NFL Draft Analysis: Tua Tagovailoa - Part 1

[@OregonOffense]

The first miss to Ruggs on the sluggo was right after ruggs returned from a lower body injury. You can tell that he isn’t running at his full speed so the ball looked quite overthrown

[@BrianGlaze]

Calm Instincts good memory. I forgot about that. Yep, Ruggs at full health is running under that ball. Tua is used to throwing to him at full speed.

[@HomemadeSubmarine]

Calm Instincts That’s a very important point. When a guy normally runs sub 4.30 it’s hard not to overthrow when he slows down.

[@kevb3047]

He might've turned too much/too early- should've concentrated on a solid zone of acceleration out of his break, instead of looking twenty+ yds before the catch point. Any thoughts??

[@kacasio1]

Also look at the angle of the shadows on that throw. It follows the trajectory of the ball, looks like the receiver lost the ball in the sun. He would have had to look directly into the sun to track that ball thats lofted high.

[@docsmoke7623]

Kevin Acasio I watched the Ole miss game live on the visitors side. It was insanely hot that day and the sun was so bright sometimes it was hard to look up. These guys played awesome for it being at least 108 out that day

[@mademois-elly]

Been waiting for this one! Big Dolphins fan, hoping for magic on draft night. If he stays healthy, he's the heir to the Marino throne.

[@mattnorris7124]

Really hanging on to see how well this next MRI comes back, the concerning thing about it though is that the condition of his hip will potentially need to be constantly monitored for the rest of his career.

[@exillens]

Happy now?

[@mademois-elly]

@@exillens Ecstatic!

[@pablodiaz1007]

We got him brother!

[@torettomalachi2248]

Man you called it 3 years ago. The heir to Marino’s throne is looking likely if he stays healthy.

[@kevb3047]

JT- best health to you and the family brother- Thank you so much for all the great education. It's always been immaculately thorough, detailed, and engrossing.

[@robertmitchell7357]

l "lookign for work, crushes the corner," love the lingo!

[@mattnorris7124]

Dude got sent to the end of the 2023 season 😂😂

[@BrianGlaze]

He’s got a phenomenal future ahead of him.

[@Deep.Purple]

If he can stay healthy -- I feel so bad for him, he's so talented and that hip injury is something very few people ever recover from. I suspect that his is no different but they are going to give him a chance to live some of his dream.

[@BrianGlaze]

Deep Purple hip injuries are tough but I really believe in the man. I’m ready to see him take off.

[@mattnorris7124]

@@Deep.Purple Thing is, people have been comparing it to the Bo Jackson injury and it's not the same injury so I think it has been blown out of proportion a little because that ended Bo Jackon's career. What really caused Bo Jackson issues was the avascular necrosis and loss of all cartilage supporting his hip, which he developed within a month of his hip dislocation and there's been no reports of Tua developing that yet but can always develop months or even years after along with osteoarthritis. Bo also admitted to popping his hip back into place while he was on the field which damaged the blood vessels around his hip socket. That wasn't something Tua did and the dislocation was reduced almost straight after he injured it, which should significantly reduce the ongoing effects of the injury. I think this next MRI will give a really good insight as to how well it has healed, whether the cartilage is growing back well and if the fracture has put his hip socket out of its natural shape. Either way, it's something that will need to be monitored constantly but it won't have the immediate effect that Bo Jackson suffered from.

[@CCaliRoX]

Fin*omenal future you mean.

[@rickycouture7224]

I love these breakdowns! Just discovering this channel as of last night, but I'm looking at all the content and it's clear you have an absolute gem of a channel. Truly, thank you for doing these! I'm just a football civilian, but I am deeply interested in all things NFL and find myself always wishing there were more channels on KZbin devoted to the finer points of the game. Intelligent football content is truly a rarity and it's very clear that you bring a level of intellect and expertise to your videos that is top-notch! I look forward to following it as it grows and I hope you're staying safe through this pandemic! Excellent work!

[@mattnorris7124]

For me personally, JT & Brett Kollmann are 2 of the best NFL/Football analysts on KZbin. If you haven't checked Brett out, I would strongly recommend it.

[@jeffyoung3389]

Fins up baby he stays healthy best pick in 20 years

[@kylergraziano210]

Ur funny

[@robertmitchell7357]

he has so much time. it's like 7 on 7

[@mroverdose14]

Most great QBs do.

[@s.shephard8547]

@@mroverdose14 most college qb's do u mean

[@ThatFalloutGod]

That speaks more to how little talent Ole Miss has on their line than it does Alabama's line. Alabama's offensive-line has been an overrated piece of their team ever since 2013. There have been individuals that're extremely good (Ryan Kelly, Jonah Williams, and Jedrick Wills) and a few that were slightly above average to average (Ross Pierschbacher and Bradley Bozeman come to mind), but a whole slew of them were either not that talented/coached well or were penalty machines (Cam fucking Robinson and the Kouandijo brothers are the most mind-numbing linemen you'll ever watch, because it's a litany of wasted potential). I've been watching Alabama play since I came out of the womb, and it's truly irritating when people act like their offensive-line are something that've always been good under Saban, when in reality that hasn't been a strong position group on the team for like seven years.

