Luck's deep ball, what say you

[GusFring 156]

Even the 1 yo TY last wk was kinda underthrown. Do you still worry if Luck can consistently stretch the field?

[krunk 4,276]

Not really but I do think the deep Int throw to Ebron was underthrown.

[gregr507 56]

 

[Moosejawcolt 1,614]

 

[Boiler_Colt 1,431]

Really we're back to this again? In a word, no.

[2006Coltsbestever 22,278]

Yeah he sucks and has a noodle arm, lets trade him for a couple of Draft picks. Where's my cliff at 

[Trueman 641]

1 minute ago, 2006Coltsbestever said:

Yeah he sucks and has a noodle arm, lets trade him for a couple of Draft picks. Where's my cliff at 

LOL

The best was "lets trade Luck and draft Josh Allen."

I'll never forget that.

[oldunclemark 2,434]

2 minutes ago, 2006Coltsbestever said:

Yeah he sucks and has a noodle arm, lets trade him for a couple of Draft picks. Where's my cliff at 

32 lucky touchdown passes

[Superman 9,397]

Two underthrows, IMO. Doesn't mean he can't get the ball down the field, and in fact he has already this season. He just missed those two throws. And the one to Ebron was probably more due to the fact that the corner ranged back over to the middle of the field and Luck didn't see him. 

[#12. 1,093]

The TD to Hilton was underthrown?  

 

If you think his arm is lacking strength, watch that pass in slow motion - effortless flick of the wrist.  

[GoColts8818 4,688]

Watch the second TD pass to Ebron today and the deep throw to Chester to set up the game winner.  His arm is fine 

[Boiler_Colt 1,431]

3 minutes ago, Superman said:

Two underthrows, IMO. Doesn't mean he can't get the ball down the field, and in fact he has already this season. He just missed those two throws. And the one to Ebron was probably more due to the fact that the corner ranged back over to the middle of the field and Luck didn't see him. 

Yep the first INT was just one of those bonehead throws. The second would have hit Ebron in stride for a TD, Howard just broke off his coverage and made a tremendous play to close. Howard has legit speed, he even caught TY from, behind on that cross over the middle.

[Larry Horseman 18]

13 minutes ago, GusFring said:

Even the 1 yo TY last wk was kinda underthrown. Do you still worry if Luck can consistently stretch the field?

 

Was just about to say something to the tune of @Superman. Also, my take away from today is that the deep ball isn’t the prob. Luck is fine in that sense. Sometimes he acts like he didn’t take a year off football. For me, we are getting our money’s worth outta Reich and Luck. 

[Moosejawcolt 1,614]

Notice big Q still blocking on that throw? He truly is a wall.

[2006Coltsbestever 22,278]

9 minutes ago, Superman said:

Two underthrows, IMO. Doesn't mean he can't get the ball down the field, and in fact he has already this season. He just missed those two throws. And the one to Ebron was probably more due to the fact that the corner ranged back over to the middle of the field and Luck didn't see him. 

That long pass to TY (last week) pretty much showed me he is fine as far as the long ball 

[Trueman 641]

1 minute ago, Moosejawcolt said:

Notice big Q still blocking on that throw? He truly is a wall.

Oh , yes I did! I fully expect that clip to be on Baldy's next breakdown.

[BOTT 1,314]

This topic is silly. What say you?

[jameszeigler834 967]

7 minutes ago, GoColts8818 said:

Watch the second TD pass to Ebron today and the deep throw to Chester to set up the game winner.  His arm is fine 

I agree just bad throws every good QB has a couple of those from time to time.

[Valpo2004 1,616]

25 minutes ago, Moosejawcolt said:

 

 

That throw is all arm too.  Wasn't able to plant his feet to give himself leverage.

 

Also want to add, great awareness by Rodgers to stay inbounds on that play and keep the clock going.

[csmopar 7,514]

37 minutes ago, GusFring said:

Even the 1 yo TY last wk was kinda underthrown. Do you still worry if Luck can consistently stretch the field?

Just when I thought the dumbest posts of the day were in the game day thread, this comes up...

[jvan1973 5,476]

38 minutes ago, GusFring said:

Even the 1 yo TY last wk was kinda underthrown. Do you still worry if Luck can consistently stretch the field?

You're a troll dude.  You haven't posted since before the titans game.    

[GusFring 156]

I'm interested to see him play outside again. 

[Four2itus 5,021]

I think Shakedownstreet just farted. 

[Shadow_Creek 711]

38 minutes ago, GusFring said:

Even the 1 yo TY last wk was kinda underthrown. Do you still worry if Luck can consistently stretch the field?

please answer me honestly. Did the leader of the trolls put you up to this thread?

[Mr.Debonair 1,722]

Velocity on the deeper throws may be the only question I have but , it’s a very small small question 

[Smoke317 1,308]

The interception on the Ebron throw was just a GREAT play from Howard.  Actually both were but the 2nd one was just OUTSTANDING. That was pure instincts (Ty Law on Peyton playmaking).  The problem lied in the play design (backside route).  By running a shallow cross, we allowed Howard to pass off the receiver and immediately do a full sprint to his deep 3rd (and an IMMEDIATE full sprint was needed because the throw was perfect).  

