 throwing motion, with how feet needs to be pointed towards the target, and to follow through. It’s a short video, and click here for the link. It’s a short video about QB mechanics, with foot and hip movements.

This is part of a long series of videos by Chad Pennington, where he focuses in on QB mechanics. He mentions the same theory of pointing your foot towards your target (he allows for a couple of inches to the left) and then letting your hips be chased by your shoulder, thus taking full advantage of your potential energy. Click here for the video.

Here is a long video by Jim Harbaugh on QB mechanics and other stuff at a coaches camp. The part about pointing your foot towards the target is near the 32 minute mark of the video, and click here for the link. It’s a good watch, although he does use a bit of NSFW language during the video.

There are countless other videos out there expressing the same idea, but these three folks are pretty famous around these parts and lauded for their attention to detail. So how has Christian Hackenberg looked so far this year?

These two videos are from one of the best beat writers for the Jets in Connor Hughes, and his Instagram page, click here for the link.

What do you notice on this play? Foot placed directly at the receiver, the shoulders are following the hips and the throw is on point. Hackenberg isn’t letting his hips fly open on this play, and causing his arm to do all the work.

This play goes for an incomplete pass, but again Hackenberg shows improved mechanics with the foot slightly to the left of the receiver (if not directly at him) and the ball is accurate in terms of horizontal accuracy. Unfortunately, the vertical accuracy is a bit off, although it seems as if it might have been a miscommunication about the timing of the play since it’s early in training camp.

Both of these two examples seem to show improved mechanics from Hackenberg. However, it is EXTREMELY early in the process to proclaim anything, since these are just two examples in practice. The sample size is very much limited, so this is not concrete proof that his mechanics have improved. However, this is the best thing to come out of these practices this year because these early practices are exceedingly hard to gauge QB performance, since QB play relies heavily on timing. In these two examples, Hackenberg has seemed
throwing motion, with how feet needs to be charge towards the prey, and to follow through. It ’s a short video, and chatter here for the link. It ’s a short television about QB machinist, with foot and hip movements. 

 This is part of a farseeing series of videos by Chad Pennington, where he concenter in on QB mechanics. He mentions the same theory of pointing your foot towards your prey (he allows for a couple of inches to the left) and then get your hips be chased by your shoulder, thus taking entire advantage of your potential energy. Click here for the video. 

 Here is a long video recording by Jim Harbaugh on QB mechanics and other stuff at a coaches camp. The part about pointing your foot towards the target is near the 32 minute mark of the video, and click here for the link. It ’s a good watch, although he does use a spot of NSFW language during the video. 

 There be countless early television out there expressing the same theme, but these three folks are pretty famous around these parts and laud for their attention to detail. So how has Christian Hackenberg looked so far this year? 

 These two videos are from one of the best beat writers for the Jets in Connor Hughes, and his Instagram page, click here for the link. 

 What do you detect on this play? animal foot placed directly at the receiver, the shoulders are following the hip and the throw is on point. Hackenberg is n’t letting his hips fly open on this play, and causing his arm to practice all the work. 

 This looseness goes for an incomplete pass, but again Hackenberg read improved mechanics with the animal foot slightly to the left field of the receiver (if not directly at him) and the ball is accurate in terms of horizontal accuracy. Unfortunately, the erect accuracy is a bit off, although it seems as if it might have been a miscommunication about the timing of the play since it ’s early in training camp. 

 Both of these two examples seem to show improved mechanics from Hackenberg. However, it is EXTREMELY early in the process to predicate anything, since these are just two examples in exercise. The sample size is very much limited, so this is not concrete proof that his mechanics have improved. However, this is the best matter to come out of these practices this year because these early practices are exceedingly hard to gauge QB performance, since QB fun relies heavily on timing. In these two examples, Hackenberg has seemed
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what do You noTice on this plaY? Foot placeD DIRectly at The rECeIVer, the shoulderS are fOllowing thE Hips and tHe thrOw is on poInt. HackenBERg isn’t leTtiNg hIs hIps FLY oPen on this play, AND cauSiNg his arM to Do all thE woRk.

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 throwing motion, with how  feet need s tobepoi nt ed t owar ds the target, andto follow through. It’ s a s ho r t vi d eo , and  clickh er e for  t he  li nk .  I t’s a  sh ort vid eo about Q B m ec hanics, with fo ot and hip  mo vements.

