NFL Draft Analysis: Justin Herbert

[@thecryingshame]

I can't stop laughing about the IHOP special. 🤣 That WR will be showing that clip to his grandkids. Great video. I'm glad you were able to get some college film. This is a cool idea.

[@TheQBSchool]

Nice. You rarely see the the special. It's like a unicorn.

[@thinkaboutit1377]

I love your set up and camera quality. This feels like premium content here.

[@TheQBSchool]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@zeric_]

Feels like the movie 300 with the color correction and lighting 🔥🔥

[@kenshiro9277]

Facts I feel like I’m paying for his content

[@chugotit]

I was hoping you’d analyze draft prospects! Thank you so much!

[@Do_it_for_Aciun]

With his mobility and having the defense guess on if he’s running or throwing..... I already see him and Austin having great chemistry ⚡️⚡️⚡️

[@Sirfredrickvlogs]

I'm so happy you have been uploading these. A lot of the gripes about him feel like they are coming from people who either A. Dont watch the film, or B. Have Oregon Offense bias

[@dankingen3317]

This channel is incredible. Never noticed the ball flip. Now I cant unsee it. I feel like it might be more of a rythum thing than grip???

[@jadenbrown3106]

It’s crazy how it makes you see it even more in other QBs. Jake Fromm does if every single snap, it’s always looked so smooth but I guess it could be a bad thing🤷🏽‍♂️

[@JoeDaveycrockettsoundlabs]

Eugene guy here. This was the only game I made it to this season. Was awesome to see it broken down by you JT! Thanks.

[@isaiahthummel2424]

I think Herbert has a lot of talent and has a lot of experience making reads, both half-field and full-field. If he is put in a good situation I think he will have success at the next level. My two biggest concerns with his game are consistency in his mechanics (as you mentioned there are a few things to clean up) and his anticipation. I didn't see a lot of throws where he was making a read before a receiver made his break (his receivers didn't appear to be very polished so it could have something to do with them, I haven't studied them). There were a couple of plays I would've liked to see him anticipate a little more, and (for example) throw an in-cut that was coming open before the receiver sat down in between zones. Great video!

[@mirage5566]

Based on what I saw from Geoff Schwartz during the season on Twitter, Oregon had a lot of injuries to receivers and not a lot of talent at the position to begin with. Could see it with some of the drops in this game too. Not ideal.

[@John_Thundergun]

@@mirage5566 i believe they were missing 3 wr and 1 te right off the bat

[@mirage5566]

@@John_Thundergun not exactly ideal when you want a functional passing attack. But he made it work somehow, so credit to him for that.

[@shahilsharma6047]

@@mirage5566 yeah it felt like the coaches never really let Hebert take over the offense. Only a few instances of that happening.

[@kristopherhansen8768]

Yeah we have been hurting for wide receivers for the last 2 seasons. I will say that we developed a lot from 2 seasons ago

[@chargertkc]

This video was incredible. So happy I came upon your channel

[@kindleyfernand4389]

The Sound effects are the real MVP. 🤣🤣🤣

[@anklebreaker9728]

You need to be at 100k subs and more already. Don’t understand why it’s taking you so long. Best analysis I’ve ever seen.

[@TheQBSchool]

I appreciate that!

[@smallben7744]

8:48 That was a SMOOOOVE MOVE

[@peaceohplease2685]

Oregons wide receivers really struggle to create separation. Herbert should have more success at the NFL level with the right supporting cast.

[@Marshallthe2nd]

This sure did age well

[@gsalazar8176]

Still aging, in my opinion. He performed 73.1% of what he should have. Jordan love outperformed jb by almost 10% of his expected performance percentage at 81.9% expected performance for 2023.

[@petevandervlerk757]

Watching from New Zealand, great channel!

[@TheQBSchool]

Thanks for watching!

[@someone9493]

Herbert is really good, his arm is crazy strong and he has all the talents you need in a pro QB. I hope he gets on a good team where they can use all those talents properly.

[@MingoThePoet]

Colts ?

[@someone9493]

@@MingoThePoet, who knows.

[@YDCFF_]

Thanks a bunch for doing some draft analysis. I enjoyed the video. The kid did a real nice job in the 2 minute offense here at the end.

[@BillPlain1]

Let's be very clear. JT was a pretty decent NFL QB. Not great, not horrible by any means, over his career. He is not quite Jeff Garcia, but pretty close. Great tape breakdown by an actual pro.

