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Jaguars select their future... QB Tanner Lee

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05-02-2018, 06:36 PM

(05-02-2018, 01:49 PM)JackCity Wrote:
(05-02-2018, 01:02 PM)Jags02 Wrote:
I'm curious what you've seen to make you say this. When I watched his film I could see him standing firm in the pocket while effectively side stepping away from pressure.  Now he doesn't have that mobility to take off and get outside when pressure is about to hit home, but from what I've seen he understands how to move around within the pocket to buy a little time. He's certainly not going to turn high-tail and take off running from ghost pressure like Josh Allen. 

Not only does he do quite poorly against pressure but he also invites a lot of it with his movement. Romo has talked before about having "quiet feet" , making small movements to decrease pressure (Tom Brady is a master of it), Lee tends to be all over the place and often steps right into the face of incoming pressure. 

I will say that he is tough and has no problem taking a clean hit to get a pass off, but he's easily one of the worst QBs I've seen from his class when it comes to minimizing and dealing with pressure


I watched another game film and still don't see what you're saying here. He actually has a rather quick release and usually gets the ball out ahead of the pressure, but you typically only see him going down when there are multiple pass rushers coming in. He's often able to side-step one guy.

I did see one case of him turning around and running smack into a guy, but it's only because he had two rushers coming right at him up the middle. It was a no brainer move with no chance to account for the 3rd guy who blew by his edge outside. I even saw one play where a pass rusher was coming right at him up the middle, but he managed to subtly back up just enough that the DT fell on his face in front of him.  I feel like he does a far better job minimizing pressure than your giving him credit for, and I'm wondering what you're watching or reading to come up with this conclusion as I'm sure you weren't watching a 4-12 Nebraska team all year long.
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Jags - by Jags - 04-29-2018, 08:10 AM
RE: Jaguars select their future... QB Tanner Lee - by Jags02 - 05-02-2018, 06:36 PM



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