[@mroverdose14]

@@ThatFalloutGod I take offense as my head coach coached them mostly during the time you highlighted.

[@becauseimbatman7240]

@@ThatFalloutGod bro I honestly saw Tua get smashed so many times because of the Offensive line majority of the time...Oline is either pushed real hard back or they just give up the QB to the defense

[@georgekaroba2799]

The sluggo that was missed looked like Tua expected him to be a yard or two closer inside, Ruggs drifted too much to the left

[@PlasticSausages]

With no help coming, I thought Tua could have slowed down his motion just a hair on the Sluggo - that would result in a little more air under the ball, and he had about 15 yards in front of the receiver to work with, so I think that would have resulted in the receiver being able to get to it, and, at worst, a DPI (if the DB managed to catch up, which was highly unlikely). DPIs should not be underrated in those situations - put the DB under pressure (perhaps more relevant for NFL rules, but a 15yd penalty is effectively an explosive play on a drive, which will result in a significant increase in your probability of scoring).

[@supersayainjesus7204]

The left was the inside.

[@kingrex1931]

Should have been an easy touchdown. No excuses here. Great protection, great play call & great route running.

[@seanhessin7144]

Ruggs had a leg injury earlier in that game. He was clearly running slower than he normally does throughout the game. If he is running full speed then that is a dime TD.

[@nickvoelker7180]

It always feels strange to watch film on a lefty. We need a video on how left handedness impacts QB play...or more so how it throws DBs off their game, haha.

[@mattnorris7124]

I think what will be interesting is how the O-Line gets constructed around lefties as well. For so long, teams have been putting their strongest edge rushers on the left hand side of offenses because it's normally the QB's blind side. Then teams started putting their best tackles on the left to combat that, now you frequently see guys like JJ Watt, Von Miller, Khalil Mack, Danielle Hunter, Cameron Jordan line up on the offense's right side to take advantage of that generally being the weaker position. With left handed QB's now, you're either going to NEED to move your starting LT to RT because that RT spot personnel wise will normally be weaker AND it will be the QB's blind side or look at drafting a LT to use at RT, or hope you can draft a really good RT that's played with a lefty QB in college.

[@exillens]

@@mattnorris7124 or just have 2 great OT's on both ends

[@microwaffle]

I love watching o line tape! You should do a video on o line!

[@TheQBSchool]

Great idea!!

[@mroverdose14]

The one thing I can't coach is oline and QB. Coached every other position on the field so I would appreciate the tutorial

[@BoardandArrow]

As a Giants fan, ngl I was looking at Wills the entire time. He's a beast

[@oldmcdonald7553]

BoardandArrow but... but..you need Simmons -Cardinals fan

[@mrphenom1643]

I want us to draft tua! Too hell with Dj

[@themuchdingdong]

@@oldmcdonald7553 I was thinking the exact same thing, even down to the Cardinals fan part

[@s.shephard8547]

not saying most college qb's on good teams don't have this same thing but he faced zero pressure in the pocket on basically all these throws and his weapons this year destroyed cb's... still his footwork looks good for a big guy and his accuracy on short throws is perfect

[@AW-zy1kw]

If you watched Bama, yes they have good OL players however they are not perfect and he got hit plenty. Ole Miss was outmanned pretty bad in the trenches AND this was not Tua's best game by far. He was actually a bit off in this game.

[@calebmcdill5645]

Except yunno that one clip where he made an unblocked rusher miss and threw on the run..?

[@ivespoken8902]

@@calebmcdill5645 he probably skipped that one :) when tua was healthy he was just sooo fun to watch, almost every play is a highlight but then they take him out in the first half or second quarter :( i always hate that lol

[@maximusrex8689]

It took me a while to realize why he look so weird in the pocket and throwing. Then I realized he’s left handed. Funny thing is that I’m left handed.

[@mrprimor227]

He's a natural right handed quarterback

[@andrewbowen2837]

The LSU game would be the one to watch as far as talent and everything else. He did just come back from an ankle though

[@Spittin_Bars]

So how would that be the one to watch, he still nearly beat LSU with a damaged ankle.

[@andrewbowen2837]

@@Spittin_Bars LSU is full of talent on defense, so it makes him look better or worse, depending on how he performs on film

[@securethebag9498]

I know this is for tua but watching the online dominate was fun. 65,74, and 69 are denote brown, jedrick wills, and idk who 69 is

[@jasonw7337]

69 is Dickerson. He ended up play center before the year was over.

[@gandydancer637]

@@jasonw7337 That was the position he was supposed to play when he transferred. Dunno why there was a hole at guard for a while.

