'24 FL QB Doran “DJ” Moore

[EdEcEko77]

Doran Moore, 2024 Pro-style quarterback - Rivals.com
DJ Moore on Hudl

 

[Pridedad]

So what makes the difference between dual threat and pro style? Is it simply if the can run?

 

[VolMarine1371]

So what makes the difference between dual threat and pro style? Is it simply if the can run?

Dual Threat is a threat running and passing the ball. Pocket Passer standing tall between the tackles and picking you apart. Hooker would be Duel Threat, Peyton Manning is a Pocket Passer.

 

[Pridedad]

Dual Threat is a threat running and passing the ball. Pocket Passer standing tall between the tackles and picking you apart. Hooker would be Duel Threat, Peyton Manning is a Pocket Passer.

So basically it a qb with no speed.

 

[Woodlawn VOL]

So basically it a qb with no speed.

Not always you can be primarily a pocket passer and still have the ability to run. Duel threat should mean you do both very well. I have seen some that were labeled dual threat when in reality it should have said running quarterback only.

 

[SoilVol]

Not always you can be primarily a pocket passer and still have the ability to run. Duel threat should mean you do both very well. I have seen some that were labeled dual threat when in reality it should have said running quarterback only.

And this changes over time. Dak Prescott was a dual-threat in college. He's a pro-style QB now, who is mobile. You can be a pro-style and still be mobile. Aaron Rodgers another example. Lamar Jackson is a true dual-threat.

They really should make three labels for that. Brady/Manning non-mobile Pro-style. Prescott/Rodgers mobile Pro-style. Jackson/Vick dual-threat.

 

[Pridedad]

I always think of somebody with velcro shoes when I hear pro style.

 

[The Original Fade]

I always think of somebody with velcro shoes when I hear pro style.

And the 2 bar face mask

 

[clt_tiger]

So what makes the difference between dual threat and pro style? Is it simply if the can run?

Ridder from Cincy was a pro style QB out of HS. He’s very elusive and was a 3 star. Don’t read too much into it.

 

[VolMarine1371]

Not always you can be primarily a pocket passer and still have the ability to run. Duel threat should mean you do both very well. I have seen some that were labeled dual threat when in reality it should have said running quarterback only.

JG was rated a dual threat in high school I believe wasn’t he. He was rated pretty high if my
Memory serves me right.

 

[VolMarine1371]

Ridder from Cincy was a pro style QB out of HS. He’s very elusive and was a 3 star. Don’t read too much into it.

JG was a dual threat in high school rated a 4*.

 

[Pridedad]

JG was rated a dual threat in high school I believe wasn’t he. He was rated pretty high if my
Memory serves me right.

#2 dual threat

I think he got that label because he couldn't throw at all.

 

[VolMarine1371]

#2 dual threat

I think he got that label because he couldn't throw at all.

Hell he couldn’t run either.

 

[Jackcrevol]

#2 dual threat

I think he got that label because he couldn't throw at all.

dual threat. he could fumble or throw interceptions.

 

[Pridedad]

dual threat. he could fumble or throw interceptions.

Oh he was 5* in both of these.

 

[Jackcrevol]

Oh he was 5* in both of these.

had offers from every SEC school because of it

 

[BigOrangeTrain]

had offers from every SEC school because of it

And an OSU offer.

 

[DrTNT]

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[EdEcEko77]

 

[Maxwell865]

DJ Moore has stayed in frequent contact with Tennessee coach Josh Heupel’s staff since getting a scholarship offer from the Vols in late November. His first trip to Knoxville last weekend only further solidified their status as one of the early favorites on his fast-growing list of college choices.

The Class of 2024 quarterback from The Bolles School in Jacksonville, Fla., visited Tennessee on March 5 to attend the Vols’ latest junior day, and he said he came away impressed with his first look at the program. He said he’s already planning to visit them again this spring, and Tennessee is now “probably top-two” among the dozen schools currently pursuing him.

The 6-foot-1, 169-pound Moore said the Vols and Cincinnati are the two teams currently standing out to him. Tennessee is one of only a handful of schools he has visited, along with Memphis, Vanderbilt and Florida State, but the Vols made a strong first impression on him last weekend.

“I loved it,” Moore said. “Loved the atmosphere. It was fun. The fans were crazy. The basketball game was one of my favorite parts.

“Just checking out the facilities probably was my favorite (part of the visit). They’re huge compared to any other college I’ve been to, like Memphis and Vanderbilt. They’ve got something going over there.”

Moore said he’s planning to make at least a couple more trips to Tennessee in the coming months.

“I’m going up there for one of the spring practices, and then we’re going to hit a summer camp, throw it around for them,” he said. “They’ve been talking to me about camp for, like, the last two months, probably. I don’t really have a lot of film. I have probably, like, a minute-long highlight reel, and I want to show them how I actually throw in person and let them see it.”

The Vols have been talking with Moore “at least, like, twice a week” over the past few months, he said, led by offensive analyst Mitch Militello. He said he mostly spent time with Militello and Heupel during his recent visit to Tennessee in addition to meeting quarterbacks coach Joey Halzle.

“They seemed to show a lot of interest in me,” Moore said. “They think I can fit into the program, so I’m willing to give it a shot.

“They told me they see arm talent, a pure athlete. I can read the field, move around, make plays, sit in the pocket, make off-balance throws — stuff like that. … I’m the top 2024 they have right now. They only have me.”

Moore threw for 853 yards, five touchdowns and three interceptions during his junior season, completing 61.9 percent of his passes while splitting snaps with senior Jakie Judge. He admitted he was “kind of” surprised to add offers from several Power Five programs — including Vanderbilt, Duke, Virginia, Wake Forest and Louisville — in the early stages of his recruitment despite his limited playing time last season.

He said he believes he has impressed college coaches with “mainly my arm talent and where I can put the ball that (defensive backs) can’t get and stuff.”

“I feel like I’m one of the best that can do that right now,” Moore added.

-Callahan

 

[jasonvol18]

Dual Threat is a threat running and passing the ball. Pocket Passer standing tall between the tackles and picking you apart. Hooker would be Duel Threat, Peyton Manning is a Pocket Passer.

I honestly don't know how they determined each one. 247 had Josh Dobb's as a Pro Style, but I would think he would have been a DT QB.

 

[allvolrecruiting]

 

[allvolrecruiting]

Tennessee: “Tennessee is visibly a huge school and also SEC, but that’s the least thing I’m worried about. From the players and coaches down to the facilities, I think Tennessee is a top school in the country. The fan culture is amazing. Also, the love and affection they show to me is amazing.”

While Moore has trimmed his list, he doesn’t plan on rushing into a commitment and hopes to let his recruitment play out throughout his junior season and see what happens but he does know what he is looking for in a collegiate program.

“A place where I can be myself is what I’m searching for. I need a school with no restrictions to my game.”

- 247