Jeff George Quarterback Throwing Breakdown

Here is another subscriber Breakdown recommendation on Jeff George. Very interesting selection but there is some great stuff to take from him. Initially, we'll talk about how well his external rotation is and how that affects the throw. Hope you all enjoy and keep the video recommendations coming!
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[@kp117]

Jeff George is the best thrower of all time

[@Performancelabofcalifornia]

Bold statement. Good video though.

[@kendrickjones3115]

Absolute BEST ARM I have EVER seen ...which is what brings me here, just had to say THAT!

[@Jamescenter95]

I agree. He threw the most beautiful passes. He wasn't very good, though. LOL.

[@kendrickjones3115]

@@Jamescenter95 #TrueStory😁😁😁

[@barryobamagate6786]

I was at one of his games In Tampa. Reason I’m here.

[@jorger643]

💯 agreed

[@natalydavidsmith3118]

I agree. Marino, Elway and Vick were monsters but this guy! His arm is/was not from this world.

[@bigglilwayne7050]

The biggest advantage Jeff George has over everyone else isnt easily noticed.... The way he effortlessly threw lasers hasnt even came close to be paralleled, he could throw 65 yd passes with only 18ft of ground clearance lol

[@erikingmundson]

I appreciate this because we often say that George had “a big arm,” but the truth is that a lot of his throwing power came from the relatively small, quick movements of his elbow and wrist. Your breakdown shows how his arm muscles, tendons, and ligaments were extremely flexible, like a slingshot. One quick flick and BOOM. Sixty yard bomb.

[@generatorx]

More so George was able to put all of this together in order to throw the ball with distance and accuracy.

[@UberKrispy]

He threw a beautiful ball.

[@jasondouglas152]

My all time favorite QB

[@JordanO8]

Oof

[@jmarcguy]

Not one of my favorite quarterbacks at all but he did have a good arm. Here's the game I remember him best for. He was a backup in MN for Randall Cunningham. Randall was taking sacks and wasn't completing many passes. George came in and was able to get the ball out so much faster. Helped that he was throwing to Randy Moss & Chris Carter but the guy was really effective because of his quicker release. Great vid.

[@devilzdandruff9199]

Good arm? The best arm in NFL history. Dude threw a pass into the wind vs the Jets that went 70 yards in the air. I’ve seen him throw 55 bullets that never flew over ten yards off the field.

[@colinforsecs3393]

I remember that. For some reason Cunningham lost confidence and was holding onto the ball longer. George came in and just brought the offense to life. Then I remember he wanted a big contract and the Vikings said tough luck

[@Sheisthedevilyouknowwho-ft9we]

😊I think he was with the Vikings. Standing at the 40, couldn't step into the throw due to pressure, hit a WR on the goal line, it was a frozen rope. I was like, did I just see that. ? The criticism he got during career, in the back half there was talk he wasn't a natural leader. There was some sort of 30 or 60 or 90 min story on him years ago after he was done playing. Really enjoyed it. Showed his personality. Maybe he was a little misunderstood or excessively critiqued during his career like a lot of players. He just tried to play football the best he could.😊 wonder if it's on the tube

[@Shinobi33]

A freaking cannon for a right arm

[@mrtmop1]

Nice breakdown and video. Jeff George sure had a cannon of an arm.

[@acewilliams7917]

Yeah, he can sling it.

[@scottwilliams9116]

Hey big fan of all of your videos I would love a drew Bledsoe breakdown

[@mickjagger8014]

Jeff George>>>>> Would have been a TRUE ROCK STAR if He would of stayed in Minnesota throwing to the BEST COMBO in History which is Randy Moss and Cris Carter.

[@bennydemario4624]

a gunslinger!

[@Performancelabofcalifornia]

When I first saw this I thought someone called me a gunslinger :/

[@RiddlerQM]

I came here because 5 or 6 years ago, a friend of mine told me that I threw like this guy and I didn't know if that was good or bad lol.

[@bigglilwayne7050]

Nobody throws like Jeff George, bro... Not even Stafford, Cutler, or Moon

[@RiddlerQM]

@@bigglilwayne7050 idk bro, talk to my friend lol.