[@jasonw7337]

@@gandydancer637 Me either. I don't remember him playing guard.

[@setrump2391]

New fan here!! True facts right here 🍻

[@Alex-es3fd]

Great analysis man. I think if Tua stays healthy he’s the best QB of this class and a Top 5 QB in the NFL, depending on situation. May be a bold comment, but this guy is a stud.

[@Que684]

Facts 💯

[@patrickadonislewis]

6:19 Is not a miss. That is a 4.27 Henry Ruggs not running with intensity coming out of the break. And when you throw with the anticipation that Tua throws with, he's expecting Ruggs to be moving. You see when Ruggs looks up he hits a burst of speed and almost catches up to it.

[@shad169]

patrickadonislewis that was the first play after Ruggs hurt his leg. So he was running probably a 4.4 instead of the normal 4.27.

[@tuiesera3231]

QB school thank you for saying Tuas name almost correctly!!🤙🏿🤙🏿

[@TheQBSchool]

Dang I missed it?

[@tuiesera3231]

The QB School it was really close at least you didn’t butchered it! Get used to this kine names it’s coming!! JK Uiagalelei !! Clemson QB...just thinking out load !! Thank you

[@becauseimbatman7240]

6:45 literally anything could've happened here. You take Tua for the miss or Ruggs being injured or he didn't see the ball because of the sun.

[@docsmoke7623]

I watched this game live it was awesome once Bama started rolling. I know in everyday game the natural elements effect the field but that day it was so hot if I remember correctly it was around like 108 out and hotter on the field. The sun was so bad that the receivers were losing quite often

[@mattnorris7124]

Hopefully Tua's used to the heat/humidity if the Dolphins draft him.

[@jonathandenson2716]

On the Slugo to Ruggs, Ruggs left the game with what looked like a hammy and came back in only to leave shortly there after. This was not a miss by Tua, Ruggs wasn’t full speed.

[@connor8627]

It's just difficult to properly evaluate Tua when he is throwing to 4 first-round receivers (Jeudy, Ruggs, Waddle, Smith), being protected by 2 first-round caliber offensive lineman (Wills, Leatherwood) and being coached by the greatest mind in college football history (Saban). Who's to say Love/Herbert couldn't do the same or better given that talent and winning environment?

[@mademois-elly]

Everyone keeps saying his WRs are all first-rounders and incredibly talented. I agree, but let's not forget who is putting the ball in a place where the receivers can run after catch. Without a QB who can get the ball out of his hand before a sack, these WR wouldn't be able to showcase their talent. Tua will have NFL caliber wide receivers in the NFL too. He's shown his skills are translatable to the NFL, probably more so than any QB in the last few years.

[@dubk617beats]

Burrow sat behind several QBs at Ohio State who are not in the league right (similar to Mitch Trubisky btw). So the talent argument is a total crapshoot.💯 also, Herbert struggles with reads in a conference where no one consistent defense on the backend lol (worse than the Big 12 overall in my opinion). Also,most playbooks are geared towards right handed QBs and right side of the field reads. This is the same foundation that left handed QBs are left to operate with. With this foundation, Tua has built an uncanny ability to use touch and anticipation on throws consistently. The only other Top QB to do this consistently, is Joe Burrow. 💯 go to the other NFL Draft Analysis videos and it will confirm everything that I have said💯 if Tua underachieved at Alabama like Jake Coker for example, then the public would either criticize Saban, bash Tua or give his receivers a break. Because he has broken records at Alabama at a position that has been historically held by taller, less mobile QBs (Greg McEllroy for example, is 6'3 and a statue😂), makes his production and skillset even more valuable for Alabama football and for the game of football overall. Tua is the Steph Curry of this years NFL Draft.💯

[@BrianGlaze]

Connor Reid you can have plenty of talent around you but not capitalize on it. I’ve seen plenty of QBs with 1st round talent around them and not play up to the potential of the talent. You have to actually be able to do what you are supposed to be this successful.

[@connor8627]

@@BrianGlaze For sure, I'm not saying he isn't a talented QB, he's elite regardless of how good his situation was at Alabama. Still, if I'm taking his hip surgery into account and the fact that he is injury-prone, he's going to be exposed to more hits at the NFL level. I'd be concerned about picking him top-5 if I'm Miami, in my evaluation when you factor everything in he just isn't that far ahead of a Love/Herbert

[@BrianGlaze]

Connor Reid I can definitely understand that if potential availability concerns is that high on the priority list. If it isn’t though, I think the team would be more likely to value Tua much higher than those two.

[@davidwilliams4837]

#69 Dickerson really jumps out on tape. Plays mean. Great video as always!

[@bigbobby6800]

Coach we gonna get a draft break down of the Iowa kid Stanley? I hear good things but think he’s being slept on in draft circles

[@TheQBSchool]

What circles?

