10-05-2020, 08:50 AM
To the arm strength topic, I think I posted this during the draft but in reality there are about 5 guys in the league with "elite" arm strength. Those guys can actually make throws other guys can not consitently (opposite hash 10 yard out/14 yard come back for example). After that everyone else can essentially make all the same throws with very little difference. When you fall below that "everyone else" baseline then you are discussing guys who simply can't play in the NFL (Think Kellen Moore). People make too much of a point about arm strength, in reality it is either elite or it isn't if you are in the NFL and actually playing.
Side note, before anyone comes in with velocity stats or other random things showing there are variations in speed. It doesn't make a difference in success at all outside of those guys that I mentioned can actually make throws that others can't because it completley changes how a CB plays knowing a throw can be made that usually can't be.
Side note, before anyone comes in with velocity stats or other random things showing there are variations in speed. It doesn't make a difference in success at all outside of those guys that I mentioned can actually make throws that others can't because it completley changes how a CB plays knowing a throw can be made that usually can't be.
