09-29-2009, 06:14 PM
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Re: Is Brady's arm too strong?Total speculation and a wild guess.
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Originally Posted by PATSNUTme
God forgive me for starting this thread and I deserve to be punished.
However we have all noticed that Brady has been over throwing and he seems to throwing rockets with little touch. The pass to Endelman in the Jets game is an example but that is one of many that I recall.
Now he had last year to rehab and probably worked on his upper body while the knee was immobile. Could he be just too strong this year in the upper body and has to learn how to throw with the stronger arm?
Just a thought and an observation. Now remember the rules - no swearing and no name calling. Discuss or flame but be gentle!
BTw, I already rated this thread one star.
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Double whammy.
He not only throws too hard, but he is throwing off this back foot. Everyone know that when you step into your throws you lose that wonderful high-flying trajectory and the throw flattens out.
You may have given yourself one star, but in order to do this thread true justice, we need a voting system that doesn't require you to give at least one star.
Are there negative stars? Can we rate it 3 or 4 black holes?
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