[@bigbobby6800]

The QB School Stick to Football guys from BR seem to like him

[@rodrellgreen167]

Left handed throwers always look so awkward to me.

[@yeetskeet7234]

They look different to defenders too. That's just one reason Tua's worth the risk.

[@theFPbros123]

PaypalMyMoney exactly and not to mention Coach Saban said that not many adjustments needed to made to accommodate his left handedness on the offensive side too.

[@herogibson]

@@yeetskeet7234 a left handed qb doesn't give you a big advantage in football the way it can in baseball or hockey. its pretty much negligible. theres only been one great lefty pro qb in my lifetime. there has been at least 10 great righties tho. thats just one reason tua is NOT worth the risk. a risk would be taking him 1st overall tho.. taking him at number 5 isnt a big risk cuz hes the number 2 qb in the draft.

[@gandydancer637]

Since there's no reason for that, it's on you.

[@theFPbros123]

herogibson but it does though, have you ever played football? It changes the dynamics of coverage. Quarterbacks favor their visual strong side naturally and it takes actual adjustments when that visual strong side changes. In a professional context it makes less difference but it’s not negligible

[@codymaggs9816]

Do you think if Tua switch schools with Love and played at UConn or even switch with Herbert, he would still be ranked above them? I know that’s a crazy question but how much did his support cast help him whereas he may not have that talent around him in the nfl? Thanks! Great video

[@mroverdose14]

I do think he would as he has more physically talent then burrows but not Love or Herbert. He reads defenses, throw with accuracy {which isn't a trait that Talent around you effects}, high level anticipatory throws like burrows and far better then love and Herbert.

[@codymaggs9816]

Odarris Dhaiti thanks for the reply. I do think accuracy is impacted by talent around you. For example when you have 4 elite WRs to throw to you’re going to have bigger windows because those guys know how to separate. Let alone higher chance of catching the ball (herbert & love had so many drops) which all factors in on accuracy charts and comp percentage. But I will say Tua has good ball placement. The other main factor is Tua had one of the best olines in college and still got beat up. Going to Uccon I don’t know if he would physically survive. I say all this because at the next level he will likely go to a team with less superior talent around him. Which means less protection and much smaller windows.

[@oldmcdonald7553]

Love went to Utah State. That being said good point also Oregon’s OLine is REALLY good. I think it’s comparable to Alabama and it goes against worse Dline

[@mroverdose14]

@@codymaggs9816 I don't judge accuracy by percentage of completion. I watch the film like I did in college you can see that he throws the ball where only his receivers can get it for the most part, like anybody he makes mistakes but on average he puts the ball in locations that are necessary.

[@mroverdose14]

@vic demize disagree, you main argument is he will struggle when pressured and in tight window throws? He was the third best rated QB in the nation when pressured and Top 5 on tight window throws. Injury concern are valid but a QB that has everything that joe burrowed displayed and he's been more consistent with better physical tools...... No, only injuries are the concerns I have for him

[@jeffz3829]

Hey I was wondering if you have any tips or drills on how to get a quicker release as a quarterback?

[@james35813]

Clicked because I thought you were Kyle Shannahan, stayed for the content lol

[@Tripple_Threatt92]

I looked up that RG for Alabama, his name is Landon Dickerson. It would be amazing if my chargers were able to get him and Tua

[@bengarvin1859]

Man I wish I could afford ur patreon I would love to support the channel more

[@davidwilliams4837]

The sluggo miss seemed like a good throw. Maybe the receiver was hurt? After the break there wasn't acceleration to the ball like expected.

[@chargertkc]

Curious if you could do a video on Simmons. Views on him from a Qb standpoint! Great video again btw

[@Aj-nr6tc]

Are NFL plays calls like Math Equations, theirs the main things (either plus or divided/ the main play concepts or reads), and then all the other stuff (then numbers in the equation/ what the back does, protection,and what certain receivers do) or is it just a million different plays with a million different play class?

[@chrisraine7468]

He worries me not that I don't think he will be a starter but I worry about some of his misses and. I worry if his elusiveness will translate in the NFL. I mean the first deep throw in this vid could be a pick at the next level and it's a catch because his receiver was so open he could stop and jump for the ball. In the NFL you may get that once a game but usually the DB will be on the receiver and that could be a pick. I ,earn missing wide open guys is worrisome as well. I think he will be a solid NFL QB but not a super star

[@Petestakes]

69 cleaned buddy on that first play wow!

[@Petestakes]

8:50 you said bro 69 killed it lol gg

[@Hamoanese]

I’m just really impressed that you pronounced Tua’s name correctly... the NFL Commissioner butchered it at the draft.

