Unfortunately there seems to be a comparison with Milton and JG. Both are great practice players but cannot transfer it to game day. We just have to hope our new coach is not like Pruitt and be so stubborn he won't bench him when needed. Which may be now.
I heard Anige say the other day it is not teachable. You either have touch or you do not.
As Master Yoda say's "either do or do not, there is no try"
Really depends on what’s being taught, is he taught to throw to a specific spot on the field which is what it looks like right now or is he taught to lead the receiver. One basically ensures it can’t be intercepted but who knows.I think we should define what "QB Touch" actually means? Is it the same as accuracy?
Is this teachable? I don't know but I would have set up some kind of high bar in practice for him to throw up and over to help him with this issue. I guess a lot of drop shot practicing??? into buckets or something from multiple distances??
No. Not Milton. Dude was a dud at Michigan and low and behold, no better here.Is this teachable? I don't know but I would have set up some kind of high bar in practice for him to throw up and over to help him with this issue. I guess a lot of drop shot practicing??? into buckets or something from multiple distances??
Disagree, Heupel made a change after 3 games and started Dillon Gabriel for UCF. History doesn’t support your theory at all.Milton will just always throw the ball too damn hard. No way around it. Sometimes even if it's on target it will be dropped. The coaches will probably stick with him though, the way the other staff did with JG because he is good in "practice".
The question is can you teach a QB to use the same touch during the game that he does in practice? I mean practice warriors are great and we have had our fair share. I don’t care that you can drop a ball into a receiver down field with the touch of an angel during practice if you can’t do during a game.