Kelly the Dog Posted April 26, 2020 Posted April 26, 2020 4 hours ago, Doc said: Why even throw a 10-12 yard out? Most of the time they're incomplete, often they're picked-off, and at best you're looking at a minimal gain. That's what frustrated me about Peterman. He'd keep throwing them just to gain a couple yards. If you cannot throw an out or a deep out, DCs and DBs can take about 25% of the field away from you, which makes inside the hashes a lot harder to complete. All that is left of the sidelines is a lob over the corner and in front of the safety. Of course, rag arms CAN complete an out or a deep out sporadically, but it's dangerous and often deadly.
BeastMaster Posted April 26, 2020 Posted April 26, 2020 12 hours ago, dezertbill said: Impressive game vs. 7th ranked Notre Dame. Go to 6:50 where he throws a 40 yard TD against his body that was dropped by the WR. Plenty of arm strength on that one. Only concern is the winds at New Era Field. Think he'll be fine. I came away from that game very unimpressed TBH. Lots of dink and dunk throws...one where his lack of arm strength shows on a intermediate throw to an open receiver in the middle of the field. The throw you referenced was a good throw...although in our stadium he probably can't make it. I don't think he'll be fine, but if he's a cheaper Barkley, I suppose it's an OK move. I believe we need a good backup QB, not a guy who may struggle to make the throws needed in our own building.
Draconator Posted April 26, 2020 Posted April 26, 2020 44 minutes ago, FireChans said: Not every route is the primary or secondary read. Peterman consistently made decisions his arm couldn’t cash. Bad decisions + bad arm = pick city. And that's the golden point right there. Fromm may have Peterman's arm, but I believe he certainly doesn't have Peterman's brain. He'll make smarter decisions with the ball.
Figster Posted April 26, 2020 Posted April 26, 2020 1 hour ago, McBean said: I believe in Josh Allen. He has all the tools. He just has to put them all together now. He has always been a 3 year project. With that being said, Fromm will push #17. Mark this post. Fromm comes from a big boy program, has big boy experience, and big boy numbers to back it up. I can not freakin believe we got him in the 5th round. I'm still shocked. Yup All of the above 1
Mrbojanglezs Posted April 26, 2020 Posted April 26, 2020 20 hours ago, mannc said: Out of 8 home games at new era any given year, about 3 are in bad weather. It’s an overrated factor, IMO Weather is yes. But the wind factor is not overrated. 10 mph is considered a fair day in buffalo and the stadium amplifies the wind.
SloanBillsFan Posted April 26, 2020 Posted April 26, 2020 23 hours ago, DieHardBillsFan said: Amazing to grab a guy who has conveniently dropped in the draft because of lack of need. Bills getting bpa ftw!!! Love this pick! I'm not up on all the "current lingo" you Whippersnappers use these days so, for us dolts in the audience, what is "BPA" & "FTW"? Also just caught a video of talking heads discussing the pick. One described Fromm as "[the Bills] just drafted the best QB coach for Josh Allen" because of his knowledge and the way he sees the game. He was also described as a football savant. As I mentioned elsewhere in this thread I'm pretty happy with the pick.
Draconator Posted April 26, 2020 Posted April 26, 2020 2 minutes ago, SloanBillsFan said: what is "BPA" & "FTW"? BPA = Best Player Available FTW = For The Win
Perry Turtle Posted April 26, 2020 Posted April 26, 2020 26 minutes ago, Draconator said: And that's the golden point right there. Fromm may have Peterman's arm, but I believe he certainly doesn't have Peterman's brain. He'll make smarter decisions with the ball. If Peterman didn't have a good football brain, he never would have made it onto an NFL roster. Peterman is a good practice player, he looks like a good QB at practice speed, but his skills are not good enough to play at gameday speed.