[@patrickadonislewis]

5:36 That same OL did the same thing in the Tennessee game. The Ole Miss DL he hit was no where near Tua's feet until 69 hit him from the back side directly into Tua's legs. That's the same exact thing he did in the Tennessee game, that got Tua with a second tight rope surgery, on an injured ankle. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jaPCdHuooc99qJI

[@cryogeneric]

It's still a bit weird to see the SEC running air-raid & spread concepts. I guess it's just a testament to those systems. With the athletes recruited to the SEC, they're almost unstoppable.

[@docsmoke7623]

Ruggs got hurt in this game if I remember right too. He got hurt again going the same direction the video starts off. I thought he was done for awhile cause we thought it was a knee injury.

[@BlitzCity10k]

You should do Trevor Lawrence next. Great video

[@alexhess1004]

Who do you think is the best qb in the draft after burrow?

[@TheQBSchool]

Why after Burrow?

[@alexhess1004]

@@TheQBSchool True, I guess a better question is who's the 2nd best qb in the draft, inferring Burrrow is numero uno?

[@kalilg2242]

The misses he had in this game, if his last name was Herbert, would be full proof that he's inaccurate to Twitter scouts lol

[@AW-zy1kw]

LOL I haven't even watched the video yet but Herbert is not in the same zipcode accuracy wise.

[@mroverdose14]

Herbert is highly inaccurate and lack anticipatory throw. Highly physically talented and very good in pressured situations. High upside but not ready

[@seanhessin7144]

Ruggs was injured earlier in the game and running slower than he normally does. It was very apparent if you watched the entire game.

[@masterflow6783]

Your right, that's why when they played the dolphins he missed a passed to a receiver who was wide open like the niagra falls. But I didn't see the whole game so who won.

[@pazos94]

This all aged well.

[@VirmanaMarketing]

"looking for work get out the club"....

[@gandydancer637]

I thought it was "...get out OF the club...", but you're right. 2:45 "#69" = www.espn.com/college-football/player/bio/_/id/4035624/landon-dickerson

[@aznsketcher]

@@gandydancer637 nice

[@mranoraks5860]

Tuas injuries just suck even in high school than in college 2017 ankle surgery 2018 broken finger ,sprained knee,Quad injury,left ankle,left ankle surgey ,2019 ankle injury, hip.,i like him and want to see him have his dream come true just like every player that works hard to get here but you cant deny being i little worried about him getting injured especially with some of these dudes in the nfl ,atless the qbs are protected more these days ,i would tell him try not to run alot be a pocket passer and if you see ur going to get hit just go down who cares what they say brady and manning did it for years.

[@sebastiandickebohm7619]

Can you do James Morgan ?

[@markdouglas1601]

I'm not sold on QBs coming from teams that are stacked (like early 2000s USC QBs)..tua gets so much help

[@sonofrobert]

Agreed Put him on Oregon and Herbert on Bama and see how tua does and Herbert. Herbert said after his pro day that he never had a good QB coach like he has now! It's really weird how they forget how the good or bad team effects a QB in a big way. Cheers

[@markdouglas1601]

@@sonofrobert right. Tua has 2 first round WRs, first round o lineman and an NFL running back for crying out loud lol. Hes still alright on his own but I dont get the top 5 hype

[@sonofrobert]

@@markdouglas1601 Yes and better protection than he will have in the pros..lol He is glass like Greg Oden

[@BrycenKauai]

@@sonofrobert What are you even talking about? Oregon is a perennial top 10 program and has the same talent gap (if not more) over its divisional rivals when compared to Alabama. You're comment about Herbert not having a good QB coach just takes away from your argument.

[@sonofrobert]

@@BrycenKauai After the Oregon Pro Day, Herbert said that he never had a good QB coach like he has now, his words. Oregon's D saved their ass the last two years. Bad scheme, none of Oregons wrs are high draft picks except for Johnson and he was hurt a good part of the year along with their good te. The recievers couldn't get open many times. Herbert will be unleashed in the pros and not stifled by Mario and the OC. Watch how much better the Ducks offense is with Moorhead. Bama has way more NFL player than Oregon. Not even close.

[@timothyhansen8967]

Future Charger ⚡⚡

[@PetesTake]

This aged so well (Phins up🐬)

[@pazos94]

As a charger fan from Miami this did, so glad to get Herbert over tua

[@benmarino1913]

Is my Uncle Dan's #13 retired in Miami?!?!?. If so which number will Tua rock?????

[@mroverdose14]

Where is part 2?

[@Petestakes]

69 is an animal bro on the last play before your add smashed buddy to Tuas feet

[@BJoshuah]

What do you guys think of his dad making him throw left handed when he was younger even though he is right hand dominate? Good parenting or too much??

[@TheQBSchool]

If that is true, too much.

[@AW-zy1kw]

As a Bama fan I can tell you its nuts and borderline child abuse. I suppose compared to putting out cigarettes on your kid or beating them, turning them into a left handed first round draft pick is not all bad.

[@maxheeke8611]

Where does he get his All-22 film?

[@gandydancer637]

Like he said, look on Patreon.

