The man behind your favorite QB? A career backup who never threw an NFL TD | E:60

[@glenharrison2117]

It don't matter if you threw a TD or not, you got a chance to play in the NFL, that is at least one thing to be proud of, and it seems like you are really good at what you do

[@jazzcabbage1776]

I feel you. Being a pro is being a pro nonetheless.

[@FecalMatador]

Jazz Cabbage17 in the top .1 percent of football talent

[@randomclips8575]

Al Phuckya its not talent

[@FecalMatador]

Brian G k

[@BrianGlaze]

RICKY you don’t stay on the roster by being “trash”

[@andrewwilken9725]

He spent several years as a back up quarterback in the nfl. Translation: he was still one of the best quarterbacks in the world during his time.

[@dinoradja2980]

True. A third string QB is top 100 In the world

[@thelastmanonearth2631]

It amazes me how quickly people forget this.

[@Jake0666]

Andrew Wilken ya exactly. People forget that.

[@whitetrash1360]

Big facts

[@thetruthandnothingbutthetr6484]

8 years of basically nothing making NFL money ....he’s the winner

[@teamgitusome]

Euclid’s Chemical Equation exactly and got to be right there

[@MrCarter4121]

Basically nothing? You obviously don't realize the work it takes to be in the league for 8 years. Lots of blood sweat and tears on a daily basis. He probably worked harder that the starter. Just didn't have the natural talent.

[@thetwoboyz4542]

Jeff Steen he’s also the quarterback tho bruh. There is no contact. He works hard and lifts weighs but his body is fine

[@guccimalcs]

Jeff Steen you do realize he was paid millions to sit on the sideline, right. That’s the definition of “basically nothing”. Stop being so over dramatic. “Blood sweat and tears. Bruh he was a backup on sub-par teams.

[@akhil9726]

@@guccimalcs but doesn't he have to train tho?

[@WattsRaider]

It's easier to teach the game sometimes than it is to play it.

[@WattsRaider]

@Bennybass u also know that many players have not made good head coaches either.

[@caseymauch4613]

Definitely a lot easier... to write comments than work 8 years in the nfl - 5 in college, plus he’s getting positive feedback from his guys & we all have a gift. Yours maybe to type, his maybe to coach. God bless all

[@nmc400]

its easier to tell people to do their jobs then to do it yourself. Also probably because this guy is probably not good with pressure and coaching relieves it.

[@duydo6924]

You can also say the opposite. Sometimes it's easier to play than coach.

[@kadegainey5123]

It’s not easier or harder. It’s a completely separate skill

[@GundamGokuTV]

Being a good coach has nothing to do with your own personal ability. In fact most great coaches weren't necessarily great players. They just know the game.

[@rpool5874]

GundamGoku example: Steve Spurrier , Great college qb, not so much pro.

[@23kyd49]

Bill

[@patrickgipson285]

Always picked this dude up in FA on Madden. He still never played but it was nice to have em

[@mirez210]

Super cool guy, partied with him when he was playing at UTEP

[@tailgate.fandom9259]

Go miners!!!

[@tomgillotti]

Those who can, do. Those who can't, teach. Really appreciate what he does and how he's taken an opportunity and maximized his potential. Go Bills!

[@jeremiahtalkssports1832]

Nice story. The average player will never make it as far as he made it, so im glad for him. It's also cool that he uses his knowledge to help others. I noticed Joe Burrow had on the Kobe Mamba academy shirt. Nice

[@maddis669]

He trained nearly every young promising QB thats amazing

[@Espo2250]

WOW! he looks like carson's twin......striking resemblance

[@nikninja2233]

I literally thought it was him, I was like this mans been throwing touchdowns wym

[@Studentofthegame3]

Well they came from the same parents

[@Espo2250]

@@Studentofthegame3 obviously but rarely do you see brothers look like identical twins

[@fromthehaven94]

Does the word resemblance mean anything?

[@K1forMVP]

I get them mixed up a lot when I see articles in the media. I was a big fan of his brothers, Carson was a baller for a long time.

[@yingghit97]

He's youtube channel is amazing and hes basically an exact twin of Carson

[@alexandermatthews145]

Man don't they absolutely look the same for not being twins it's kinda weird Lol

[@maximusdecimusmeridious3784]

Each of us has a purpose and this dude found his. Leads to a more sustainable life style. Keep it up man

[@Belmakor178]

As a Buffalo Bills fan, thank you for helping Josh, his mid accuracy got so much better.

[@BrianGlaze]

Man I love to see players undergo technical refinement. It’s one of my favorite aspects of the game. Hearing people talk it through just adds depth to the game that simply watching it for entertainment can’t do.

