Kodiak, one item that I would enjoy being added to your breakdowns is the evaluation of any "deep out" throws that the QB makes. To me, a deep out is a pass 15 yards or more downfield and towards the sideline. It's a big boy pass that I feel like every NFL Quarterback must be able to throw else the coverage will just eat him alive. To me, it's important to note the travel time of these types of passes as it shows the arm strength necessary to drive the football. Is it a clean spiral? Is there a lot of air underneath the pass? Did the pass come from the opposite hash? Things like this.

 

As always though, thanks for taking the time and effort to do these!

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