What Happened to Joe Burrow in 2018?

[@TJackson736]

Such an improvement in 2019. You love to see guys improve themselves.

[@peterm1377]

Great video as usual. I was thinking that with the increasing possibility that Jarrett Stidham is the QB for the Patriots this year, it’d be really cool if you could go back to last year’s preseason tape and give fans a better idea of what he brings to the table. I know you already went through film from the Panthers preseason game, but it’d be nice to review another game (maybe the Lions game) with him being the starter in mind. Some analysts and scouts are saying he could’ve been a top four QB in this year’s class so it’d be awesome to see what you think

[@TheQBSchool]

I thought I did one on Stidham? Also, all-22 is not available from the preseason, if I remember correctly.

[@peterm1377]

The QB School Yeah you had, I was just hoping you could do another, similar to how you had multiple parts for most of the draft prospects this year. But yeah you’re right about the lack of all-22

[@TheQBSchool]

im sure more will be coming soon

[@peterm1377]

The QB School Love it man thanks!

[@YDCFF_]

Unless they sign another vet, It looks like Hoyer will be the starter.

[@andrewhiedelburg4576]

This quarterback put in a ton of work above the shoulders between 18-19!!!

[@Last2Lose]

I appreciate this...great break down it def makes me look at burrow as more human then a demigod and helps me see how dedicated burrow was to his own growth and make me ok if he has small failures when he takes the field for #whodey

[@ivansalazar5448]

In 2018 the entire LSU team was scared to death about playing the TIDE! We had an inferiority complex!

[@benjaminsandri3374]

What an awesome idea for a film session. Thanks for going against the grain Doc.

[@TheQBSchool]

it was a suggestion from the QBS Patreon community

[@chargertkc]

Well.. We got Herbs. Question; when I watched some of his 2018 film the offense looked like he was allowed to use his arm? Have you seen any differences between 18-19? I feel as tho his 2018 film shows his abilties more then the 2019 film. Maybe a video comparison in scheme?? Love the content JT!

[@gipsydangerous3639]

Its so hard to evaluate a QB because we dont know what their being taught by coaches or to differentiate between the QB being good or the team around him being good and I feel some QBs are elevated because the overall team is good

[@hunts7626]

You can’t teach instincts. Joe has it, Herbert doesn’t

[@gipsydangerous3639]

I would have loved to see Herbert in a LSU (Joe Brady) or Alabama offense instead of whatever youll call Oregons offense

[@ThatFalloutGod]

Herbert still wouldn't have made any improvement at Alabama, their offensive-coordinators have been awful since Lane Kiffin left. Just the shear level of talent of the players on the field (outside of the offensive-line as a whole, because it's been average at best since after 2012) backpacked the mongoloids they've had to deal with over the years.

[@waylenwaddlefinsup9876]

@@ThatFalloutGod Exactly

[@maxheeke8611]

Interesting Video! although he wasn't the same LSU still ended up 10-3 ranked NO.6 in the country. Would love to see you break down Slovis and the USC offense they run a great passing attack? Great to see how they will make strides in 2020 under Graham Harrell

[@MsTurn21]

I don't know whether it matters or not, but an article from SI said that he played with a newly dislocated shoulder that happened during practice a few days before the game. It wasn't widely known, even his parents didn't initially know.

[@Fearlessleadr7]

MsTurn21 True Story...

[@ivespoken8902]

@@Fearlessleadr7 very true story lol don't be like sheep...

[@gggkefs4000]

Haha

[@jonboy87]

I call bs on that story

[@MsTurn21]

@@jonboy87 suit yourself

[@nicolasberthon8577]

Thx for the video. It's nice and very interesting to see the growth from one year to another. It sure looks like he stidied and better understood what was going on.