[@austinoldfield5246]

Dude played college with my childhood best friends older brothers at utep. I always herd how good of a mind for football he had

[@bbryant9455]

Doug pederson was favres backup. Having a good coaching career. Frank Reich is another backup who's having success.

[@franklinbrandon5283]

What about Jason Garrett lol

[@davidvillarrealjr6347]

Brandon Franklin You beat me to it😂

[@AlejandroSanchez-pl6jw]

Brandon Bryant well Favre real back up coach was Ty Detmer

[@blah350]

@@franklinbrandon5283 😂😂 Some guys are just not good at the overall thing, a great OC or DC might not necessarily be a fantastic HC though there are some exceptions though

[@Keepit100Dre]

Lmfaooooo I always thought “why are they saying Carson Palmer never threw a pass?”

[@basman9560]

Everybody is good in something once you find out in life most of the times we will never find out

[@fabiofoxmusic3971]

A lot of these backups end up becoming really good trainers/coaches. Weirdest thing ever.

[@mylesbankhead1384]

Fabio Fox Music because they have the knowledge but they’re missing the elite talent..

[@dave1927p]

​@@mylesbankhead1384 They had the work ethic and great attitude where coaches want them on the team as backup....and that drive pushes them to soak up the knowledge along with the love of the game. It's amazing how far people can go with work ethic combined with being a team player and a willingness to learn. These guys are not ego driven.

[@ryanma5452]

I feel like part of the reason is really good quarterbacks will never be trainers or coaches because they'll feel it's below their status, or they'll have more lucrative brands or routes to go after retirement (like Romo going into TV). For backup QBs, they have the processing and the understanding of a quarterback but they also get years of watching these amazing QBs play and prepare, and that makes them the ideal candidates for coaching or training

[@jazzcabbage1776]

@@dave1927p you're 100% correct. The Michael Jordans, the Kobes, and Tim bradys of the world work hard yea, but not like those without the elite talent have to. When you don't have that kind of talent, you have to work extremely hard and in doing that, you get to understand how people work. You get a skill that's beyond the sport and makes you better as a person in general. That's why Kobe , Jordan, and Tom bradys of the world don't make good coaches cuz they didn't have to go through a process of being brought up and then back down repeatedly.

[@IAmEliBom]

Backup QBs in the NFL do a lot of the crazy in depth film studies and analytics for the starting QBs, they also go hand in hand with the coaches during games in deciphering defenses. It’s essentially training them to be coaches

[@kyleesler8223]

How much would it cost me for you to work with Mitch Trubisky? I'm sure I could get a go fund me going...

[@desroywhite]

😂😂😂

[@austinmartinez2312]

He declined the offer already

[@jonathanschaper1650]

Jordan is also an awesome person. I had the pleasure of hosting him at his official visit (UTEP). He signed and immediately became one of my best friends.

[@TropicalVibesOnly]

Blessing for Y’all May God bless Y’all May God shine his mercies on Y’all Stay healthy and alive😇🙏

[@raywasiela2513]

Benson Lauren Facilitator amen bro God bless you too.

[@bubbajack9738]

You too, bro!

[@alihamed3731]

Amen

[@TropicalVibesOnly]

Butch Jones thanks bro

[@TropicalVibesOnly]

Greenzzz Thanks my bro

[@nicolaswitkowski2335]

Love running routes for JP, Really amazing guy

[@InvestBetter.]

The man behind your favorite QB lives on Jabroni Drive and sleeps in The Smackdown Hotel

[@dennisheyes4561]

@Being Honest Best I can tell it was an attempt at a late 90's/early 2000's wrestling reference.

[@Wb7thstisaboss]

Dennis Heyes what?

[@mjmj6568]

Lmao...funny how people really dont get it. Effn children.

[@antoniotinoco7328]

WHAT?!

[@brycesolomon9933]

You people missing the point of the “what” is making this even better.

[@joebard88]

Future NFL coach no question

[@paydirtmine]

@Jordan Palmer, we need you back at UTEP! Your training will raise the bar and vastly improve the team. Make it happen! 915 Proud!

[@AbasiAbasi16]

bro I was looking at the thumbnail wondering when was Carson a career back up????? turns out it was his brother they look just alike lol

[@jjreds1520]

Jabari Williams Dawg this the EXACT reason I started this video lmfao

[@zrod1012]

Jordan Palmer is the professor

[@Dubz759]

This guy is a career maker, gotta respect it

[@johntran2252]

He’s making good money and does what he loves. Hats off.

[@Mafia-Zilla99]

I really like him a lot all. Especially he trains a lot of good young QB’s One day he’s gonna be a great OC to HC.

[@snappygrandpappy]

Really cool, he has the mind of a great coach. He's willing to put his own needs and wants aside for the greater good and that makes players better

[@fortressone6732]

Mitch tribisky make a call 🤔

[@kylef2937]

The Bears are a living joke, and your qb can't be fixed.

