alright everyone so we want to make a video today on Mitch Trubisky the quarterback from North
Carolina he just got projected to be the number one quarterback in the class this year and so I
was just interested because I didn't get to see very much of them being able to check them out
and see what he has to offer and then also show you guys what he's doing mechanic wise and just
making them do a cool video so what we have here is a guy that does the front leg walking
and I think with him what we could really see is what would end up happening is a big rise in
the posture as he does it and so he the issue is that he ends up having a loss of posture I
mean when you hit that end part with the hips it appears he's transferring forward I mean stepwise
everything's good so he gets a okay press off of that back leg see when he lands the Atlanta does
a good job of keeping lose weight about 50 50 50 there so he's got a weight on his back leg but
as you shifting through the ends up hitting that end range in the hips pretty early which makes it
so then he has to get into extension that front leg and then in terms of getting the ball three
also kind of has some limitation in terms of shoulder range of motion so he's not able to
get the nose of the football coming through until pretty late into the throw release so
those are actually not very good issues to have I would say as a quarterback I mean a lot of the
top quarterbacks don't really have that going on so kind of interesting that that was a thing that
he if you guys here's another one this one was a little bit closer the only thing is you don't
get to see all of the throw here but at least we had to speed footwork wise what's going on it's
a little bit different type of a throw also so again good load you can see how he's going you
really sinks down and loads off that back leg as he's going to push forward even peasant's
a pretty long stride which is probably why he gets into that hyperextension he probably had
played some baseball back in the day the issue is you know again we will talk about this with
baseball players too is that you know you want to get that front heel in the ground you want
to make it so as you're transitioning forward you're able to keep that front knee nice and
soft you know he's losing his posture here spines all over the place throughout the throw it's not
very much consistency there which is going to set up accuracy problem so that's kind of a it's
an interest to me that said you know the see what will end up happening as you know he starts going
through the combine a little bit more and has some workouts and things like that to see what
ends up happening for him but he definitely has some mechanical issues that he's going to need
to work on in order to again increase accuracy because you know here we're seeing when he pushes
off that back leg not not as much hip activation again he loses posture so he starts out in a good
position and how he takes the ball away is great but then as soon as he starts to transition off
that back leg you stand straight up which is just a waste of power and now in this one is
kind of you didn't even tell he's almost coming backwards as you you know his upper body and and
center of mass is going back as he's trying to transition to throw going forward and so it's
going to be hard to be super successful in the NFL with those types of mechanics things so you'll
have to work through that to be able to really have a consistent amount of accuracy and power
in the next level in terms of what you probably should work on I'd say primarily it's probably
just rotation of the hip I think his front hip is a little bit mat loss of range of motion I think
overall you could probably work on posture just overall core activation I think that would be a
big one and then also flexibility within the shoulder I think he doesn't have a full range
of motion within the shoulder both in supination and pronation and that I guess would be more wrist
pronation supination but also flexion and rotation external rotation I think those are all to be much
better within within the shoulder so he's a little bit tight there but thanks for watching
the video and if you have any questions feel free to reach out would be having there I think