[@radatzd1]

Great Channel. The NFL Draft Prospect Breakdowns are of most interest to me. Would love to see you go through all of the potential 1st round QBs. Herbert, Tua, Burrow, Love, Eason and Fromm.

[@TheQBSchool]

Thanks! Will do!

[@scottrowlandrowland1098]

Agreed, looks like it's a deep qb class, and would be interesting to see them all being broke down

[@OutdoorSnail]

Brett Favre story made my day. One of my favorite players of all time. Great work as always

[@BobHubbardATL]

Great analysis. Hoping Jake Fromm is upcoming. I'm especially interested in if there are any structural reasons Fromm's stats dropped from year 2 to year 3 at UGA. Most of his y2 receivers are now in the NFL, but I do wonder if the film shows him 'tipping his pitches' , etc.

[@Dr.Sortospino]

one was definitely the rotation of WR a bunch of them basically Rookies or RS

[@Alex-es3fd]

Fromm is so underrated. Look at my comment above.

[@jamesfinlan9141]

I'll have to look for tape where he is under pressure more. That d-line wasn't getting much penetration. Had all day back there. Great breakdown. Really enjoyed it. Thank you

[@kristopherhansen8768]

James Finlan you’re going to have to look back to a different season if you’re looking for a lot of penetration against the o line

[@WestCoastCFB]

this made me realize just how poor our receivers really were, they just couldn’t stop having bricks for hands in crucial moments we woulda put up 14+ extra points if they’d made a couple of those plays

[@tanneremet7212]

It's because like 5 starting WRs (1 TE) were out all year injured. WRs for Oregon have been frustrating last few years and really cost us big

[@channelwanderer7010]

Like this guy and can see why many are thinking/saying he has highest ceiling this draw. Also cant see him being thrown in the deep end so hope he gets with the right crew to bring him on.

[@jameshoops10]

hey jt, i watched an analysis film breakdown of herbert showing his inconsistencies with his footwork and upper body mechanics and the title of the vid was saying herbert would be the next bust bc of his inability to hit the routine throws consistently and i ask you as a former nfl qb do you think this is true if he is drafted and has to start immediately?

[@ernestogastelum9123]

well from what i heard is that Herbert had different coaches which mean different playbooks every year so yeah that going to affect him a lot since hes not getting a chance to settle in

[@jameshoops10]

Ernesto Gastelum i agree i believe he is the most talented qb in the draft and his abilities can’t be denied

[@christianhackney6764]

Just my two cents... I haven't really seen any former pro or credible QB coach/guru say that he's going to be a bust... they actually say otherwise... There's a lot of 'film guys' that work for these media companies that consider themselves experts, just because they watch hundreds of hours of game film, with the intention of plotting data on spreadsheets for companies. Some of these guys might have landed jobs after college careers, etc... but most have zero playing/coaching experience. Any average fan can become an "expert" for PFF, as long as you're willing to watch the game film. Unfortunately, being a film junkie, doesn't make you an expert. I'd listen to JT (and other former pro's) and guys like Chris Simms... before touting the 'expertise' of fans.

[@jameshoops10]

Christian Hackney i agree wholeheartedly and tho i do see his flaws as well i think the bust and comparisons of mitch trubisky is a stretch and i agree on the “film guys” watching film is one thing but do they understand the responsibilities and the progressions he is being coached to look at? so that’s another level to me

[@christianhackney6764]

@@jameshoops10 They don't. I had an 'expert' tell me on Twitter that scheme/WR talent (ability to separate form defender) had a minimal effect on completion percentage. I essentially asked him if he thought Justin Herbert dropped on LSU/CLEMSON/ALABAMA would have had the same or better mentality. They said he'd be worse, and pointed to the amount of screens Oregon threw to 'inflate' his numbers. I immediately challenged that thought process and asked why he would disagree that a QB will throw more completions (higher completion percentage) if A) The receiver is far more talented than the DB or B) the OC is scheming receivers open with concepts etc...... I got blocked, with no reply lol

[@milopond]

i’ve been telling everyone this in my opinion i think herbert has the best shot of becoming the best QB in this whole draft. he’s always been consistent in his years at Oregon he hasn’t been injury prone he’s never been known for turning the ball over. and fairly mobile, i really think whoever gets herbert is gonna have him for a long time

[@NotExplicable]

Nah

[@andrewbowen2837]

So what do you see when watching thr ASU and Cal games then?