[@ivespoken8902]

can i be an azzhole and point out that it is "studied" :)

[@Fearlessleadr7]

Thanks for making this video. A couple big differences in the 2018 and 2019 film: - 7 man protections in 2018 caused more problems and created less answers to those problems. I think if you use 7 man protections often your team better have a DOMINANT WR running routes like an Andre Johnson, Julio Jones, Calvin Johnson type of guy that can frequently beat double coverage. - lots of defenders around the the WR targets. Not as much one on one coverage becz there was often only 3 or 4 guys in the route and 5 or 6 in coverage. Math advantage: Defense Think probability: -how often does a WR beat double coverage or coverage with safety help? -how often does a WR beat single coverage? 7 man protections create double coverage.

[@TheQBSchool]

Thanks for watching.

[@SparksofHell]

Burrow definitely made a lot of improvements and the changes to the O helped a lot as well. I think the receiver improvements were as big as anything though. There were so many dropped passes in 2018.

[@B___848]

🧢🔁 🧔🏽 👐🏽🎙

[@TheQBSchool]

🆘🔜💇‍♂️

[@jameshuffstickler110]

Wtf

[@kirbyblanchard7441]

Scheme and Wr in 2018 were not good. Burrow didnt get there until fall camp and was 3rd in getting reps behind McMillan and Brennan. Burrow didn't get all the 1st team reps until week 1. Once he had an offseason and those wr had a year under their belt to learn the system you saw how he was a much better qb than everyone else. On that first play it was a bad scheme but he just threw it late and Jefferson probably flattens that route. And This year Jefferson would of had that as soon as he turned his head.

[@HomemadeSubmarine]

The guy at 3:04 was Justin Jefferson and I doubt anyone would consider him bad. I don’t think you can pin it on wide receiver play for the majority of his shortcomings in 2018. Scheme and reps, I agree, were a factor and I would say that’s where the majority of his issues arose. I would agree with saying he was much better than anyone else if it weren’t for Tua being in that same tier. Regardless, one of the largest turn arounds for a single player in college football history.

[@adgee5401]

Kirby Blanchard All of that sounds good until you realize he was also beaten out by Dwayne Haskins and forced transfer.

[@lazerdicks]

@@HomemadeSubmarine Justin Jefferson struggle to get open and dropped a lot of balls in 2018. We also had a massive improvement in 2019.

[@lazerdicks]

@@adgee5401 Was he beaten out or were the coaches just wrong? Many in the building thought Burrow was better but some coaches fell in love with Haskins' arm strength. Humans are unreliable judges, we all have our biases. A coach that loves a big arm may not start a guy like a young Brees or Tom Brady, if they also have a young Winston or Stafford. Texas Tech didn't fully believe in Baker Mayfield and we all know how well he did with a coaching staff that believed in him. Even the Bears coaching staff analyzed Mitch Trubisky and Desean Watson and decided Mitch was the better player. We all know how foolish that is. Point is, even coaches aren't perfect evaluators of talent. Could of simply been Burrow was the better QB beat Haskins, and the coaching staff got it wrong.

[@adgee5401]

Dr_Rhinoceros I can dress anything up. I can always find things to fit my point of view. I choose to deal in facts without caveats. He was beaten out in one place and had a bad first year in the second place. Joe Burrow went number based on 1 season. That should be cause for pause.

[@ohiostin]

People gave joe brady all the credit, but LSU is running some 2019 stuff in 2018. You can see it in the first few plays here. I must have had that epiphany in spring 2018, but didn't really perfect it until 2019. Every year I get better & surprise myself by putting how much I thought I knew about football the prior year to shame. I watched this tape 100 times in the off-season. Every thing we did was to beat Alabama in 2019. "Watch out, Joe Burrow," was in my head all year.

[@OttawaRocks]

Great content. Subscribing now.

[@ivansalazar5448]

Dropped balls which were right on the mark prevented Burrow from doing much better in 2018. LSU's crew of wide receivers were told very clearly they needed to get a whole lot better by coach O! Extra work and drills on weekends did pay off in a big way!

[@creutzml]

#1 improvement from 18 to 19? Confidence. Believing in yourself. Of course, educating yourself helps as well. But in 2019, he trusted himself and his team more, and that made all the difference in the world.