Th isis par tofa  long  se riesof vid e os byChad Penn in g ton, w h ere hef o cu sesin on QB mechanic s .H e mentions the  sameth e or y ofpoi nting your  f oot t o wards y o ur t a rge t  (he allows f or a couple ofinches  t o t h e left ) and  t h enletting you r hi ps be cha sed by your sh o ulder,thus t aki ngfull ad va nta ge ofy ou r p o ten tial ene rg y.  Clic k he r e f or t hevide o.

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There ar e  countless ot h er v id e os o utthere expre ssin g  the  sam e  i dea ,  butthese  t h re e  folks are pretty f am ous ar oundthese parts a nd laudedf o r  their a tten t io n  to detail. So  howhas Christ i an Hacke nberg  lookedso far th i s  year?
The setwo  vi d e os  are from one o f th ebest be atwriters  fo r t heJet sin Connor  Hughes,  a nd  h is  In stagr a m page,cl ick  h ere  fort he lin k.

W hatdo  y o u n otice o n  t h i s pl ay ?Foot  pl ac ed di rect l y a t the r eceiver,the shou ld er s are f ollowing thehi ps and the  t hro w is o n point. H ackenberg isn’t letting his hip s f ly op en o n this pl ay,  and c aus i ng his  arm t o doal l t h e  work . 
T his  p lay goes f o r  an  inco mp lete  pass,but again Hackenbe r g s hows improved  me chan i c swit h  t h e f oo t  sl i g htly to the lef t of the r ec e iv er (if not dir ec tly athim) an d the ball is  accurate  in terms  o f ho r i zon tal accura cy. Unfo rtunately ,  thev er tical  ac curacy  i s a  bitoff, a l tho ugh i t seem sas ifit mi gh t have b een a miscommunicationaboutthe t imi ng of the  pl a y s ince it’s  ear ly in trai nin g c amp.
Bo t h ofthes e  t woe xampl es s e em to sho w  i mpr o v ed  mechanicsf r o m H acken ber g . Howe ver,  it is EXTREMELYe arly in the pr oces s topro c laim  a nything, since  th es e are just  t wo examples  in prac ti c e. Th e samp le siz e is ve r y  m u ch lim ited , s o this is  no tc oncrete  p ro o f that  his  m echani cs hav e  imp r o ved. However, th is is t he be s t t hingto  come o u t of  these pra ctices this  yearbeca use t hese ea rl y prac tic es  are excee d ingly har d togauge Q Bperf orm ance,sinc e QB pl ay r el ies  heavilyo n  t i mi ng .  In  the se tw oexam ples, Hac k enberg h ass eemed
 throwing_motion, with_how feet needs to_be pointed_towards_the target,_and_to follow through._It’s a short_video, and click here_for the link._It’s_a short video about QB mechanics, with foot and hip movements.

This is part of_a_long series_of_videos_by Chad Pennington, where he_focuses in on QB mechanics._He mentions_the same theory of pointing your foot towards_your_target (he allows_for a couple of inches to the left) and_then letting your hips be chased_by your shoulder,_thus_taking_full advantage of your_potential energy. Click here for the_video.

Here is a long video by_Jim Harbaugh on QB mechanics and other_stuff at a coaches camp. The_part about pointing your foot_towards the_target is near the 32_minute mark of_the video,_and click here_for the link. It’s a good_watch, although he_does use a bit of NSFW_language_during the video.

There_are_countless_other videos_out there expressing_the_same idea,_but_these three folks are pretty famous_around_these parts and lauded for their attention_to detail. So how_has_Christian Hackenberg looked so_far this year?

These two videos_are from one of the best_beat writers_for the_Jets in Connor Hughes, and his Instagram page, click here for_the link.

What do you notice on_this play? Foot placed_directly at_the_receiver, the shoulders_are_following the_hips and the throw is on point._Hackenberg isn’t_letting his hips fly open on_this play, and causing_his_arm to do all the work.

This_play goes for an incomplete pass,_but again Hackenberg shows improved_mechanics_with_the foot slightly to the_left of the receiver (if not_directly at him)_and the ball is accurate in terms_of_horizontal accuracy. Unfortunately, the vertical accuracy_is_a bit off, although it seems_as_if_it might have been a_miscommunication about the timing of the_play since it’s early in training camp.

Both of these_two examples seem_to show improved mechanics from_Hackenberg._However,_it is EXTREMELY early in the process to proclaim anything,_since these_are just two_examples in practice. The sample size is very much limited,_so this is not concrete proof that_his mechanics have improved. However, this is the best thing to_come out of these practices this year because_these early practices are exceedingly hard to_gauge QB performance, since_QB_play relies heavily on timing. In these_two_examples,_Hackenberg_has seemed