JT O'Sullivan QB School - Anthony Richardson vs. Bengals
 

36-minute breakdown.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3y4qWh-QgBM

i watched it last night


the dude still hates pittman lol

Picking up where he left off last year, pointing out Pittman dogging it, and he’s not wrong

Has a true hard on for the dude. Multiple vids. I tried seeing if there's some kind of connection with him or his dad or something. Because damn.

Some more analysis I liked as well

Chase Daniel
https://youtu.be/vvmmBOIH9u0

Orlovsky
https://x.com/danorlovsky7/status/18...L8ardaxv32vrGQ

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As long as Anthony Richardson, Jim Bob Cooter, and Shane Steichen don't hate Pittman, the Colts will be fine.

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The drama over AR is ridiculous.

If he stays healthy, he will be good. He may have some inconsistency but overall he will be good.

He has elite arm talent and elite pocket presence. This two things are the most important qualities a quarterback can have.

The accuracy is secondary and, imo, not as bad as people make it out to be. He sails throws now and then but that’s his biggest issue.

He has Pittman and Downs, two VERY good receivers. He has an elite running back in Taylor. He is set up to be successful.

He just has to stay healthy.

I don't pretend to know what Granson's route was suppose be on the pick six, but I do know that this not an unconventional route for the Colts. If I'm not mistaken, both Stokley and Dallas Clark killed it on this route. So much so that the Pats copied it for Welker and Edelman and called it the Indy route.

I think he was supposed to stay. It’s not the first time he seems to take off on his routes. First preseason game he seemed to be off also. They just all need to play together. This stuff works it’s self out after playing together for a time.

And possibly the best line in the NFL