[@andrewbowen2837]

Granted, the Alabama defense in that 2018 game was much better up front than 2019, so he had pressure to work with, but he still had good accuracy

[@jakehenry501]

iuf you notice on that duo glance RPO the footwork changed in 2019 for him to ride it much longer. This is almost like a token fake and last year he was doing all ride and decide on the RPO game

[@swillyswill]

Questions for you when will you start the breakdowns of the 2021 draft class...I think it would be really cool ( additional content for you 😉) to start the process with that class and there 2020 tape and before the season start have a pre season Big board and then go back to regularly scheduled program after.... Like my post of you agree

[@TheQBSchool]

like

[@swillyswill]

@@TheQBSchool thanks im glad you agree... Im a newer sub so hopefully this inst something you've already been doing and I just dont know about it...As a bear fan who's starting his own bears podcast I know QB has to be in our draft decision for the upcoming season and I need a expert opinion to help me sound like I know what im talking about 😂😂😂😂😂

[@TheQBSchool]

i got ya

[@e.h.4301]

And the only reason there is so much on him is because Tua got hurt. Didn't Haskins win the job over Burrow at Ohio and we know how good Haskins is doing in the NFL.

[@dondadadfs8518]

He’s been a winner everywhere he’s played. He’s a smart player with above average tools. Haskins has better tools, but isn’t on Joe’s level as a player. It takes a whole package to win in the league. Joe was the closest to that total package in this years draft.

[@gggkefs4000]

@@dondadadfs8518 winner haha please.2018 what did he win nothing and got beat out by haskins.stfu

[@creutzml]

@@gggkefs4000 he won the Fiesta bowl, went 10-3 in a brand new system, and the team finished #6 in AP poll... are you blind, or just stupid?

[@dannyyork3742]

You said sometimes they got u on that rpo where joe takes the sack about ala. 45 maybe 50 yd line. He chooses to pass don't hit the pass and takes a sack. Look at the hole rb goes through. He goes threw to block get pass hole and theres nobody to block. If joe handed ball off could been a big gain.

[@youso91]

I think Burrow 2018 was mostly the fact that everything was new he haven't played, been in Ohio State system so transferring to LSU, new system, teammates and actually playing played into that and then 2019 he was well prepared and seasoned.

[@ivespoken8902]

lol would you say tua sucks? or is he overrated? coz i have a feeling this joe guy might :) but i hope he will succeed in the nfl career..

[@k.bowers8372]

Nothing, it was his first season in LSU and his first season starting on top of that the player's were not all there in place yet either. But having said that unlike the media and everyone else out there who just copy whatever the other person said they have been completely wrong about Burrow only having the one good season.....Well again it was his first season in LSU and starting and he still threw for 16 TDS and only 6 interceptions and led LSU to the fiesta bowl! And not only led LSU to the fiesta bowl in his first season starting and won the game against a tough sec opponent who I can't think of off hand....so that was a damn good season then he showed growth in his second season unbelievable growth and had a great season. The guy is a winner, he is very smart, he is full of confidence and he is going to be a pro bowl quarterback for the Bengals! The only thing Brown and his daughter need to do is put a great offensive line in front of Burrow and keep a great defense and Burrow is going to lead the Bengals to a super bowl as long as Brown keeps a great Offensive line in front of him period. Yes he can move around in the pocket effortlessly like it's second nature and he keeps his eyes downfield always! He has a good scrambling ability also but the thing is he had time to throw the ball at LSU....watch the games and see how great his o-line was...he had time to scan the field and make plays and wasn't running for his life constantly or even under pressure alot but like I said when the pocket broke down the few rare occasions it did he always scrambled beautifully and bought time to complete a pass or he would scramble for good yardage! He's going to be great the freaking Bengals need to do 1 main thing to make this work and send us to a super bowl and that is do whatever they have to to keep a great o-line blocking for Joe...oh! And keep a great defense on the damn team also and the Bengals are going to be in for some fucking killer seasons ahead folks! It's finally going to be a team we will be proud of and we will be in the super bowl as long as Mike and Katie do the right thing.

