hey what's up everyone more crows here
and we have another new breakdown for
you today it's going to be on drew brees
i haven't done a breakdown on him in a
while and the one that i did
i don't think it was an in-game actual
breakdown so
i wanted to get you an actual breakdown
on that i got a recommendation to do
some
drew brees in the pocket type of throws
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video so the big thing that stands out
with drew brees and his overall
mechanics
is you know somebody that needs to
you know is under six one under i could
really benefit from any of this type of
breakdown just because
you know it's somebody that is you know
drewbry says that a lot of success in
the nfl
uh at under six one and i know a lot of
people think that
you gotta be over six three in order to
get division one interest or
in the nfl or get to the nfl but you
know drew brees
year in a year out is one of the best
quarterbacks in the nfl at only six foot
and so being able to understand what he
does from a mechanic perspective i think
is really really beneficial so
you know big thing that he does is he
gets so much momentum going forward if
you notice him i mean he's stepping
forward here in the pocket he gets you
know a little bit of pressure there at
the top
so that's forward step sword and then
he's able to push off that back leg and
create that rotation notice how
and and patrick mahomes does this too
how they push off that knee
and get that knee to really kind of
buckle down and rotate in
and i think that really helps him get
the hips going all the way forward
because he's somebody that really is
able to generate a lot of
force from the hips as he he's going
through the throat even though he
straightens his knee
a good amount he still is able to rotate
within hips and almost uses that
straightening within the knee to help
continue to get his
weight all the way around as he's going
through the throw here's another good
throw this one's more of
a higher trajectory type of a throw so
you can see he gets set up there
gets right into that 90 90 position and
then notice how quick he turns
the nose of the football notice how fast
he's he's here and then gets that knows
the football facing straight ahead
and then makes it so then he has some
time to be able to really generate some
force in there also notice how much more
height he's getting
on the vertical throw so he only
actually pushes himself
upwards as he's throwing here in
comparison to that other one before
where he was getting a lot of
horizontal movement so you could really
really tell the difference between when
he's throwing a deep ball because of how
horizontal or sorry how vertical he gets
in comparison to his normal throws where
he's throwing
very horizontal all right this one is
another good throw notice there's bass
here right so he's sitting he's trying
to look to see what's going on
he you know is at the beginning kind of
chopping his feet there
o-line's doing a great job so he just
kind of sits back now
keeps his feet nice and wide and is able
to deliver the throw notice that when he
he gets ready to make this throw though
how much he just gets his weight going
off that back leg
right gets that 99 position and then
it's very
fast and making it so he gets that that
knows the football facing forward he has
such a quick release we look to see
you know when he separates from the his
hand from the ball let's say it's from
two seven three i'm just going to go
with the timestamp actually
or you could just do this okay so we'll
go
to there so took him 0.13 to actually
load and then about 0.33 to get the ball
out of his hands
very very quick release and i see a lot
of guys that are upwards of
point fours with their releases i've
seen some guys that are able to get
you know down to point three or maybe
even underneath point three
but you know right there he wasn't
really trying to necessarily get the
ball out of his hands really really
quick but just the easy
0.33 release time is something i think
that's important and then notice how
how stable he is with that front arm
that left arm he's able to push off that
that back leg
he does straighten his front leg a
little bit uh as he's going
and you know it's something that i've
talked about you know not
necessarily doing but i think really
what's important is being able to create
that rotation within the hip and and
making it so that is one of the places
that you get forced and
you could really see how he maximizes
overall force production by being able
to
control that front arm as he's actually
going through the throw so
again notice how fast he goes from here
to getting that nose of the football
facing straight ahead so then he can get
the ball out of his hands quick and then
notice that front left arm position and
how that cloak that arm is really close
up to the chest
he does a great job being able to get
those hips around first but then he gets
his spine facing forward and creates
that front arm
really really close up to his chest and
that's really an important part of being
able to maximize your throat once you
get your
your arm away from your body that really
makes it so your spine starts falling
off to the side is something that i've
noticed
and i've also noticed that you know the
the more
or the earlier in the throw you can get
that that wrist to be able to start
getting the nose of football facing
straight ahead
really makes a big difference in your
overall efficiency of the throw and how
much velocity you're able to put on it
this one you can see very very vertical
in the trajectory of how his body's
moving
right he's pushing himself up again nice
deep throw
is able to get full accentuate within
that front leg as he's coming through
and that really seems to be the big
difference between you know his deep
balls and i think that's a great thing
for you guys to all recognize
is when he's throwing the depot he's
going to get much more vertical he's
going to push his body upwards in
comparison to when he's trying to drive
the ball
his body's going to be you know a lot
closer to the ground he's going to be
moving
horizontally and just being able to
understand that when you're going
through your deep throws maybe you don't
get as vertical
uh as he does when he's going forward
maybe you have the same type of movement
pattern when you're trying to throw
a 25 or 30 yard you know post route or
curl route or come back route and you
also do that same type of thing when
you're trying to throw a 45 yard
you know deep ball so being able to just
connect to that and understand that and
see that i think it's super important
for you to be able to really take your
mechanics to the next level and be able
to probably put a little bit more
velocity on your deep ball
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