[@SWAGGER573]

@@NotExplicable oh?

[@evannina2681]

@@NotExplicable ayo?

[@jasonasher4956]

This analysis/breakdown of tape is awesome

[@TheQBSchool]

Thanks.

[@ryguyw1]

Love the College Breakdown man! Keep them coming!

[@TheQBSchool]

More to come!

[@TravDoc]

Would love to see you make a compilation of the top X QB's in this years draft and rank them. Came from the Eason video and know you probably have Herbert above him, but curious where you land on Fromm, Tua, etc.. Also, saw another video elsewhere, saying that he has a lot of mechanical issues. Mainly his non-throwing arm inconsistency and his tendency to "rise" through the throwing motion, and they highlighted a lot of horrible overthrows as the result. Do you share these concerns, or do you see enough good that, similar to the ball flipping, you think those small mechanical issues will quickly get worked out at the next level?

[@danmorgan7775]

To me this guy seems like Ryan Tannehill with a bit more size, athleticism and upside. Almost every QB needs to go to a good situation but I feel like it's especially true of Herbert. Somewhere he can be brought along slowly and allowed to develop. Chargers make sense to me for him.

[@mroverdose14]

Agree but the chargers are a team I think would hurt his development as he really needs to sit in that offense. QB has to make a lot of throws and defense is avg with a below avg run game. However when he is ready the charger type offense and team would be perfect. He just isn't ready yet.

[@pazos94]

Still feel the same?

[@jaredcook3376]

Reminds me of a much larger, less polished Russell Wilson. I think hes gonna be a stud with the right coach and system.

[@mroverdose14]

Wait, really? I see Ryan Tannehill

[@brycekeyes6787]

@@mroverdose14 That's an insult to Ryan Tanne-thrill

[@mroverdose14]

@@brycekeyes6787 please I wasted thousands of dollars waiting for him to put it all together (season ticket holder). He isn't trash but, he's not winning you anything unless your tank is loaded.

[@Psycho-Nomics]

Great series of videos. Love it. These are the best of their kind of which I'm aware.

[@TheQBSchool]

Appreciate that. Thanks for the kind words.

[@Ubermentsh]

Justin Herbert is my first round pick. I personally believe he can be coached up. And has the most NFL potential out of all three top QBs this draft. I like Love too

[@jesseterrell9354]

Oh how right you where.

[@Ubermentsh]

@@jesseterrell9354first I'd like to say thank you for the acknowledgment. Herbert physically, mentally and mechanically checked way too many boxes. Also had a very high grade point average. That you know had to keep him distracted from football. Sometimes things actually pan out the way you suspect they will.

[@jesseterrell9354]

@@Ubermentsh Iam a big Oregon fan and have watched more than a few talented QBs come and go but none of them were ready for the nfl like Herbert was

[@Ubermentsh]

@@jesseterrell9354yeah. it's a shame Bryan Bennett slip through the cracks, the right coach could kill you with that kid. So much physical talent and awareness. His 2013 and 14 highlights make me grinned ear to ear. Feel free to check them out here on KZbin.

[@jesseterrell9354]

@@Ubermentsh awesome Iam thrilled to see what Ty Thomson will do I think he’s the number 4 rated pro QB and is on campus right now the highest rated QB to come to oregon

[@ronsilvia8127]

Justin hebert no doubt is going to be a charger.

[@ronsilvia8127]

@LA Original#8#24 goodmorning brother of course I remember you from twitter 👍👍👍i hope all is well and looking forward to Thursday night and watching the draft it's going to be awesome. 👍👍👍

[@smallben7744]

nice

[@thatnativeking1333]

I think you chose a relative easy game for Herbert. Yes he looked great and went through the proper progression, but there was 0 pass rush. He had 7 seconds to throw the whole game. That D-Line was stood up every play. I’d love to see him making reads with some sort of pass rush before I’m sold on him.

[@blazefifty7642]

That Native King hater alert....

[@Kgmack23]

I completely agree. I feel like his agents dropped in on him or he trained him in the past

[@MsMrapplepie]

Jay Deuce Strength of opponents matter. There’s a reason why there’s never been a successful QB in the NFL from fucking Oregon 🤦‍♂️

[@eduardobecerra5570]

@@MsMrapplepie ever heard of Dan Fouts?