[@MTB_YOTA]

Why would you panic when the pocket is clean

[@gvaa1]

After the first series I was just watching 69. The dude looks for work

[@TheJpmcgrath47]

JT you’re my hero

[@Petestakes]

Yo 69 is dropping bodies

[@HTx78]

Tua or Haskins.? how real could it be.?

[@TheQBSchool]

You think the Redskins go back to back rd 1s? Rough.

[@samysosab1459]

Bout time 👍

[@tylerclark5086]

2:36 zebra needs to back it up

[@ericsnyder5427]

Btw fellas, #69 is FSU transfer Landon Dickerson. Take a bow!!!

[@hassanashrafha]

Tyler huntley why are u sleeping on him he is Very good and keeps plays alive do nfl draft Analysis episode on him please

[@SpazzMatticusTheGreat]

Today on the QB School, NFL Draft Analysis: Dickerson 69

[@jesusoftheapes]

Simple evaluation . IGNORE THE TV TALKING HEADS AND PFF MORONS ! Tua is the best QB to come out of the NCAA since Dan Marino !

[@LordCumquat]

jesusoftheapes Rubbish

[@jesusoftheapes]

@@LordCumquat believe what you want but you are dead wrong !

[@mattnorris7124]

I have no concerns over his talent, with Tua, it's all about that hip. His ankle injuries don't worry me too much but problems with that hip could crop up within a month of his next MRI, next season or might not show up for a decade and I think that's the problem, it's the uncertainty of not having an idea of when problems are likely to occur.

[@jesusoftheapes]

@@mattnorris7124 no one is ever going to mention Tuas hip ever again after his first season as an NFL starter . Tus will not be the what if of college sports . Tua is to good and the football gods are not that cruel .

[@mattnorris7124]

@@jesusoftheapes Based on the last statement you made I will leave you with this as the entirety of my counter point, Sean Taylor.

[@yeetskeet7234]

69 is crushing it!💯😂😂

[@gabrielebotto3245]

🐬

[@mattturner7531]

2:45, Get Out Tha Club

[@travislockett4036]

The miss on the sluggo , Ruggs was injured earlier in this game and couldn’t run full speed.

[@elcamino6954]

The craziest thing is that tua only uses his left when playing football

[@themuchdingdong]

He's too much of a show off

[@smoothkid765]

Great video! So many different ways of doing this draft analysis series. Pick one format and stick with it!

[@gandydancer637]

If you want the full game, pay up.

[@smoothkid765]

@@gandydancer637 stfu dude. Not everyone has cash to throw out on every youtuber with a patreon. I'm not talking about that, though. I'm talkinga bout how some episodes are 30 minutes and some are 10 minutes. Most of his supporters are like me. They engage with the audience and give likes or whatever, but don't do patreon. If he wants to do content for patreons, that's fine. But doing half content for free and half behind a paywall is stupid af. Dude's voice is monotone as hell, too. I mean it's not even delivered well. So to pay for sub par content when there's others out there doing the same thing, but with better editing and commentary for free, would be foolish. What I am asking doing is giving feedback for the majority of the people here. People like series to be consistent in length and delivery/detail. "Pick one format and stick with it!" has nothing to do with paying for tua all 22. it has more to do with him trying to grab cash bc this series has been the most successful thing on his channel so far. He should have stuck with the long format and if he wants to put his "top players" behind a paywall fine. But this half and half shit is half assed for the free audience and that's WAY MORE than half of his audience. Maybe not half of the revenue he receives for doing this, idk... either way the inconsistency is wack af and I'll go watch something else! Beauty of youtube. there's endless channels covering endless topics. for free.

[@gandydancer637]

@@smoothkid765 Nobody needs to hear your whiney little ass complain about what you're not getting for free. Don't let the door hit you on the butt.

[@smoothkid765]

The channel "moderators" are removing other comments that talk about the ways this channel needs to improve. LOL this channel is a fucking joke. If you're not looking to improve, you'll probably be a backup your whole life.

[@dragonsofeden]

Tua to Belichick!

[@floridagator1765]

Bama had roughly 4 first round wide outs. Tua pretty much was untouched pressure wise but got hurt outside the pocket. He had a first round RIGHT tackle at Bama. He had a first round RB in the backfield. It was a lot of pitch and catch. There was some falloff when he got hurt but the backup didn't do bad.

[@bpraise517]

Everyone misses a throw...JT...

[@TheQBSchool]

...

[@Que684]

@@TheQBSchool ... Meaning? He's right you're not going to make every throw, especially the ones that you think should've been caught.

[@filisi26]

U the bengals who you picking? That’s the real question

[@MrScootmcg]

Found myself watching Landon Dickerson more than Tua.

[@morrowthewizard3945]

Burrow has studs, so does Lawrence so if it’s difficult to evaluate Tua then let’s line every other top draft prospect the same.

