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Dubyajay
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 Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2012 9:19 am Post subject: Article on QB processing speed. |
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Neat article at the NFP on QB processing speed.
http://www.nationalfootballpost.com/Inside-the-Mind-of-a-Quarterback.html
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TedThompson
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| Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2012 10:51 am Post subject: Re: Article on QB processing speed. |
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I believe Tarvarris Jackson has a very slow processing speed.
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th87
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Nice, I just started reading Blink yesterday, and this touches on how we make unconscious snap decisions when situations require. When conscious preparation enters the unconscious snap decision-making, that's when a QB will excel. I guess how well this adaptation takes place dictates how good the QB will be.
Maybe the combine will someday test for adaptation speed.
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Dubyajay
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| th87 wrote: | Nice, I just started reading Blink yesterday, and this touches on how we make unconscious snap decisions when situations require. When conscious preparation enters the unconscious snap decision-making, that's when a QB will excel. I guess how well this adaptation takes place dictates how good the QB will be.
Maybe the combine will someday test for adaptation speed. |
That is where my thinking was going too.
A great deal of the position really comes down to decision making, and if there is a black and white (or even a better) way of determining/testing that ability- why not.
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