 

If we had our receiver run a 10 yard comeback or dig to occupy Howard just for a second that’s a TD.  Just gotta give credit where it’s due.  It was nice seeing Luck giving Howard his due after we won the game.  That’s part of what makes Luck so special & mark my words free agents will want to come play with him because he’s a heckuva player and leader who owns his mistakes & gives credit to those whom deserve it.  And Luck & Frank continue to marvel me every week.  Just a pleasure to watch them operate.

[Moosejawcolt 1,614]

The only thinl from this offence is a couple of pieces.  A tall receiver who can stretch the field and make some jump balls.  Need more speed out of our receivers.  

[Lucky Colts Fan 5,599]

Just now, Moosejawcolt said:

Need more speed out of our receivers.

 

TY: "Bro, what?"

 

"That was a good joke, bro.  You funny."

[2006Coltsbestever 22,278]

46 minutes ago, GusFring said:

I'm interested to see him play outside again. 

He did fine at Oakland 

[NewColtsFan 9,171]

1 hour ago, GusFring said:

Even the 1 yo TY last wk was kinda underthrown. Do you still worry if Luck can consistently stretch the field?

 

Luck’s arm — as good as it is right now — will be better, perhaps much better in 2019.   And it may be even stronger in 2020.

 

But even if Andrew’s arm never gets stronger,  it’s strong enough right now so the Colts can win with his current skill set.

 

The play he made today — ducking under two rushers, keeping his head up,  and still finding Rogers way down field on the last drive — is a multi-million dollar play.   There aren’t many NFL quarterbacks who can make that play.  You can count them on one, maybe two hands.    That’s it.

 

Better days ahead for Andrew and the Colts!

[WarGhost21 947]

1 hour ago, Moosejawcolt said:

Notice big Q still blocking on that throw? He truly is a wall.

I was just about to say something about that when I saw you already did. It gave me literal chills to see him do that, and as a rookie too. He might just already be the best interior lineman in the NFL!

[Bluefire4 412]

Man it's this poster's mission to disect every little thing Andrew does. It's getting ridiculous.

[cbear 378]

I think he throws such a nice ball and effortlessly, it may seem like he's babying throws for whatever reason.  Optical illusion. 

[cbear 378]

Also noticed he was 31 for 38.  Love it when he's in the same number range for both completions /attempts.  Looks real pretty on the stat sheet! 

[Hoose 1,168]

1 hour ago, NewColtsFan said:

 

Luck’s arm — as good as it is right now — will be better, perhaps much better in 2019.   And it may be even stronger in 2020.

 

But even if Andrew’s arm never gets stronger,  it’s strong enough right now so the Colts can win with his current skill set.

 

The play he made today — ducking under two rushers, keeping his head up,  and still finding Rogers way down field on the last drive — is a multi-million dollar play.   There aren’t many NFL quarterbacks who can make that play.  You can count them on one, maybe two hands.    That’s it.

 

Better days ahead for Andrew and the Colts!

I agree with this post. That play NCF refers to was phenomenal. All that said, Luck is soft balling some

of his throws. I don’t think it’s a lack of arm strength; I think it’s a lack of confidence here and there. There are still times when he will try to finesse the throw vs. throwing it in there with serious pace. I figure it will get better with time. Luck is playing great; the fact that he can be even better is reason to rejoice for all Colts fans. Let’s enjoy this ride. Admit it: nobody expected Luck to be this good again so quickly. 

[shasta519 2,952]

3 hours ago, Moosejawcolt said:

 

 

The throw is probably one that several can make...but that whole play was very special. I was probably more impressed with Luck's pocket presence...and I continue to be in awe of it.

[throwing BBZ 1,188]

More like how many times a game does Wilson do it.

Stafford of course, and even that whipper snapper Josh Allen to name a few more.

[SteelCityColt 4,469]

6 hours ago, Superman said:

Two underthrows, IMO. Doesn't mean he can't get the ball down the field, and in fact he has already this season. He just missed those two throws. And the one to Ebron was probably more due to the fact that the corner ranged back over to the middle of the field and Luck didn't see him. 

 

I’d argue that the CB did well to get himself into a position to make a play on the ball but yes without being slightly underthrown that’s not getting picked.

[GusFring 156]

8 hours ago, jvan1973 said:

You're a troll dude.  You haven't posted since before the titans game.    

You were 1 of the main people calling everyone a troll that was calling for Pagano to be fired. You shouldn't even be allowed to post. Pointing out 2 ints that were on back2back throws. IMO, only Luck does that. No other top qb is throwing 2ints in that scenario. The 2nd 1 was probably just bad Luck, but the 1st was definitely an underthrow.

 

He's been in a dome for the most part of this winning streak. Or in perfect weather. I'm interested in seeing how his arm looks in inclement weather. 

 

And that 3rd down throw was great, but LOL at only 3qbs making it. Wilson and Ben should definitely be added to the list. 

[Cynjin 1,016]

8 hours ago, GusFring said:

I'm interested to see him play outside again. 

 

No, you're interested in posting nonsense.