Kangaxx Posted April 26, 2020 Posted April 26, 2020 Not sure if this has been posted yet, but here is the 2020 QB combine velocity numbers. Fromm is not great, but I don't believe he has a weak of an arm as Chad Penningtion. Year: 2020 Jacob Eason Washington 59 (Left) 59 (Right) Jake Luton Oregon State 59 (Left) 56 (Right) Steven Montez Colorado 58 (Left) 59 (Right) Kevin Davidson Princeton 57 (Left) 56 (Right) Justin Herbert Oregon 55 (Left) 54 (Right) James Morgan Florida International 54 (Left) 54 (Right) Jordan Love Utah State 54 (Left) 53 (Right) Jalen Hurts Oklahoma 54 (Left) 51 (Right) Jake Fromm Georgia 53 (Left) 53 (Right) Nate Stanley Iowa 52 (Left) 54 (Right) Anthony Gordon Washington State 52 (Left) 51 (Right) Brian Lewerke Michigan State 51 (Left) 49 (Right) Cole McDonald Hawaii 51 (Left) 47 (Right) Shea Patterson Michigan 50 (Left) 51 (Right) Kelly Bryant Missouri 47 (Left) 45 (Right) Joe Burrow – did not throw Tua Tagovailoa – did not throw
Buffalo716 Posted April 26, 2020 Posted April 26, 2020 The Fromm lovefest is kinda ludicrous He doesn't have NFL tools and will struggle against starting NFL defenses 6 minutes ago, BillsFanForReal said: Not sure if this has been posted yet, but here is the 2020 QB combine velocity numbers. Fromm is not great, but I don't believe he has a weak of an arm as Chad Penningtion. Year: 2020 Jacob Eason Washington 59 (Left) 59 (Right) Jake Luton Oregon State 59 (Left) 56 (Right) Steven Montez Colorado 58 (Left) 59 (Right) Kevin Davidson Princeton 57 (Left) 56 (Right) Justin Herbert Oregon 55 (Left) 54 (Right) James Morgan Florida International 54 (Left) 54 (Right) Jordan Love Utah State 54 (Left) 53 (Right) Jalen Hurts Oklahoma 54 (Left) 51 (Right) Jake Fromm Georgia 53 (Left) 53 (Right) Nate Stanley Iowa 52 (Left) 54 (Right) Anthony Gordon Washington State 52 (Left) 51 (Right) Brian Lewerke Michigan State 51 (Left) 49 (Right) Cole McDonald Hawaii 51 (Left) 47 (Right) Shea Patterson Michigan 50 (Left) 51 (Right) Kelly Bryant Missouri 47 (Left) 45 (Right) Joe Burrow – did not throw Tua Tagovailoa – did not throw the combine velocity numbers don't tell the whole story. Watch every throw from his career to get a gauge of his arm strength , and his balls wobble He could be jacked up and throwing it as hard as he can to make his arm look stronger . Herbert isnt trying to throw 55 , I bet Fromm did to hit 53 And Chad Pennington was the most accurate quarterback I've ever seen Jake Fromm has nothing on him
BillsFanNC Posted April 26, 2020 Posted April 26, 2020 I'll say upfront that I dont know, just like everyone else, if Fromm will be an adequate NFL backup or not. To me this thread has shown just how badly Nathan Peterman scarred the psyches of some Bills fans way more than it shows some irrational love for Jake Fromm. 6 1
maryland-bills-fan Posted April 26, 2020 Posted April 26, 2020 (edited) 6 hours ago, Putin said: I see talk about him not having a strong arm but watching some of his highlights I see a ton of deep throws with a nice spiral and very accurate , obviously he doesn’t have a cannon for an arm like Allen but then again not many NFL starting QB’s do !!! Has anyone ever noticed that long passes are thrown with a lot of arc and the WR runs under the ball, which also drops from the sky, rather than coming in as a low angle bullet that the DB can knock down? Most people don't understand the practical meaning of the acceleration of gravity. IF you want a pass to drop from the sky OVER a trailing DB, you launch it higher and slower so it comes down after traveling for a longer time. You let your RB run under the dropping ball. Trust me. I don't want to go through a calculus lesson. Arm strength to throw it 100mph doesn't help there. Edited April 26, 2020 by maryland-bills-fan
Georgia Bill Posted April 26, 2020 Posted April 26, 2020 (edited) https://primetimesportstalk.com/2020/01/10/is-jake-fromm-the-best-possible-brady-successor/This guy likes him as more than a backup. Time will tell... Edited April 26, 2020 by Georgia Bill added link 1
