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I was thinking that, also, but I don't know that I could take looking at another finger like Holt's. I cringe every time I see it.Needs to work out with Big Game Holt.
I was thinking that, also, but I don't know that I could take looking at another finger like Holt's. I cringe every time I see it.Needs to work out with Big Game Holt.
With the gloves they have available now and the work these guys put in, snatching the ball with your hands is preferred.Fair enough.
But our coach would always tell the quarterback to aim for the numbers and catch it in your gut, (if possible).
Of course you use your hands and arms for balls that are mis-targeted.
In my opinion, it's as easy for a ball to go *through* your hands and it is catch it with your hands.
"Fingertips"?Maybe for middle schoolers but the ball should be caught in your fingers tips away from your body
I wasn't talking about you specifically paranoid guy I was saying younger people usually let the ball get to their body which is poor technique."Fingertips"?
I would buy hands.
And I didn't play Middle School, funny guy.
I played in junior high and high school and that includes playoff games that we won.
Every time I make fun of a guy for catching with his body my dad reminds me of when Michael Irving defended it, saying that catching with your hands away from your body is a good way to get the ball slapped out of them."Fingertips"?
I would buy hands.
And I didn't play Middle School, funny guy.
I played in junior high and high school and that includes playoff games that we won.
Yeah in the NFL receivers have to go get the ball. If you wait for it to your body you're giving the DB more time and opportunity to disrupt the catch or even just position to make the tackle. This is the big boy league.I wasn't talking about you specifically paranoid guy I was saying younger people usually let the ball get to their body which is poor technique.
702 yards / 6 TD’s on a team with a lot of passing options. Not done yet. Very nice statistical leap in year 2 for Jeff!
He might but that totally irrelevant to this topic.Talk about promising.I say Ben Sko is going to keep getting better as well.
I just saw that first catch with a defender in front of him just about to tip the ball in traffic.—
He needed to make sure he catches the ball. There is a chance for a deflection & the pass timing was a little late.It was a 3rd & 12 on the Rams own 8 yard line.
Great catch by van, of course he catches with his hands sometimes, but my OP was mainly about an observation I’ve noticed over the course of the season.
Van Jefferson is a very good #3 who can play all three roles in the Rams offense and has the best ability on the team to get deep.
He would be a mediocre #2, imo.
And.. his hands are shaky once in a while and he absolutely body catches.
He's not very young.. only 3 years younger than Kupp.. and is the son of an NFL WR coach. If he's not attacking the ball with his hands by now, I seriously doubt it will ever happen.
Why?Van Jefferson is learning his craft. But he’s serviceable as a 3rd WR.
Rams can trade him and Atwell next year for a 2nd Round draft pick so they choose a Center or DE.
Why?