[@MsMrapplepie]

Eduardo Becerra Yeah, actually, but let’s talk about players from this century. 🤔

[@francoisbrochu4052]

I don’t question his athletic abilities but I think he lacks anticipation on most of his throws. He throws it when he sees it. He doesn’t throw guys open. Sometimes he goes through his reads to fast, sometimes not fast enough. To me he needs to sit two to three years at the next level. Will struggle if he starts first year. Would like to see analyse Jake Fromm from Georgia.

[@mroverdose14]

100 percent agree. You would be on my staff if I was a GM!!!

[@jc8243]

I agree as well. He reviewed one game. One! ASU, Auburn was some of the worst Qb play I have ever seen. Colorado was his true only shining moment. He's sooooo inconsistent there is no way he should go Top 10. He's a project at best that may or may not work out. Unfortunately, this video is severely inaccurate to what he truly is. Burrow has a "few things" to clean up. Herbert is 2nd or 3rd round at best. IMO (shrug)

[@mroverdose14]

@@jc8243 inaccurate is hyperbole, morso incomplete

[@clownindan]

@@jc8243 he looks like the best out of the draft so far

[@jc8243]

@@clownindan come back at the end of the year then let's talk. But I agree he is holding up and making his reads. It's better than baker Mayfield. Lol. They have Def simplified the offense for him which is what they are supposed to do.

[@dannyboy24butler56]

2020 NFL Draft Quarterbacks 1. Joe Burrow QB LSU 2. Tua Tagaviola QB Alabama 3. Justin Herbert QB Oregon 4. Jordan Love QB Utah State 5. Jacob Eason QB Washington

[@joshhughart289]

1.Herbert 2.Burrow 3. Tua

[@tunahelpa5433]

Roger Staubach used to throw that short out to Preston ( not Drew ) Pearson on 3rd down in 2 min drills. It always worked. Color guys would point out that he threw it before Pearson made his cut. I can't say for sure, but I do know it won several games.

[@WSUFan2017]

JT: “one game analysis.” Alright, I’m in. JT: “2019 game against Washington State.” Alright, imma head out.

[@TheQBSchool]

Ha. Sorry.

[@damianwhindleton2218]

This is my fav QB prospect, Though he might come out last year Hoping he gets picked up by Chargers to give him good situation early

[@steveconn2538]

Bucs should grab him

[@damianwhindleton2218]

@@steveconn2538 the buccaneers management has to have the biggest headache with Winston so I would not be shocked if it happened

[@damianwhindleton2218]

@Concepting hey look they have pieces everywhere Philip has not been playing like himself

[@arcajeth626]

@@steveconn2538 His monster arm with Mike Evans is a scary thought.

[@damianwhindleton2218]

@Concepting their line is a bit weak

[@britlusk3512]

HUGE Oregon fan. Love the video and I wish you could have gone through his season or at least a couple games. He was incredible for us this year. Hopefully he can fix his tweaks and be the real deal!

[@patrickpolak2402]

This is awesome. Can you do a video on Anthony Gordon from this same game? He's a guy that's getting some under-rated talk could potentially go in the 3rd or 4th round but some see starting potential from him ala. Minshew.

[@TheQBSchool]

Yup. Prob will.

[@jessekennedy5562]

Oregon's offense is absolutely horrendous which we should take into account when were looking at QB play

[@mistersmithster]

Just so you know, the kicker for Oregon is pretty shaky. So, they had to get it close for the last FG. The game wasn’t over until they got it closer.

[@pl8827]

Every Oregon fans' heart stopped when they went for the kick. So many heartbreaking losses from missed give me kicks over the past 20 years.

[@mr.speyside5240]

And with the 5th pick of the 2020 NFL Draft, the Miami Dolphins draft Justin Herbert, quarterback from Oregon!

[@flipsidefishin7822]

Abdelmelik Farooq Alwahid I’m praying so

[@jessiekukuroboman9016]

Great content!

[@TheQBSchool]

Thanks, Jessie.

[@jessiekukuroboman9016]

You’re welcome

[@scottsheppard6948]

JT - the play at 23:15...why don't you like the first step with the left foot? To me - it allows the route to time up perfectly with the top of the drop. In fact, I teach my QBs to take that initial step. If I saw this exact throw on my film I would be delirious! What don't you like about it, and how would you teach the drop for this type of throw instead? Thanks for the video. I love this kind of thing, and looking forward to more college breakdowns!!

