Josh Freeman's Arm

[Bucs N Beers]

This thread inspired me to change my sig haha

[warrenfb12]

josh has always had footwork issues.

If Schiano is such a great coach why
hasnt this been fixed?

Yup, that is Schiano's fault. It has nothing to do with how he has been coached since he played pop warner. I don't suppose you have ever heard the phrase old habits die hard?

[benir0]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20O5gtEM_Zo

2:17 mark, no issues with arm strength...plenty of other examples on this vid to boot. 7:13 also...

That Carolina TD to Jackson for the tie still gives me chills.

[jerseybucsfan]

Great moment, which only leads to more exasperation when he plays the way he did in Dallas or New Orleans.

[Spoolios]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O1VogoHOrow

vs

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SqMpobx57GU&feature=youtu.be

The second one was a jump ball to Jackson, not a bomb down the field.  It had nothing to do with arm strength.  You can tell it's a jump ball because of the trajectory, and he doesn't throw it too hard.

That's not how I see it, but I appreciate the response. It looks to me like he has his feet planted better than the first one and puts everything into it and he just doesn't have the arm for whatever reason. He did throw a laser for a TD in the second quarter.

[Spoolios]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20O5gtEM_Zo

2:17 mark, no issues with arm strength...plenty of other examples on this vid to boot. 7:13 also...

Yeah, I definitely didn't see signs of a weak arm all season, just noticed it in re-watching the final game of the season. I was curious if he got banged up at the end of the year.

I love that pass against Carolina.

[1sparkybuc]

josh has always had footwork issues.

If Schiano is such a great coach why
hasnt this been fixed?

I know! He's been here for a full year now, it's inexcusable for this team to still have imperfections.

You're wasting your sarcasm on a guy who thinks you're agreeing with him.