[@gregbaxter6162]

Your QB was an okay QB in a bad conference in college. Get rid of him

[@justin6139]

Gotta be happy for the guy

[@jew-tangclan8855]

Knew from the title alone this was gonna be about Jordan Palmer. The guru.

[@matthewgayles3973]

I'd still take him over Nathan Peterman

[@tempestvideos4883]

I would never take him over the goat peterman

[@madas1435]

@@tempestvideos4883 5 ints 1 game💪💪💪💪💪

[@tempestvideos4883]

freddy ortiz yesirrrrr 💪

[@johnmaddenforsmash8993]

Matthew Gayles but, he the goat tho 😳 5ints 1 game

[@christiandell4712]

I used homie in madden rebuilds back in the day. Dude was solid

[@everang7987]

He was fun to watch when he played for UTEP.

[@ccho907]

Name a great coach that was a great player. I'll wait. List is short. This guy needa give himself more credit.

[@slightlysnaked3725]

C. Cho Mike Ditka

[@weesebowski8651]

Eddie George!

[@jivederpy2304]

One day I hope he comes back to UTEP to coach.

[@djjohnson9389]

on the sidelines not taking any punishment watching the very best and gaining all that knowledge from coaches while making NFL money. This dude is the real winner. I'm not surprised he's become a successful trainer.

[@justanbaker8937]

Those who can't coach. Nice way to leverage your talent sir. Well done

[@bbbt8090]

I would rather be this guy than Carson. Makes a good living and has connections in the long run with these stars

[@jv_gaming6468]

Dang Bortles was just so good man I miss him

[@Benger2185]

Jordan Palmer 🔥

[@justyndelbridge7467]

My god, he looks SO much like his brother.

[@dawsonindustries]

Some are born to learn and play Some are born to teach and play.. or just teach

[@Bnate8]

Dana point baby!

[@aarushmasipeddi4452]

Atleast he found a purpose in life that he likes to do. If you can find something you like to do go do it, nobody can stop you!

[@blackispower9803]

It must be awesome to be a backup Never get in a game / no stress Still gets paid comfortably Best life ever

[@Dollar-zb2ik]

EDP445 Bigfatasscheeks no stress? Still hundreds of dudes coming for your spot. Gameday NFL is still best of the BEST

[@PrinceJonSnow]

The field that Patrick Mahomes and Deshaun Watson are training on during those short clips of them is my high school's field. It's also the field of the high school that Jordan's brother Carson Palmer went to. Klay Thompson also went there.

[@garonvega9625]

i was there at JSERRA HS when he was with Bortles! UTEP MINER!

[@itzanopinion]

He's no different than a really good golf instructor such as Hank Haney or Butch Harmon...He understands the mechanical aspects of the throwing motion of a QB and knows how to relate what's not working or can be improved, back to the player so they can work on their muscle memory.

[@rossedwardmiller]

This guy could probably be a quarterbacks coach in the NFL right now with his resume and connections. I bet he’s making more right now, and he gets to be his own boss.

[@dilantl7603]

Blake bortles is a great example of when you don’t pay attention in class but then you get called on to come up to the front😂

[@rogeliocorrales6372]

This is awesome, JP the man for this

[@lpmoualm]

Hard work and talent

[@SNA2PHL]

Slow news day , gotta reach down deep

[@catch40507]

It's no surprise if you think about it. Backups are on the sidelines all the time and can observe and dissect everything that is happening.

[@AdvaithKumar]

He need to train Mitch Trubisky

[@bayarea7086]

Mitch is boof lol

[@Gazziza29]

Great success story and very inspirational. He looks happy and seems like he found his calling in life. Being NFL quarterback may not have panned out like he dreamed but he found his second career later on in his life. Just goes to show you that you never know what life has in store for you and the next step might be your success story.

[@bayerwhite8611]

5:19 nice catch buddy

[@evanpero]

He learned from the 🐐 Chad Henne

[@HaidaWay]

He was out here teaching his bro how to get gud

[@mattramirez3039]

I didn't know Jason Sudeikis played in the nfl.

[@johnwayneerb]

Pretty cool he found his calling

[@yystyyst1567]

Favorite Miner QB

[@tylerl4320]

I would definitely have this guy as a QB coach candidate

[@fromthehaven94]

The best thing to happen to the Bengals was when his brother got traded. Months after his "retirement", when he was under contract.

[@MC-bd5ub]

Carson took care of his brother big time, probably would have never made a 53 man roster in the nfl without him.

[@JD-xz1mx]

The title sounds somehow surprised that understanding a topic and teaching a topic are not the same thing has having the physical ability to perform it at a world class level. Minds and bodies not the same thing, more at 11.