[@tanneremet7212]

"only needs to get it to the 35 for a good kicker" 😂 He doesn't know how bad our kicker was😂😂 bruh I was shitting bricks even on the chip shot to win this game and I KNOW ANY REAL OREGON FAN WAS TOO because they have seen just how bad it can be 😳😂😵 Edit: Kicker came in clutch doe haha🙌

[@nwsurfrider]

Would be interesting to see breakdown of Herbert against a defense that isn't Wazzu. No offense, but they weren't exactly lighting teams up, more like getting lit up. Maybe show him against Utah or Washington.

[@TheQBSchool]

Like the two other full games I posted.

[@nwsurfrider]

The QB School fair enough, didn't realize there were more video breakdowns, will take a look. Thanks.

[@recklessmb]

I'm a packer fan, but you were solid. I always remember you as a saint

[@alvinodaol9594]

One more video of JH rookie season please.love your work!

[@johnglennon6234]

Oh boy am I excited to see you break down Joe Burreaux and Justin Love

[@Tuccifumi]

BRO SHOUT OUT OREGON BLOCKING 🔥🔥🔥

[@skepticalmonkey7263]

Wide receiver with the double pancake. Don't see that every day!

[@Levi_music1]

I’m a coug fan and it’s interesting that you chose this game to look at because the cougs defense isn’t good at all, Herberts a good QB though not trying to take away but they did run the ball a ton against WSU that game. Would’ve thought you’d look at the PAC-12 champ or rose bowl

[@breed4052]

Thanks for the videos, I appreciate your insight.

[@NotExplicable]

You only dive to get into field goal range or for the touchdown late in game if you're behind score wise otherwise you slide. Especially in college playing for free

[@jasonasher4956]

21 minutes. & RB got stoned by LB, but he did hit the block and that was an amazing & step up & pass by J Herbert

[@ajpierre]

JT, if you hate ball flips. Jake Fromm’s film will drive you nuts. He does it all the time

[@TheQBSchool]

ohhhh no.

[@Wolf1354]

Jake was the first person I thought of when I saw the ball flips. He's obsessed with it.

[@Alex-es3fd]

Generational Prospects: 1) Joe Burrow - LSU 2) Tua Tagovailoa - Alabama Upper Tier Prospect: 3) Jordan Love - Utah State 1st Round Grade: 4) Jake Fromm - Georgia 2nd Round Grade: 5) Jacob Eason - Washington 6) Justin Herbert - Oregon Jordan Love: - You guys know I like Jordan Love quite a bit. Pocket Presence: A Mobility: B Escape: B- Play Extension: B+ Processing Speed: C+ Understanding of Defenses: C (This is how majority of his INTs happen, also understanding of defenses is the most correctable thing at the next level). Arm: A Under Pressure: B+ Toughness: A Release: A- Mechanics: B+ Short/Medium Accuracy: B+ Deep Accuracy: B- He also has something that I haven't seen from any other QB ever except Mahomes. Throwing from weird angles and completely contorted and firing off accurate lasers. Not that I think he will be anything close to Mahomes as a QB. I dont. Jake Fromm: Someone I'm high on more than most. Don't get me wrong, I think Fromm probably is a 20-22ish ranked QB in the league on most NFL Teams. However, like almost QBs, it all depends what system and offense they play in. Jake Fromm was born to play in a timing scheme like the Saints, Patriots, or a WCO like the.....Raiders! I think on these three football teams, Fromm could be a Top 10-12 QB. He will probably not make it past the Saints in the 2nd Round. Fromms arm being weak is blown out of proportion. Dalton, Burrow, and Fromm all have similar arms in my honest opinion. Are you gonna have a vertical offense with Fromm? God no, that'd be suicide. But in the offenses I mentioned, he's an ideal fit. Fromm is almost on par with Burrow with Football IQ, but the edge goes to Burrow on that one. Fromm has the best pocket presence in this class. Literally A+ Pocket Presence. And he's a tremendous leader with tons of charisma. Players will love this guy. He's also very accurate, as long he's not throwing into a tight window. Justin Herbert: I see Herbert as a slightly lesser version of Josh Allen. He's mobile, laser arm, and can look fairly good when he's "on". But there are way way too many red flags for me. Major accuracy issues, questionable mechanics, average pocket presence and will require a Top 5 OL, and is bad under pressure. These last two flaws were masked by Oregon having one of the best Offensive Lines in the history of the NCAA. And a lesser concern, but still a concern, many question Herberts passion and to a lesser extent, his leadership. In interviews, doesn't seem like he overly cares about football, and he is also clearly an introvert and has zero charisma. Not that there's anything wrong with being an introvert, but you do have to lead an offense.

