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Message: <blockquote data-quote="OldSchool101" data-source="post: 1009889" data-attributes="member: 10086">I think in a narrow tunnel view that the sentiment is justified. However my eye test can’t really put the blame squarely on Jordan. There’s several different position groups not helping our QB’s cause.To be fair though there is some truth to it. The part I see Love’s fault is he’s continually coming up 1-2 yards short on quite a few long throws (call it 18” short of ideal vertical. On missed throws over 25 yards he’s either spot on.. or short. Very rarely does he overthrow a receiver, but it has happened on select occasions (that longer Musgrave miss a few weeks back etc)Shannon Sharp? I think it was mentioned this after I said it so I know I’m not crazy here. If he puts 2 more yards on the ball it’s either a Big time play or a very slight miss, but eliminates a Defender making a play on the ball. We’ve seen it with Doubs, Musgrave and Watson just in the last few weeks.I’m not saying this to be critical in a derogatory sense. I want him to succeed. I’m not a QB Coach, but on several throws his feet are not set and I’ve seen JT Sullivan allude to this in his weekly film study. He had this issue last year and preseason were his footwork was lacking, not terrible but in need of some focus according to him and it verifies what I’ve seen with the novice naked eye test.</blockquote>

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