[@ivansalazar5448]

So Burrow's performance in 2018 takes anything away from what he accomplished in 2019? It makes it even more remarkable!

[@gregleblanc1227]

He played this game after separating his throwing shoulder in a Thursday practice. Doesn't excuse his decision making, but it is another sign of this kids toughness!!

[@sfomcgee4425]

Greg LeBlanc Tua played with 1 leg 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@gregleblanc1227]

@@sfomcgee4425 Tua's leg was fine until they knew they were losing. Then all of a sudden he could barely walk! But that dude is a warrior though!

[@sfomcgee4425]

@@gregleblanc1227 3weeks after surgery gtfoh

[@jonboy87]

@@gregleblanc1227 what are you talking about? Everyone one was telling saban before the game not to play him.

[@djdmdmdmd4690]

JT, where can I find all 22 film that you have?

[@TheQBSchool]

You prob wont. It comes from multiple sources all of which probably only respond to names with vowels.

[@djdmdmdmd4690]

The QB School best reply ever, but seriously is there any open access website

[@c.juneau410]

ITS SIMPLE WHATS DIFFERENT; 2018 OFFENSE DID NOT PLAY LIKE THE (SAINTS), NOT THROWING THE BALL A WHOLE LOT, ALSO JOE IS ALWAYS IN THE PISTOL FORMATION... 2019; JOE BRADY COMES IN AND IF YOU NOTICE, WR'S RUN "DOUBLES" ALMOST ON EVERY DOWN. ALSO, 19" THEY THROW THE BALL WAY MORE IN THE (SHOTGUN) FORMATION.

[@danmorgan7775]

This is a really interesting look at how Burrow plays when the system isn't tailored to him and the talent around him isn't all world. You still see the special traits that he has especially when under pressure. The mechanics are solid and the timing and accuracy are evident. Of course the Bengals would be wise to follow the 2019 LSU blueprint and get people out in routes and let Burrow be a surgeon. Unfortunately wise and Bengals don't go in the same sentence often...

[@timnor4803]

I don't know why you aren't covering the NFL on tv... super high level commentary...

[@nmj530]

Timnor you answered your own question, “super high level commentary” is not allowed on TV.

[@jk3639]

TV prefers some clown named Booger talking about how losing yards will help score a TD

[@unclephill4764]

He wouldnt be able to do it on tv. Theyd need to stop him every 4 mins for a commercial.

[@bm373]

This is edited and scripted by him, a whole different animal when you're working with producers, editors, costars, and a moderator.

[@TheQBSchool]

Appreciate the support.

[@carlhenry3201]

I remeber him against 3 man rushes just taking off A LOT. Almost like it was scheme driven nd they told him to do it.

[@Jsch23]

he looks like a completely different guy in 18

[@07sadie25]

He didn't have a good experienced team around him in 2018 and he was certainly not ready for prime time. Now with the Bengals he w ill most likely run into the same difficulties at least in his first year. Hope they get him enough help ( they had a decent draft so they are on the right track) to enjoy his career in the NFL .

[@conlzn2921]

can you do what justin herbert will bring to the chargers

[@TheQBSchool]

prob not

[@conlzn2921]

@@TheQBSchool i love u anyways

[@TheQBSchool]

thanks

[@rafaelrincon325]

@@TheQBSchool please? Lol

[@ivespoken8902]

he will bring a famine of fans happiness lol wish him luck though

[@AW-zy1kw]

I have NEVER seen this kind of improvement from one year to the next ......ever and I have watched and played a looooooong time. Its almost like the old "sold his soul to the devil" for one great year. Regardless as to how he did it, the Bengals better run the same spread Lsux ran because if they don't they may get 2018 Burrow.

[@lifeinlife24]

But knowing the Bengals track record we all know how it ends. But I’m optimistic that Taylor will adjust to his talent and get his confidence going.

