How and When to Throw a Go Route?

[@zareh805]

Yes! And my friends just call me “Z”. Thanks JT. Russ throws absolute dimes. Beautiful to watch.

[@TheQBSchool]

Z. Way better for me. We’re friends now. Thanks for the question, Z.

[@zareh805]

@@TheQBSchool 😁👍

[@FandangoHoward]

I love a good 9 AM QB School vid

[@Fier07112]

Studying tape is most important to this!! A QB doing his homework on the defense and personal just as much as knowing and trusting his personal!!!! Good stuff!!!

[@danmorgan7775]

Probably my two favourite QB's to watch. The vertical game is where it's at. Davante made that adjustment look so smooth and easy too.

[@joehebert789]

It brings to mind Jeff Blake's moon balls to Carl Pickens. Legendary!

[@billwhitacre703]

After watching this channel for half year, I am now able to recognize the difference between average and good teams. Very interesting to learn how the QB's and receivers utilize everything on the field (hash, numbers, pylons, etc). I know my share of football too; I let my '06 Defensive Player of the Year trophy from our 4-6 season do the talking for me.

[@connerbowker3545]

Love this type of content! 🙌

[@sm112103]

awesome breakdown, great info.

[@TheQBSchool]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@gibster9624]

I have a question. Basically a go route is one of many tools an offense uses to hit explosive plays. I believe it was Bill Walsh who talked about the importance to have explosive plays as it relates to wins and losses much like the turnover battle does. Could you do a breakdown of explosive plays or if that is getting out of the realm of Quarterbacking perhaps breakdown other types of explosive plays teams use in their arsenal.

[@alexorji10]

Can you cover moon balls like the plenty Russ dropped in the bucket this season? ie. to Tyler Lockett against the cardinals in AZ

[@darrellgordon2]

learned a lot

[@martineitermoser439]

Hey Coach, great video, enjoyed it a lot, thank you so much. Russell's deep ball accuracy is really amazing, hope he stays in Seattle. Greetings from Austria 🇦🇹

[@letsgobroncos4143]

Yeah I wish he stayed in seattle😢😢😢

[@martineitermoser439]

​@@letsgobroncos4143 Never thought I would say that, but today I am happy what we got for him and the Seahawks made the change on QB and not at HC. Time will tell but I think he could definitely bounce back next season.

[@letsgobroncos4143]

@@martineitermoser439 me too, but I’ve become very pessimistic after what happened last season. I do have faith in Sean Payton though.

[@martineitermoser439]

@@letsgobroncos4143 I think coach Payton will bring you back on track. Also still have a pretty good defense. All the best for next season! 😉

[@letsgobroncos4143]

@@martineitermoser439 thanks good luck to you guys too! But I am a little worried about the defense because we lost our dc. 😅

[@joshuahawkins9847]

I’ve seen a lot of teams use motion, especially in college, as a decoy to freeze the linebackers up. Jeudy and Ruggs would be in motion so much at Alabama and it seemed to work, but I don’t see that type of motion in NFL offenses with a possible exception of the Ravens and Chiefs. Is there an advantage of using motion as a decoy? And does that advantage apply more in college than it does in the NFL?

[@ceezvelasquez932]

Was russel wilson interception in that superbowl a go ball.

[@DarnellBarbour]

This may be off-topic, but can you do a video on the ball-handling during playaction? It would be much appreciated.

[@nicolasbernardini3413]

If you throw back shoulder, do you have a yardage mark to judge by or do you just make your decision once the defender turns his hips. I always thought they threw it at a certain depth but Aaron Rodgers gave an interview talking about transition go balls and judging when a corner turned his hips?

[@TheQBSchool]

No. Depends on a lot.

[@heryang4019]

I can watch Rodgers throw all day! 😱😱😱

[@Markd315]

Pretty sure you throw it when your arm feels right, there's no help deep and your WR beats his man. At least that's how it works in NCAA14

[@connorhfishing213]

Personally I’m playing in a rec league so when I see a little 5’4 corner on my big 6’2 stud I will throw a jump ball and have him just go up and get it

[@TheQBSchool]

It's so easy

[@Ubermentsh]

🏈👏😎

[@bradylinares7898]

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