Quote:At the top of his drop he kind of bounces
like Blaine used to, but that isnt really a huge issue and can be corrected by the time he enters the draft.

 

I've read that certain coaches actually encourage and use that motion as it helps a QB maintain his rhythm. The first bounce is your first read, if the #1 read is not there, then "bounce" or "hitch" to your #2, if he's not there bounce/hitch to #3 and so on.

 

It makes sense to me as you want to have a fake tell in a QB's motion that you can use to throw off a Defender. If they see a QB bounce and that is combined with a Receiver using a jab step, you may be able to set up the defender for a double-move type of route.

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