[@patrickadonislewis]

10:58 I agree that it was a great throw, very accurate. But it was a horrible decision, throwing into triple coverage. Maybe not bc he was facing Alabama DBs, who rarely, and when i say rarely, i mean maybe twice a season, look up or look back for the ball. 14 Deonte Thompson horribly undercut the ball, 15 Xavier McKinney is just running with NO CLUE where the ball is. Both of those safeties should have intercepted that pass. Again, great throw, bad decision.

[@Fearlessleadr7]

patrickadonislewis an interesting thing with LSU’s offense in 18 is how often the other team’s colors surrounded the WRs. It was becz only 2 or 3 WRs got into the route so it becomes math: if Bama rushes 4 that likely leaves 5 DBs to cover 2 or 3 WRs... in 2019 LSU got 5 guys into most routes meaning Bama DBs had to cover LSUs WRs mostly one on one... Then there’s tempo to tire the rush and Joe Burrow throwing the ball quick or moving around in the pocket well. They just got a lot of things right in 2019.

[@patrickadonislewis]

​@@Fearlessleadr7 I agree! That's why when it was rumored that Joe Brady was leaving, I wanted Saban to fire Sarkisian on the spot and back up a Bama painted Brinks truck to the LSU football facilities. I remember a crucial 4th Qtr 3rd & 10 in 2019 game vs Bama. Bama has gotten in back w/in 6. For once, Pete Golding (Bama DC) had perfect blitz call, but bc it seemed Edwards-Helaire was always in the route too, and at the last second Burrow flicked it out to him. Our horrible tackling DB Diggs, let him drag him for 7 yds and the 1st down. They eventually scored a TD. That's one thing i've never understood about Saban. Everyone can come in a pick our coaching staff apart, but Saban never gets an in demand coach from a power school like a Clemson, LSU, Ohio St. Think about this matchup. Just for context LSU had pretty much their entire 2018 team back (including a 23 y/o QB but w/out White & Greedy on Def) and Bama was starting 2 TrFr at MLB, a TrFr at S & a TrFr at NT. That's just for context, The LSU passing game coordinator Joe Brady came from the Saints (All Time Leading Passer & TDs). Alabama's DC, in his first yr as DC, came from UTSA Roadrunners. Its laughable now that I think about it.

[@Fearlessleadr7]

patrickadonislewis man now that you laid it out in front of me...🤔 it was a bit of a miss match... 😅 but never stopped LSU from finding a way to be non-competitive b4. 🙄🙃 I hope we get a season this fall. I look forward to seeing Bama try to get their revenge.👍🏾

[@alvinolamar3700]

Jt, I don’t know if you’ve seen these videos yet but mark sanchez has a few videos out sitting down with tua, herbert, and Jordan love going over their film and putting them on a whiteboard. I think it would be cool if you made a reaction video to some of it. I know you say all the time you wish you could get in the room with these guys to understand how they’re seeing the field. Curious on your thoughts after watching these. Here’s the link to the Jordan love video. The film breakdown starts around the 15 minute mark. kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5zdg6KCoKZ3gqM

[@TheQBSchool]

Got through two minutes, til Sanchez made a girls team comment...I can't. Thanks for trying to share though. Cool idea.

[@HolyBrainBible]

fuggen walking football encyclopedia here

[@foggyfarm926]

WRs dropped balls all day long against Florida, otherwise they win that game.

[@timvvs]

You could definitely tell he needed more reps. By the end of the season you could slowly see he was getting better and better, culminating with the huge bowl game he had.

[@YDCFF_]

We've seen what he did with the best cast in college. Let's see what he can do in Cinn.

[@ivespoken8902]

wish him the best that is all i can do from my couch lol

[@ubadman1]

joe brady wasnt there. just like OU system makes every qb they have look great so does joe brady's system because it routinely creates mismatches at the college level. The fact the NFL swooped in and took brady less than a week after the championship game is very telling. he had an incredible season in 2019 but people ignore a lot of the other things about burrow. and the fact he wasnt on campus during 2019, was taking only a few classes, and had everything line up to get this season is worth noting.