[@theFPbros123]

Morrow The Wizard true. But look at burrow last season, not as much talent receiving, no Joe Brady, he might not be as good without all that help. Just something to think about

[@morrowthewizard3945]

Baker oh I agree but this is true with most QBs I look for guys that even with talent elevate that talent. Tua and Burrow (maybe) did. With Hurts throwing to mostly same talent we didn’t see that kind of explosion. Whether that was Coach Saban changing philosophy or Tua being a league of his own as a passer is to be determined. Lawrence had complete studs that catch anything he throws and he’s developing really bad habits because of it. I hope they work on his mechanics and basics more this year as he grows. Burrow that is my only pause is he couldn’t beat out top talent elsewhere and didn’t look like a world beater first time. I think part of that was more system they ran his first year. So it’ll be interesting. If Tua wasn’t injured this year he’d be my top lock. But Burrow showed a lot of great potential, decision making and growth this year. Tua did the same.

[@Fearlessleadr7]

Baker Swap Trevor Lawrence with Burrow ... Clemson would go undefeated and LSU would drop two games. LSU had the same WRs as they did in 2018. The difference is that in 2018 LSU ran a offense that featured RBs while they had no stud RBs. It was like UGA this season. The best thing about Joe Burrow was his preparation and ability to be locked in on every play. That kind of consistent execution is not easy to achieve. Tua was operating in that same air as well. I think T.Law has all the tools... he just needs to put it all together and KEEP IT TOGETHER ALL GAME.

[@Fearlessleadr7]

Baker check out this stat... twitter.com/movethesticks/status/1237150814126260224?s=21

[@Fearlessleadr7]

Morrow The Wizard honestly I’m not sure how I’m going to feel going back to watching normal human LSU football next season... After watching Joe Burrow complete 3 passes for every one pass he thew incomplete, my perception of good QB play is probably spoiled. The guy was roughly 27-35 comp% every game and played all but one of the top defenses. It was unreal. No huddle, tempo, 4 or 5 guys in every route, forcing the defense to show if they were in man or zone by motioning definitely helped him do it... but he did throw all 527 of those passes. Unbelievable.

[@mdc21787]

I'm more impressed with the guard lol

[@mattnorris7124]

Dude looks like he wants to start working at IHOP 😂😂

[@kingrex1931]

1:01 On play one, Tua misses a wide open tailback (Nejee Harris) going down the sideline, that should have been a touchdown. Davonta Smith was also wide open underneath. The 10 yard pass he does throw to is a little behind the WR (Ruggs). It should have been in front of the WR to allow yards after the catch. Tua was also slightly late on the pass. There was also no pressure, how did he have any "pocket presence" on this play, and why would he "panic", he had three wide open receivers. Anyone can drop strait back and throw a 10 yard pass to an open WR over the middle. That's about as easy as it gets. 3:00 The second play, while completed for a lot of yards was underthrown. If he hits the receiver, Smith, in stride, it's a touchdown, and it should have been a touchdown. Perfect protection and a great play design. 4:40 Tua does allude pressure here, but he hits a wide open receiver (Jeudy). There's no one within 10 yards of Jeudy when he throws the ball. The pass is also late here. 6:18 Should have been an easy touchdown. No excuses here. Great protection, great play call & great route running. 7:34 Tua hits this play, but it's wide open with no pressure. Easy throw.

[@Sirfredrickvlogs]

Gosh. Look at how frozen his grown shoulder is. And he almost always throws off of his front foot, up and over almost like a loving motion. He also kicks out his back leg every single time just reducing the momentum into the ball. I just cant stand behind his mechanics. When he does get a proper base under him to throw downfield I feel like he spreads his legs apart to much. He isnt as polished as people want him to be

[@Sirfredrickvlogs]

Also if that second throw is actually accurate it's a touchdown.

[@phillipschumann7521]

Tua isn't even close to being on Stafford's level. Stafford makes the same throws with tighter coverage. It's easy to look good when every play you get at least 1 guy getting 3-4 yards open. From a lions fan, It just doesn't make sense to ever want this guy over Matthew Stafford.

[@TheQBSchool]

lol

[@phillipschumann7521]

The QB School haha do a video of 2019 Matthew Stafford and tell me how I’m wrong.

[@AW-zy1kw]

@@phillipschumann7521 Tua is 100 times better than Stafford was in college. In all honesty I will admit that I have not watched him much in the NFL but IMO he was always lacking the leadership qualities as much as anything. Again. I haven't watched him in the NFL so maybe he's developed in this area. Still don't you think its a bit crazy to compare a veteran NFL QB who was a top pick to a college junior?

[@connorhfishing213]

I’m a fins guy I’m not a big fan of him really because of his health. Personally I wouldn’t draft a guy at 5th overall who’s injured as often as Cam Newton

[@charliemurphy8416]

Connor H if I told you Deshaun Watson would tear his ACL once in college and once during his NFL career, would you still take him knowing how good he is? I sure as hell would. I’d take Tua all day. He’s too good. He manipulates the secondary so much and he’s hard for defenses to prepare for.