[@wolf359survivor2]

What is really interesting is the finger/grip placement he had on the ball. I always thought it was cheating if you didn't use the classic Montana/Young/Marino grip because I could always get a tighter spiral and a bit more velocity from JG's grip.

[@hakoleleburgezi4295]

What kinda grip he used?? Can you explain?

[@marcusnunes7256]

The Bradshaw grip

[@bigglilwayne7050]

​@@marcusnunes7256 You're a very wise man, I was going to say the exact same thing

[@spryfolII]

Man....What Jeff George could've been if he had the proper "football" personality. Mechanically, he's what you want. Plant n POW....the ball is gone. Phill Simms has a similar motion, but a tad slower. Simms accuracy was at least 5 to 7 points higher. Simply because George never liked to check down. For you youngsters, there is a time to check down, a time to go deep, but mainly what will seperate like Jeff George and Phil Simms is the ability to "throw your reciever open". I hope you do a video about "throwing a reciever open". That ability can be learned, but of a QB has that naturally.....ala (Dan Marino, Bradshaw, Fouts, Unitas, Brady, Montana, Moon) then the sky is definitely the limit. Good Videos! Love the hard core football talk.

[@nikosuavesworldofsportsmusic]

Phil Simms sucked ass & was NOWHERE near more accurate than Jeff George please leave the drugs alone buddy.

[@natalydavidsmith3118]

Not just because I’m from Indianapolis and am 51 so I was in middle school when he was in high school at Warren Central but, Jeff George has my favorite QB throwing motion. I see the comparison to Josh Allen but another great passer of the football comes to mind, Sony Jergunsen(hope I spelled his last name correctly). Sonny and Jeff have the same “ skipping or slinging a rock on water” throwing motion.

[@VINASI]

Early baseball style thrower vs traditional style(rotation vs. Linear)...Aaron Rodgers, Patrick Mahomes, Josh Allen vs.... Tom Brady, Joe Burrow, Justin Herbert .

[@mickjagger8014]

Jeff Georges >>>Throws off the back foot a lot like Joe Namath

[@freddiehall6433]

He threw a beautiful football, just to the other team 😂

[@Performancelabofcalifornia]

LOL savage comment

[@TheJpep2424]

Breakdown why he unhooked his chin strap after every single play.

[@nikosuavesworldofsportsmusic]

As a Jeff George fan I always wondered why he did that as well lmao.

[@MarsRacingNetwork]

During his tenure in atlanta,at least,playing in the run and shoot meant that he had to get plays from the sideline and call audibles frequently.Imo,at least.

[@davidmadras721]

The biomechanics and dynamics are very powerful - no doubt - but don’t you think he also gets a lot of power through the ‘plane’ that he swings on (extremely rounded) which gives him the ‘power of a circle’ to enhance his power??? Angular momentum I suppose? Anyway, I’m not a quarterback coach (I’m a golf swing biomechanics coach) so I always can relate to your terminology and teachings very well because that’s how we build golf swings. However, the plane a player swings on greatly affects the speed a player can create just by swinging more rounded or flatter than a more linear or upright swings can produce. So when I see JG, I not only see the powerful dynamics you’re talking about but the power from his circular arch he creates as well. I use to think he had a sidearm delivery but after rewatching these videos, it looks like he’s just whipping his arm on a more horizontal plane than normal and is simply getting more out of his dynamics because the angular momentum it’s creating?!?! Anyway, really good stuff - I truly enjoy all your videos. Remarkable job guys!!!

[@natalydavidsmith3118]

I consider myself a man who has a pretty good deal of knowledge on sports and football in particular but my man, you have shown a lot of us how much of a layman we really are.

[@uPSIDEdOWN577]

That ball is always at least shoulder height upon release. Textbook.

[@jamyagreen1659]

Can you do a thorough mechanic on DJ uiagalelei

[@Performancelabofcalifornia]

We will put him on our list.

[@jamyagreen1659]

@@Performancelabofcalifornia Also can you put Sam Bradford on the list

[@wesoblander3648]

​@@jamyagreen1659, no

[@_KingofKingss]

Dude just say Andrew luck lol he literally uses all leg power to throw especially when he can’t get set because there’s pressure he just rips it straight from the legs

[@jamyagreen1659]

Do one Sam Bradford

[@bigglilwayne7050]

Piece of cake, 85% of his throws are intercepted upon his release