[@tylerturner3448]

Congrats this was a waste of time

[@Alex-es3fd]

Tyler Turner Ah, fresh account. Thanks Justin. Appreciate it.

[@TheQBSchool]

Bot? That's a great response from Alex. I don't agree with some of it. But I love the quality of the engagement. Thanks, Alex.

[@SWAGGER573]

jesus

[@ra8hadwr1ght70]

This video has aged like wine 🍷

[@alvinolamar3700]

JT, curious on your pros and cons of the false step. He seems to still gain depth with that left foot first and it allows him to keep his shoulders square to LOS for just a tad second longer so he can see what’s happening up front and keep vision of the whole field. Left foot first just always felt more natural and comfortable for me. I also would like to hear how you teach the dovetail

[@TheQBSchool]

But if the timing is 3 or 5 from gun and you’re taking 4 or six, chances are you’re late. A lot.

[@DrRath21718]

When it was third and six and there was the double move, off the slant and the slant option out for reads one and two I feel that he could of hit the out if he ripped it as soon as the cut was made for slightly more yards but the decision he made was still a very good decision

[@itzanopinion]

I was *surprised* he didn't get the 1st down...considering if you stop the video at the 10:18 mark, his left knee is ON the 16 yard line!!! Call didn't just go his way IMHO!

[@alvinodaol9594]

How good is Herbert rookie season in comparison to other elite QB’s?

[@mr.nobody9697]

Turns out you were right about Herbert. Dudes definitely top tier.

[@deputyVH]

I'm re-watching this just to see what he said!

[@BigDaddy-fx4nx]

His height and long legs works against him some times with footwork. He is the best QB in this draft and should start from day one. Gotta get rid of the ball flip.

[@mroverdose14]

I completely disagree and I see more of a raw prospect with high upside. At the next level I think he will struggle to make reads and throw into coverage late and early far too often. He can make all the throws but I worry about everything above the shoulders. He make good decision but not great ones and others have said timing and anticipation is really not there in this game. He NEEDs to sit. He isn't a day one starter in the NFL at all in my eyes.

[@BigDaddy-fx4nx]

@@mroverdose14 LOL

[@SWAGGER573]

@@BigDaddy-fx4nx lol is right

[@SWAGGER573]

@@mroverdose14 LOL

[@BigDaddy-fx4nx]

@@SWAGGER573 It's amazing when someone is wrong they never own it. I also thought Josh Allen was the best QB in that class.

[@misterchip1984]

Not sure I agree with the sliding hate here. Justin absolutely needed to learn TO slide at LA. I watched every snap multiple times - you’d think he never slid at Oregon. The one first down in that situation is not worth losing Herbie for the year. Situational awareness and when it’s ok to risk that - yes I’m with you, But that play / series wasn’t one of them. Love the content!

[@Alex-es3fd]

Thanks for the quality content, subscribed on my personal and business account.

[@TheQBSchool]

Awesome, thank you!

[@robertdore9592]

I think the reason that he's up on his toes is to facilitate the run; he seems to have this in the back of his mind.

[@akimhamlet5092]

Herbert throws every ball like a fastball. Short ball, long ball, doesn't matter he's putting heat on all of em. No touch

[@stoichiometrydudes4565]

This was AWESOME!

[@nicktheloser123]

Love the video... I hope the dolphins are looking at him.

[@blockhead1402]

They are 👍

[@jacksonj3082]

JT - do you think Herbert is more raw physical talent and not as much about choice, timing, footwork, and other skills? Joe Montana did not have a gun, often threw wobbly passes and had great footwork

[@JohnnyBravo02]

Yea Jake Fromm was even worse about flipping the ball. I couldn’t believe UGA let him do that for 3 years. That’ll be a strip sack every game in the NFL. He literally flipped the ball every snap, and constantly flipped it from the snap all the way until he began his throwing motion.

