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I don't know why people keep questioning his arm strength. He throws laser beams which sometimes causes his wide receivers to drop passes.
From the saints game, he threw a 57 yard throw. Opponent -35 to his 8
EFFORTLESSLY.
My opinion of his throws wouldn't be in the laser-beam category but having seen every pass he's ever thrown since college and as a professional, the zip on his throws are well above average. If he's coached up correctly he can probably add a little more velocity to some of his throws.
Some of his launches depending on which area of the field/angles that he's targeting such as deep out patterns don't appear to be in the upper echelon of NFL quarterbacks.. Just what my eyes tell me, doesn't mean I'm the QB guru.
The 2 best deep ball opportunities he's had were to Kenny Britt vs the Patriots and he didn't put as much zip on that one as he should've for what ever reason. The second one to Mike Thomas vs Seattle (even though it was dropped) again didn't have enough zip on the toss imo..
Most everyone knows that the timing/anticipation of when a quarterback launches/throws a pass can (compensate the areas in arm strength that he lacks) which was one of the best assets Joe Montana had and the quarterback I still think JG reminds me the most of. I do think he's a taller version with a stronger arm but needs some top flight coaching to get the best results from his natural talent.
Anyway back to your point.. JG has a better arm than many might think based on his 6 game sample size at the NFL level but at the same time he needs professional coaching to refine his Bear Raid Spread mechanics. If the Rams don't hire the right HC he could end up being a 3 or 4 year project and that will be a big blow to this franchise.