[@BrianFike1]

Joe Brady's impact is being waaaaay over-stated. He was brought in to teach spread concepts. Play-calljng duties remained with Ensminger who sometimes accepted play calls from Brady. They didn't have a "system" so much as they had 5 weapons on offense that no defense in college could always cover. Plays are called to try and get one of these guys matched up to their advantage. Joe was prepared enough to recognize the "weapon" on just about every play. THAT'S the system: Joe Burrow. This is the same thing for the Saints: Drew Brees is the system. Burrow also earned a Master's degree while at LSU. This is similar to Matt Leinert's final season at SC. His classes that he took were part of a curriculum and not just throwaway classes to meet minimum NCAA requirements.

[@ubadman1]

@@BrianFike1 burrow is not the system. you are talking like he's mahomes or something. he is not an elite talent. in college football it is virtually impossible for teams to cover 5 weapons. most teams cannot handle 3 when they are deployed well. LSU might have had thier old guy still calling plays but he was using a superior system and as this video shows that guys plays were half field reads and never threatened the defense. He had no distracts from campus life as he was never there, he was isolated in online classes, had the best or second best play designer college football, and had recievers running open. he's an ok qb but he's being pushed way too hard. i equate this to the year matt ryan had a ridiculous year with his best oc when he had the guy that now coaches the 49ers.

[@ivespoken8902]

@@ubadman1 i know people have been on joe burrow's d really fast, i feel bad for him coz if he didn't make the expectation that these people have for him but i wish him a good nfl career or maybe he will live up to his one year wonder. hope he helps the bengals, poor bengals

[@jakekenkel8398]

@@ubadman1 burrow is the reason that they were the best team in the country by far. Tua and Herbert are not in the same category. He had the best completion percentage under pressure and has the best decision making in cfb. Dont just hate cause u love tua

[@ubadman1]

@@jakekenkel8398 i dont love tua. i just tihnk tua is objectively better. healthy tua was still ranked ahead of joe. multiple analysts said this. tua was better for longer and was better while in two different offenses. bama with hurts was beatable. with tua at th helm bama became a threatening offense for multiple years. joe is very much a threat to be a one year wonder qb. and i dont think he is talented ebough to turn the bengals around not in that division wth outdoor stadiums, harsh weather and multiple elite defenses.

[@skylerholmes3584]

I'd like to see this QB school guy in the pocket...

[@justsomemincedgarlic]

You can. He played in the league for like 10 years.

[@keolanaulu5048]

I knew he was a Bust lol

[@ivespoken8902]

hold your horses child :) he might be but we don't know yet

[@jakekenkel8398]

What? He just had the best season of all time and you say he is a bust? Best qb prospect since luck

[@hunts7626]

Uh. What?

[@gear6th679]

hes gonna bust.

[@ivespoken8902]

hopefully he doesn't do these stuff in cincy :) wish him luck though, go get paid and live your dreams Joe :)

[@gggkefs4000]

He will.the defense in that conference is legit

[@ivespoken8902]

@@gggkefs4000 yeah that one amazing year isn't something that i would evaluate a qb on but we will see :) i hope he doesn't end up a bust though...

[@gggkefs4000]

@@ivespoken8902 until Bengals organizations changes they will be the same 🤙

[@biznichin13]

@@gggkefs4000 ppl keep ignoring how they just went and spent the third most in free agency it's almost like they're changing

[@kevdawgsports7503]

Will joe burrow still be good once he's not in joe brady's system?

[@TheQBSchool]

What do you think?

[@kevdawgsports7503]

@@TheQBSchool I think so. I don't know if the bengals will turn into a winner but burrow will put up good numbers at least.

