Quote:Having watched this cutup like 4 times, I knew exactly which play you meant here right away. I certainly wouldn't call that a JFF yolo ball. It was just a well placed high point pass. The defenders had no chance of making a play on it. That's a big difference between JFF and Teddy. They both throw a fair amount of accurate high point passes, but Teddy's are safe ones like this where it was either TD Parker or an incompletion. JFF's high points are literally 50/50 balls to a usually well covered Evans that Evans wins because he's a friggin monster. In the NFL those mismatches won't be as extreme and the 50/50 balls JFF throws will be much more dangerous. 

 

However, these two famous plays are yolo plays. I don't give Teddy positive evaluation points for either of them (as I wouldn't for JFF), as they won't translate into success in the NFL.

 

 

Umm...thats not the game vs Rutgers dude......

 

If you are going to say I am wrong....at least pull up the right game.....

 

Also how is the play Teddy made into double coverage any different than the play Manziel made to Evans towards the end of the Alabama game. Evans had his guy boxed out and the ball was throw to where only Evans could jump and get it????

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