Uncle rover here with some advice.

[rez dog 70]

Going through your progressions is what any quarterback should strive to master. But listen to that clock in your head. When the alarm goes off just tuck it and get up field. You are dynamic plus it help the offense in many different ways. It'll slow down the rush plus it'll help your recievers get that separation from a leery secondary. Be yourself and don't worry about proving you can be that pro style quarterback. Remember young man, Steve Young made a living on tucking the ball and running for first downs.

 

[Foosball is the devil]

thinking the two intentional grounding calls against BYU have helped this mindset. Run Forrest Run.

 

[suhnami_rivals]

I thought this was going to be something like, "don't eat yellow snow."

 

[kerpal_68]

Inspiring stuff, hope some of the guys in here can use it in their city rec league.

 

[rez dog 70]

Inspiring stuff, hope some of the guys in here can use it in their city rec league.

I'm sure former coaching rejects are hard at work coaching up T-ball and midget football kids.

 

[hamneggs53]

I thought this was going to be something like, "don't eat yellow snow."

That might've been more helpful.