Breaking down Jarrett Guarantano's footwork and stance

[Titans Fan]

Spurrier's former OC and QBs coach G.A. Mangus discusses a quarterback like Guarantano's footwork and stance.

Breaking down Jarrett Guarantano's footwork and stance

 

[goldenvol]

I think it's between his ears that's the problem.

He reminds me of Crompton before Kiffin and chaney got him settled down.

 

[dcm3w]

I think it's between his ears that's the problem.

He reminds me of Crompton before Kiffin and chaney got him settled down.

It's definitely a mental aspect. He has shown flashes of being a solid quarterback but it's few and far between. Confidence matters and when JG messes up, he loses all confidence and it shows with his mistakes.

 

[dduncan4163]

He's usually one second behind everyone else on the field. It's always been a mental thing with JG. It is what it is and it's time for a change.

 

[Tnphil]

Over time he's gotten afraid to make a mistake....When he makes one he's usually done.

 

[PlanetVolunteer]

Over time he's gotten afraid to make a mistake....When he makes one he's usually done.

Yeah early this year he got more and more aggressive and then it was too much and he sputtered.

 

[Spawn]

Hopefully his footwork and stance is magnificent on the bench for the rest of the season !!

 

[Illinoisvolfan2]

I like the kid and have nothing but admiration for his toughness and tenacity.
But we need a change. The program needs a change

 

[NATHAN05]

 

[RDU VOL#14]

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It’s funny you posted that because that’s exactly what I thought of in the Kentucky game.

 

[ShoalCreekVol]

There's been more than one game going back to last season where, after watching the film later, it looks like he was tipping some things to the defense with the way he aligned his feet and body prior to the snap.

 

[whodeycin85]

Didn't he spend his offseason working on his foot work.???

 

[RDU VOL#14]

It's definitely a mental aspect. He has shown flashes of being a solid quarterback but it's few and far between. Confidence matters and when JG messes up, he loses all confidence and it shows with his mistakes.

It’s such a great irony that he’s a psych major.

 

[Special Ed]

It’s such a great irony that he’s a psych major.

He probably excels in Abnormal Psychology.

 

[Kinglberry]

I think it's between his ears that's the problem.

He reminds me of Crompton before Kiffin and chaney got him settled down.

What they found was isolating him to one side of the field, rolling him out to one side simplifying his options, quickening his decisions, helped that he could throw on the run, or plant and throw quickly. JG doesn't roll out well, or throw well moving, and his decisions are still slow. They've tried doing the one thing that improves him, very quick offense, give him little time to think, just react. However, if the pass fails, it's a short break for the defense. They've created a trap for themselves and don't know how, or have the cojones, to get out of it. Speed up the QB or rest the defense.

 

[spyfish007]

Oh there is a break down alright....

 

[KnoxRealtorVOL]

So Weinke is completely oblivious to this?

 

[m1al]

So Weinke is completely oblivious to this?

Seriously doubt it..

 

[Special Ed]

If G. A. Mangus is such an expert on quarterbacking, how come we've never heard of him before?

 

[lexkyvol]

If G. A. Mangus is such an expert on quarterbacking, how come we've never heard of him before?

u haven't. i def have

 

[FLVOL_79]

It’s such a great irony that he’s a psych major.

Not really..thats a typical football player degree that prepares you for nothing in the real world.

 

[njvols]

Yeah early this year he got more and more aggressive and then it was too much and he sputtered.

It also seems he does better when we go hurry up on offense...maybe less time to think.

 

[PineyBluff Vol]

What they found was isolating him to one side of the field, rolling him out to one side simplifying his options, quickening his decisions, helped that he could throw on the run, or plant and throw quickly. JG doesn't roll out well, or throw well moving, and his decisions are still slow. They've tried doing the one thing that improves him, very quick offense, give him little time to think, just react. However, if the pass fails, it's a short break for the defense. They've created a trap for themselves and don't know how, or have the cojones, to get out of it. Speed up the QB or rest the defense.

See if this reminds you of JG...

 

[sechamp2012]

He has good form after he throws a TD getting down on 1 knee and shooting a invisible Bow and arrow. Does a good job with the mechanics on this must practice it a lot.

 

[cobbwebb0710]

u haven't. i def have

Yeah, there is probably 1,000 G.A. Mangus’ listed in the Lexington KY phone book.
GBO!!