[@Fearlessleadr7]

You know people keep talking about this magic system that that make defenders get burnt, and miss tackles and forces defenders to fail at sacking Joe Burrow, and makes even the best DCs useless, and prevents Joe Burrow from throwing off target 76% of the time. What we all witnessed with Joe Burrow was a guy who started one season, evaluated his performance... identified what he needed to improve as well as what his offensive unit needed to improve... utilized all the resources and coaching he could receive... established a standard of work ethic among his teammates... and sustained that level of work ethic and preparation for the whole season. That commitment to excellence and consistent execution on the field is what was special about 2019 Joe Burrow. His success in Cincy depends on the Bengal’s front office yes... but equally as much on how strong his motivation to stay that locked in is. He literally gave his life to football in 2019. How long is he willing to be that committed?

[@ivespoken8902]

@@Fearlessleadr7 Please stay off blaming the organization :) i want joe to succeed but don't make excuses for him and start storing up blame before he even plays...let him do it on his own, get off his d lmao

[@gggkefs4000]

He will get found out he was a one hit wonder

[@hendawg69]

He sold his soul.

[@CodeineAbdulJabbar]

Nah buddy, he worked his ass off with his receivers and studied the tape like Manning

[@hendawg69]

Mason Edwards DUH!!!! I’m just being stupid

[@robm.1149]

Illuminati confirmed

[@gggkefs4000]

Now he's going to the bengals haha and that conference will eat him up.bust

[@e.h.4301]

Come on guys, he had one excellent year at LSU and his three years at Ohio the only thing he did was a degree in consumer & family financial services, other than that he didn't do a damn thing football until he got a good cast around him. In my opinion, he's going to be another carrot head except without the carrot hair.

[@MannsClan]

My understanding is that Joe's shoulder had been out of it's socket during the week if the game. He played in pain.

[@ryanrobinson521]

And to think people think he isn’t a system quarterback... 😂

[@nathanshlap]

Every quarterback is a system quarterback

[@ryanrobinson521]

Nathan Shlapobersky bro u sound so dumb. Burrow hasn’t shown he can flourish under multiple systems and has only shown he could be good in one. Tua has flourished under a vertical attacking offense and a west coast offense. But okay.

[@trehollies2882]

Consider this....he just transferred to lsu....he had his classes plus football...he didn’t have that much time to learn that offense, and it was his first year actually starting at the college level

[@ryanrobinson521]

Tre Hollies he also had 3 years to develop at Ohio State 😂

[@trehollies2882]

Ryan Robinson he was a third string behind jt and haskins, so he didn’t get first team reps, how is that supposed to help with development

[@pacebeazy7584]

1 trick pony season 👍🏾

[@justno984]

Burrow is going to be the only star quarterback out of this draft..... tua and Herbert are definitely gonna be busts I like Jordan love too, when he plays he's gonna be special

[@TheQBSchool]

bet.

[@alpine6638]

hossein yousefzadi thanks for watching

[@gggkefs4000]

Haha 1 year wonder vs a guy like tua who has been doing this for a long time please.

[@morganfreeman6504]

@@gggkefs4000 doing what? Tua always crap in the face of their fans in the games that matter most lol

[@gggkefs4000]

@@morganfreeman6504 what burrow couldn't beat out Haskins.wait the year be fgore couldn't even throw a td just ended with a 🍩🤔🙄😂😂

[@camjones3723]

He’s a big time bust. He’s a product of a really good system at LSU with a bunch of 5 stars running routes.

[@yorktown3740]

would you say tua is a system QB?

[@ryanrobinson521]

York Town my guy Tua has been under a vertical and west coast offense and was good in both. So no. 😂

[@Neon-ns4xr]

Cam Jones I gotta disagree just because of the skill he showed when doing things like throwing his receivers open and making plays that couldn’t possibly have been planned

[@_ProTrax]

@@ryanrobinson521 Tua's receivers were even better than Burrow's so by this idiot's logic he's also a bust Burrow also doesn't have my grandfather's hip or legs and isn't a left handed manlet

[@ryanrobinson521]

WadddleDeee Being left handed is sometimes and advantage because defenders aren’t used to playing against it. And Burrow had 3 first rounders at receiver so don’t use that excuse 😂