[@youngboyxaj6692]

Could do the same game but for Anthony Gordon

[@henrywilson735]

Herbert Looks Good.

[@tjanderson5892]

Dude has all the measurables, but time and time again he made crucial mistakes at critical points in the game. Our offense called for so many screens it was honestly nauseating to watch sometimes as a fan. His tape had to be a nightmare for NFL teams to scout. Watching so many screens and then when it’s time to make big reads and fit tight windows he often times came up short. Believe he’s gonna need a very specific systems and a coach that can really scheme players open for him to excel early in the league. Asking for traditional 4 and 7 step progression anticipation throws doesn’t seem like something that’ll jive w/ him early.

[@outtour2525]

I think this guy is going to be the best QB pick

[@chaselauderback3266]

You were correct

[@Foremangrill]

Hey JT, on the last drive, when the receiver ran the circus (7) route for the second time, on the other half of the field, the slot receiver was running wide open with his hands up and middle field open. Herbert seemed to get tunnel vision and stare down the 7. In your opinion, is Herbert’s field vision somewhat lacking? That’s the kind of stare Trubisky is famous for.

[@TheQBSchool]

I didn't think so in one game. But a more holistic eval is wayyyy better. To small a sample size to make many sweeping takes.

[@sonofrobert]

If Jake Plummer were on the clock in the NFL draft and needed a QB ... he tells TMZ Sports he'd go with Justin Herbert over Tua Tagovailoa -- and says it's actually an easy choice. "I would steer away from any damaged goods," the former NFL QB says. Tua has battled SEVERAL key injuries in his 3-year Bama career ... most notably suffering a dislocated hip last November -- and Plummer says those are just too many red flags for him. "I would be leery about injuries he's sustained already," Jake says of Tua. "They're not like a broken hand, or a sprained wrist, or something pretty similar. He's working with hips and he's had some problems with his knees, I believe." Plummer says Herbert, meanwhile, doesn't have nearly the same question marks ... and, in fact, he thinks the Oregon QB might be the better overall prospect regardless. Jake tells us he's worked out with Herbert in Los Angeles this year ... and has even spent time with him at the College Football Hall of Fame -- and would have no issues drafting the 22-year-old in the top 10. "He's also a big lump of clay," Plummer says. "And, the right coach, the right system could mold him into what I believe could be almost the future of the QB position."

[@mroverdose14]

Great film breakdown and I feel from watching this he is a prospect with physical tools that makes good but not great decisions will need time in an NFL system 2-3 years before he would be truly ready. Have to be more consistent with the accuracy at the next level. (#4 should've been picked on more as he was out of position so much on the defensive side of the ball). He handled pressure better then I expected. Not a top 5 prospect and his raw ability that would have him scraping the bottom of the top 10 in my eyes. Would be a great fit for a team like Indy, Jags, and Washington as he will need to be protected with a run game and defense and shouldn't be relied on to win you games ag the next level for at least 2-3 years.

[@maxparden1968]

I was always told as a QB to stay on my toes, can you explain how I’d be more accurate if I kept my cleats in the ground?

[@TheQBSchool]

Not really. Do you shoot free throws on you toes? Do you hit a baseball on you toes? Do you pitch on your toes? Do you hit a golf ball or tennis ball on your toes? How do you generate force? Feet in ground. Play QB from the ground up. To be consistent, you almost have to have a consistent, powerful base.

[@maxparden1968]

The QB School I appreciate it that’s a great way of explaining it

[@burgerblood18]

Love your videos, hope you study Burrow next

[@TheQBSchool]

maybe. I did one for the Patreon community.

[@orlock20]

A top ranking player in college should skip the draft and go to the XFL or CFL first. If you go to the draft, you will either be picked by some 0-16 team as a starter that will be rotated out the next season because you didn't provide instant results or be a bench sitter for an average team. One could probably be a starter on an average or great team in the XFL or CFL and then use an agent to look around the NFL for a decent team and paycheck. In 2019, 13 players went from CFL to NFL. Most were former NFL players before they went to the CFL. Samuel Eguavoen is that year's example of a player that went to college, the CFL and then to the NFL to play 16 games last year. Bryant Mitchell went from college to the CFL to the NFL where he was put on IR.