[@mroverdose14]

Ok, I'm officially bias. I find myself looking for an excuse to explain his misses. Feels short but, love the content.

[@khalilchapman9458]

Odarris Dhaiti you’re justified in your feeling. there was an excuse, Henry Ruggs got hurt in this game but came back. Tua anticipated that he’d be running at his usual speed and that’s what caused the miss on the sluggo.

[@mroverdose14]

@@khalilchapman9458 After watching more film, I firmly believe Tua has so much more up side left. The fact that he had talent around him is kinda over blown. Yeah his oline was awesome but his timing, proceeding speed, and accuracy or short to medium routes is superb.

[@khalilchapman9458]

Odarris Dhaiti oh you don’t have to tell me lol. I went to bama and I thought he was special when he was only playing in 4th quarter blowouts. His anticipation and ball placement are so good that he makes it seem natural. He has instincts that can’t be taught. I just pray he stays healthy and has a long career

[@sweetreamer5101]

Tua's overrated. Carried by the line. He's decent tho, for a QB still worth a pick he may develop. May.

[@johndoe457]

Natasi Enasnie, u sound dumb troll 🤣

[@sweetreamer5101]

@@johndoe457 Having an opinion is trolling now? Fuck off loser.

[@AW-zy1kw]

@@sweetreamer5101 No I don't think you are trolling, just a dumbass but its a free country and you have that right.

[@sweetreamer5101]

@@AW-zy1kw lol dunno why losers get so mad when you say their favorite overrated athlete is overrated. You guys are seriously pathetic.

[@AW-zy1kw]

@@sweetreamer5101 I don't get mad. More like astonished at how stupid people can be. When you say something idiotic like "Carried by his line". You should expect to be called out for it.

[@rodrellgreen167]

69!

[@angel_caro_]

#69 tho

[@TheQBSchool]

Too easy.

[@ThatFalloutGod]

I mean, if the "lowlights" of Tua amount to him not waiting for a possible opening on a wheel route from his runningback and taking a ten yard completion and a receiver losing the ball in the sun after just getting injured, then I think it's fair to say that Tua's the best quarterback in the Draft and it's not even remotely close.

[@campbellsportsinc]

Dallas Cowboys fans need a fresh breakdown on Dak Prescott CAN WE WIN WITHOUT HIM OR IS HE MUST COMING OFF A 8-8 SEASON AND MISSED THE PLAYOFFS

[@oldmcdonald7553]

Michael Campbell looks like you’re gonna have to win with him making 35 million a year

[@campbellsportsinc]

@@oldmcdonald7553 Not true it's more of the beginning of the end this is the only time in Dallas Cowboys history that the tag was used on a quarterback

[@lowernineforlife]

Will not be playing vs Ole Miss in the Nfl. Js

[@bengarvin1859]

True but the film is still valid. We can see his laser accuracy and half decent footwork

[@lowernineforlife]

@@bengarvin1859 Well but on the Clemson film and tell me what you see besides the loss

[@AW-zy1kw]

@@lowernineforlife I see a guy throw for over 300 yards as a true sophmore. He made a few mistakes but who doesn't? BTW Ole Miss is better then most of the PAC 12 and Big 12 and B1G every year. This also was far from his best game.

[@chefaahz]

The guy had 2 ankle injuries and the hip was bad. Why would anyone take this guy seriously? He's the todd gurley of quarterbacks if anything, and wait til NFL players start putting him on the ground and tripping him up while he's trying to do the muhammad ali shuffle back there

[@AW-zy1kw]

Show me any skill guy that has never sprained an ankle. Common as hell. The surgeries were to speed up healing and frankly he is very unlikely to suffer those injuries again due to the tight rope surgery. The hip was bad and freakish. Very unlikely to ever be repeated. Tua's only real weakness is part of his strength. He does not know when to give up on a play. He will need to learn when to get rid of the ball in the NFL.

[@trythinking6676]

Wasn’t Tua the qb when DK Metcalf was there?

[@therealb7014]

Jon Murray Dk went to ole miss

[@LordCumquat]

Your analysis is woeful...firstly Tua has minutes to throw...he isn’t getting that in the NFL...show me how he operates with under 2 seconds to throw with pass rush on him...Tua has poor evasion under pressure...every single throw you show he has an eternity to throw...he also has elite receivers..he throws to 50/50 s and his receivers do the rest....this guy won’t make it...show me Tua on a bad team making great plays ...nope ?....right !!!

[@TheQBSchool]

Not right. Opposite of right. Thanks for watching. Share your analysis and I’ll watch it...

[@dougmaclennan8654]

Never heard of Old Miss. I’ve heard of Ole Miss.