Justin Rogers throw
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netty2424
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Looked pretty effortless. Have such high hopes for this young man!
And Collins too. His arm strength and accuracy has a lot of up side for the offense. However, both will still need a lot of help up front.
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Purp
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Walking into the basketball game today I saw Reagor lacing up his cleats and our new punter was out there kicking balls into stiff winds. I guess they were travelling 45-50 yards, which is damn impressive into that wind. That throw was into the same wind. Really impressive.
I bet this was going on during the basketball game.
I bet this was going on during the basketball game.
That throw, especially into a stiff breeze which was reported, was very impressive - probably about 40 yds.
What's impressive, is they were out there during the BB game ….
The Artist Formerly Known as PhormerPhrog
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That would seem impossible to do but I like your optimism.
Pure Purple
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No doubt, Rogers is an immensely talented individual. The only question that remains centers around his
mobility and vulnerability as an aftermath of the injury that occurred in high school. Hope springs eternal!
mobility and vulnerability as an aftermath of the injury that occurred in high school. Hope springs eternal!
Pharm Frog
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I do not find this impressive if true
CryptoMiner
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Jeff Harper was his QB coach at Parkway and has been with him through the injuries. Bet that session left him with a big smile on his face.
Jefffrog1993
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I will never forget the cheese it bowl announcer of TCU qb that doesn’t have use of his foot.
Bruce Berry
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Threw off his front foot. How weird.
Big Frog II
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Good, we need all the quarterbacks we can get.
Moose Stuff
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I laughed for like a solid minute. Just sounded so absurd.
Moose Stuff
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I’d eyeball that as a little beyond 40 maybe.
jake102
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Yeh probably 40 yards from LOS, closer to 45-50 in air
WyomingFrog
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Actually that video is very alarming !!
If you know what you are looking at you can clearly see he still has drop foot.
If you slow down the video to super slow speed the very last step he takes with his bad foot (right foot) his step isn’t natural and his toe drags. Not clearly seen by your average Coach potato fan who is easily fooled and distracted by the pass but to the trained eye concentrating on right toe movement during a normal stride, drop foot is still present which is ominous a year and a half after months the injury.
Quite ALARMING videos actually
If you know what you are looking at you can clearly see he still has drop foot.
If you slow down the video to super slow speed the very last step he takes with his bad foot (right foot) his step isn’t natural and his toe drags. Not clearly seen by your average Coach potato fan who is easily fooled and distracted by the pass but to the trained eye concentrating on right toe movement during a normal stride, drop foot is still present which is ominous a year and a half after months the injury.
Quite ALARMING videos actually
