« Reply #94 on: March 14, 2019, 08:09:51 PM »
The guys we think about a “big arms” is in some way linked to that being more notable than their actual success.
This is the crux - we expect the results to match the arm, and it almost never does.
decision-making + accuracy > arm strength
but NFL GMs insist on the arm strength, to this day.
You obviously want all three, but if you can only have two, why to NFL GMs always pick arm strength first?
Hell, doesn't good decision-making and a quick release basically equal out to a strong arm? Think Aikman, Manning, those types. If they know where to go with the ball and get rid of it quickly, a stronger arm becomes superfluous, no?
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