[@joshjacobson9846]

As a Jags fan, I feel like I was duped by this video’s title

[@nate5353]

I feel like a huge college program is going to pick him up as a QB coach.

[@dcbfan1231]

Probably the best quarterback in UTEP history. I was at UTEP when he was playing quarterback in the 05 and 06 seasons. Truly memorable years leading the Miners in those seasons.

[@kingneptune4200]

This guy is the next QB whisper.

[@yingghit97]

He is really a splitting image of his brother, almost like Identical Twins

[@johnwayne7383]

Even Jordan couldn't help Bortles..

[@theairforce1877]

Good for him! Whoever thought though that you have guys out there that can teach a game better than they can play it. It goes against every other societal norm that exist! Name one other that fits this category where you don’t have to be successful at your craft to teach it, I couldn’t find any that someone would trust you versus a successful person in their craft!

[@cameronsmith1229]

The NFL is in a weird place where it has a surplus of capable QBs, and this man is a big part of that.

[@jacobswartz1061]

He looks like the cooler version of his brother

[@godwinadepetun8781]

Some are born to play the game, some are born to coach the game, some are born to teach, he was born to teach the game...

[@cityhawk]

Him and Darnold have improved, but not enough yet to believe that they can make the Bills and Jets contenders. Allen’s accuracy is still not there, and Darnold’s interceptions is still a cause for concern. Year three for them will give me a better idea on how to grade them. I wasn’t that sold on them when they were drafted, but at least they are making more progress than Rosen, who wasn’t drafted that far off from them.

[@big0514]

They are still below 25 i believe give em time to grow

[@youngmanearlyify]

What I noticed a lot of your quarterback Guru didn't have a successful career at quarterback

[@crisclay2678]

Bobby Head umm that’s debatable .. first off they made it to the nfl .. played a number of seasons ... impresses someone enough to be a coach .... man that’s way better than not ever making it in college ..

[@gbhnjmkiol]

Sam darnold is solid, Josh Allen's good, Watson's a beast, mahomes is amazing shall I go on

[@fnz2654]

Bobby Head ummmmm, were u in the nfl or them?

[@crisclay2678]

Fxnz Outhere he wasn’t , doesn’t have the discipline or work ethic to get that far ... yeah sure he wasn’t a superstar..but he definitely was not trash to make it that far ,

[@markdouglas1601]

That's because the ones that are good are busy being good. Almost any NFL QB can probably be a guru, it's the backups that have the time/end up out of the league and are able to be these coaches and whatnot. Starters stay in the league/end up retiring from football or go on tv

[@pjmj6777]

This is Awesome

[@jas9239]

Sam darnold has been with him for 8 years? He’s 22 so since he was 14? What

[@vicamee]

yea since he was a high school qb

[@justinjones2103]

So glad at least one Palmer has personality lol

[@RobertPaceII]

The most notoriety Jordan had a player was during his last year of college ball at UTEP. Jordan was apart of the 2007 NFL draft but he went late 6th round. Jordan was literally a poor man's version of his big brother. Which is no shade at all. I mean his brother Carson was a Heisman winner and went 1st overall in 2003. A poor man's version of Carson got him an 7 year career as a journeyman backup which isn't bad. Many people was unaware of Jordan unless you were a football die-hard like I was at the time. He lasted a good while in the league but obviously his legacy will be as a QB whisperer.

[@Macabre124]

You're very right. Most don't even know who he is unless youre involved in the football organizations (player, personnel etc) or a die hard fan. Kind of sad because yes, he is known as one the greatest "QB whisperer"

[@IcyDuke41]

RESPECT 💯💯💯💯🏈

[@mylittlepitbull3143]

"to achieve immortality, impart your wisdom" Dali Lama

[@tajpanganiban_dj]

Those who can’t do, teach

[@SynysterGoose]

Some people have all the knowledge in the world, but can't do it themselves, but they can teach others.

[@vnjfilms3185]

Jordan Palmer will be an nfl coach one day mark my words ‼️

[@dwaynesmith746]

He will be a QB coach very soon!!

[@game_theory2547]

Awesome story

[@ULTRANERD237]

Used to use him in madden franchise mode to make it a challenge 😂

[@WattsRaider]

The real QB guru

[@SG-jm7np]

That’s a pretty good portfolio of QBs

[@Cartiluvsyoutube]

Bright dude.

[@brandontressler8692]

Let’s be real here to if your a back up QB in the NFL you are still living a pretty decent life I mean you still get experiences fans would love to be in. And you are still making some good coin.

[@chrislecce3993]

life comes at you fast. Bortles with the hair of a greek god in 2014 to being bald now