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NBP81

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What Tua does great, you don't really get to see it on TV... Watching a passing play on the networks, camera is focused on the QB and pass rush situation, pass is thrown, camera follows ball and you see half a second of a catch, an incomplete or an INT. This what what most of our opinions are based on.

I'll be looking at Tua during a game while going through reads, a pump fake here and there thinking "Oh no... hesitation...", then boom 15 yard dime to a comfortably open WR...

I then watch the All-22 the next day, looking at that play, turns out that shoulder drop wasn't hesitation at all, it moved a dude a couple of feet left, so he could throw a ball somewhere, 5 strides before his target even got into his break. You see none of that **** while watching a live game. And Tua's all 22 is littered with these things, anticipation, defense manipulation, hell Tua threw a 7-8 yard slant to Waddle in last weeks game with his eyes NEVER leaving the flat.

It's really no surprise most people don't see it with him, they literally can't see it.

*I don't pay for the all-22, you can watch this dude's channel, he does commentary on them for pretty much every aspect of a game. I actually like the commentary but if it's not for you, you can always mute it and just watch the different plays being shown.

 
NBP81 said:
What Tua does great, you don't really get to see it on TV... Watching a passing play on the networks, camera is focused on the QB and pass rush situation, pass is thrown, camera follows ball and you see half a second of a catch, an incomplete or an INT. This what what most of our opinions are based on.

I'll be looking at Tua during a game while going through reads, a pump fake here and there thinking "Oh no... hesitation...", then boom 15 yard dime to a comfortably open WR...

I then watch the All-22 the next day, looking at that play, turns out that shoulder drop wasn't hesitation at all, it moved a dude a couple of feet left, so he could throw a ball somewhere, 5 strides before his target even got into his break. You see none of that **** while watching a live game. And Tua's all 22 is littered with these things, anticipation, defense manipulation, hell Tua threw a 7-8 yard slant to Waddle in last weeks game with his eyes NEVER leaving the flat.

It's really no surprise most people don't see it with him, they literally can't see it.

*I don't pay for the all-22, you can watch this dude's channel, he does commentary on them for pretty much every aspect of a game. I actually like the commentary but if it's not for you, you can always mute it and just watch the different plays being shown.

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Very nice!

Thanks for sharing
 
NBP81 said:
What Tua does great, you don't really get to see it on TV... Watching a passing play on the networks, camera is focused on the QB and pass rush situation, pass is thrown, camera follows ball and you see half a second of a catch, an incomplete or an INT. This what what most of our opinions are based on.

I'll be looking at Tua during a game while going through reads, a pump fake here and there thinking "Oh no... hesitation...", then boom 15 yard dime to a comfortably open WR...

I then watch the All-22 the next day, looking at that play, turns out that shoulder drop wasn't hesitation at all, it moved a dude a couple of feet left, so he could throw a ball somewhere, 5 strides before his target even got into his break. You see none of that **** while watching a live game. And Tua's all 22 is littered with these things, anticipation, defense manipulation, hell Tua threw a 7-8 yard slant to Waddle in last weeks game with his eyes NEVER leaving the flat.

It's really no surprise most people don't see it with him, they literally can't see it.

*I don't pay for the all-22, you can watch this dude's channel, he does commentary on them for pretty much every aspect of a game. I actually like the commentary but if it's not for you, you can always mute it and just watch the different plays being shown.

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Those are things he does at an elite level...and he works hard at them. I've appreciated that part of his game for a long time.
 
NBP81 said:
What Tua does great, you don't really get to see it on TV... Watching a passing play on the networks, camera is focused on the QB and pass rush situation, pass is thrown, camera follows ball and you see half a second of a catch, an incomplete or an INT. This what what most of our opinions are based on.

I'll be looking at Tua during a game while going through reads, a pump fake here and there thinking "Oh no... hesitation...", then boom 15 yard dime to a comfortably open WR...

I then watch the All-22 the next day, looking at that play, turns out that shoulder drop wasn't hesitation at all, it moved a dude a couple of feet left, so he could throw a ball somewhere, 5 strides before his target even got into his break. You see none of that **** while watching a live game. And Tua's all 22 is littered with these things, anticipation, defense manipulation, hell Tua threw a 7-8 yard slant to Waddle in last weeks game with his eyes NEVER leaving the flat.

It's really no surprise most people don't see it with him, they literally can't see it.

*I don't pay for the all-22, you can watch this dude's channel, he does commentary on them for pretty much every aspect of a game. I actually like the commentary but if it's not for you, you can always mute it and just watch the different plays being shown.

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Great commentary and good find. Thanks.
 
Tua's ball-handling, play fakes. no looks, etc are magician-like. He fools the camera almost every game at least once. I just want him to expand on the killer mindset a bit. He won the game on Sunday with his play, I want to see him take the bull by the horns in the cold, away, a big game before I pass judgment. Our D really stinks and it's not doing our O any favors. He has insane talent, he just needs a better oline to compete with the stud teams and a D that can play better.
 
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