[@lukasbudach1698]

orlock20 I think your getting cut due to a lack of performance argument is valid for QBs only though. No other player is expected to turn around a whole team in his rookie season, no matter how high they were picked. Using the CFL/XFL as developmental leagues for promising QBs and players that haven’t developed to their full potential in their position is a great idea though (and probably one that will be implemented with at least the XFL if it can stay successful)

[@orlock20]

@@lukasbudach1698 QBs is the key position thing the XFL needs right now while QBs are usually the first to be drafted in the NFL. This is something that college players should look at before the draft to see if they want to be on a team that they don't want to be on. Tua Tagovailoa should be the test case because he is that type of guy I'm talking about.

[@herogibson]

how quickly does that false step get corrected? am i wrong thinking thats gonna get him killed in the league? you're absolutely right in calling that "wasted motion." what advantage does that give you? im guessing it's to sell the tendency teams gave to run to the left. could be wrong. if it is, the reward for that move is not nearly enough to warrant breaking a guy's footwork. it won't just affect him! his feet affect the receivers and the blockers as well!

[@mastman2315]

Do one on Hurt and one on Love thanks great evaluation Iam hoping Raiders get Herbert this draft

[@MarkBadia]

Given the health challenges with Tua, I would love to know how you compare the top three QBs after Burrows. So Tua, Herbert, and Love, what are their strengths, weaknesses, prospects for greatness and would you rank them in the order I have them listed especially when thinking about the long term?

[@mitchelllange5359]

Herbert is going to be a stud in the NFL. Can’t teach arm strength like that

[@frankl3518]

Know who else has big arms? Josh Allen.. Blaine Gabbert.. Jamarcus Russell.. Jake Locker.. Deshaun Kiser... I think you get it.. Most important traits are decision making and accuracy. Excessive Arm strength is sexy but really just icing on the cake..

[@KindredBrujah]

Jameis Winston's got pretty good arm-strength too. ;) 30 and 30 ain't no way to QB.

[@BigDaddy-fx4nx]

He's NFL ready just gotta clean some stuff up. I think he's the best Qb in the draft.

[@SWAGGER573]

@@frankl3518 josh allen is a good quarteback

[@malcolmbrown5331]

Well done, thanks.

[@fivefifteen7957]

I like the analysis, but we the audience would like a grade for the QBs at the end. What bracket do they fall into, superstar, star, decent potential, needs a lot of work, or bust. Also, what round if you were GM would you draft them in?

[@TheQBSchool]

The audience or you?

[@fivefifteen7957]

@@TheQBSchool definitely me but Im pretty sure you can grow your audience telling them who to be excited about if they're team drafts that person. That's what I'll be doing in my QB Draft Analysis. Take care! *Also, I think I'm giving Justin Herbert a 65 grade. Usually that'd be a death sentence, but with the explosion of the playaction/great running game (McVay/Shanahan/Vrabel) + creative playcalling those QBs can have a winning record now.

[@dektran4843]

JUSTIN HERBERT REMINDS ME OF DREW BLEDSOE

[@kenmyles4078]

would like to see your eval on Jake Fromm. What is a dovetail? keep up the good content

[@matt2887]

Great idea for a series.

[@joelf5565]

I’m not sold on Herbert. I’m a Dolphins fan and I sure hope they get Tua...as long his medical looks good. Otherwise I do like Eason and he could be had much deeper in the draft.

[@jmich06]

Dolphins fan here too. I agree with you 110%

[@SWAGGER573]

that scrub from washington? haha

[@evannina2681]

Lol

[@evannina2681]

@@jmich06 lol

[@jmich06]

@@evannina2681 boy, was I wrong.

[@diggingnthetrenches4215]

JT great video awesome channel big up

[@TheQBSchool]

Much appreciated

[@Adrian-yn4qg]

Eisan then Love for sure. Awesome vid.

[@TheQBSchool]

Yes! Thank you!

[@BluezFan91]

Lmao IHOP special. That was a great play.

[@jaredechols7353]

Can you do one on tua

[@SlowMoebius]

17:00 I'm pretty sure Favre ended up getting in trouble for pulling up on nakeds

[@TheQBSchool]

Too soon.

[@justincathcart1978]

JT: I don't like the ball flip. Jake Fromm has entered the chat.

[@TheQBSchool]

Flipvid19

[@justincathcart1978]

@@TheQBSchool HAHAHAHA

[@sammartin8458]

Flying by his first read seems to be the main issue honestly