but nobody at any level effortlessly throws a football 70 yards

GUY, don't you know? Willis has the STRONGEST ARM IN THE HISTORY OF NFLS. Just give him all the MVPs and all the Super Bowlz now!

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23 hours ago, TANTRIC-NINJA said:

Malik sorta flicked it effortlessly while Ridder had to MAXIMUM EFFORT it. In the end you are talking 3 or 4 throws a season that would go that far. 

no he didn't, watch his follow through, he uncorks his whole body and falls to his left

 

 

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