Figster Posted April 26, 2020 Posted April 26, 2020 (edited) 38 minutes ago, maryland-bills-fan said: Has anyone ever noticed that long passes are thrown with a lot of arc and the WR runs under the ball, which also drops from the sky, rather than coming in as a low angle bullet that the DB can knock down? Most people don't understand the practical meaning of the acceleration of gravity. IF you want a pass to drop from the sky OVER a trailing DB, you launch it higher and slower so it comes down after traveling for a longer time. You let your RB run under the dropping ball. Trust me. I don't want to go through a calculus lesson. Its a good point and part of the reason why Allen struggles with long ball accuracy IMO. Give him more overall size in his WR corp and I believe we will see a better completion % with long ball throws from Josh Allen. Less of an arc on long balls allows more chances for smaller DB's to make a play and less time for a WR to adjust IMO. Its all fine and good to have the ability to throw with velocity. On the other hand you better have an ability to throw with touch or even the easiest pass plays become a problem. Peyton Manning helped win his last Championship with what most would call a noodle arm because he understood what more arc and touch would give him, made the proper adjustments and played within his limitations in my humble opinion. Smart fella, that Manning... Edited April 26, 2020 by Figster 1
Steve O Posted April 26, 2020 Posted April 26, 2020 On 4/25/2020 at 3:12 PM, RobbRiddick said: In all seriousness, I'm glad they got a QB. Not because I don't want Josh in there (I actually have an unhealthy appreciation/love of Josh Allen) but because the way he runs around and jumps into tackles sometimes I do worry he'll get dinged. The way Josh runs and jumps I pray he'll only get dinged, that's a best case scenario. I worry he'll get hospitalized!
TwistofFate Posted April 26, 2020 Posted April 26, 2020 Im happy about the Fromm pick for multiple reasons. First and foremost is the value. This was a stellar pick in that round. Second is youth that can be further developed on what is already a great baseline. Third, if Allen faulters in anyway be it injury or performance, there is a hungry, capable guy in the pipeline...which is NEVER BAD. Die hard Allen fans feel threatened by this pick, so of course to them he's some trashy 5th rounder who will never make it. The funny thing is they couldn't be more wrong and are blinded by ignorance. Fromm was a great pick and time will tell how great it could be. 3 1
Turbo44 Posted April 26, 2020 Posted April 26, 2020 3 minutes ago, TwistofFate said: Im happy about the Fromm pick for multiple reasons. First and foremost is the value. This was a stellar pick in that round. Second is youth that can be further developed on what is already a great baseline. Third, if Allen faulters in anyway be it injury or performance, there is a hungry, capable guy in the pipeline...which is NEVER BAD. Die hard Allen fans feel threatened by this pick, so of course to them he's some trashy 5th rounder who will never make it. The funny thing is they couldn't be more wrong and are blinded by ignorance. Fromm was a great pick and time will tell how great it could be. Watching his Netflix show and like the pick even more. Great kid but a competitive sob. Will be a great backup to Josh. Probably will be 3rd string this year and take over for Barkley next year 1
Lieutenant Aldo Raine Posted April 26, 2020 Posted April 26, 2020 5 hours ago, FireChans said: How many google searches will it take to show a Wyoming QB who succeeded in the NFL? I never touted that did I? So why not start Fromm now, I know you want to. Admit it! 25 minutes ago, TwistofFate said: Im happy about the Fromm pick for multiple reasons. First and foremost is the value. This was a stellar pick in that round. Second is youth that can be further developed on what is already a great baseline. Third, if Allen faulters in anyway be it injury or performance, there is a hungry, capable guy in the pipeline...which is NEVER BAD. Die hard Allen fans feel threatened by this pick, so of course to them he's some trashy 5th rounder who will never make it. The funny thing is they couldn't be more wrong and are blinded by ignorance. Fromm was a great pick and time will tell how great it could be. I don't feel threatened, nor have I touted Fromm has some trashy 5th rounder. However, many people such as yourself tout Allen as a trashy QB from Wyoming who will never make it.
FireChans Posted April 26, 2020 Posted April 26, 2020 6 minutes ago, Lieutenant Aldo Raine said: I never touted that did I? So why not start Fromm now, I know you want to. Admit it! I don't feel threatened, nor have I touted Fromm has some trashy 5th rounder. However, many people such as yourself tout Allen as a trashy QB from Wyoming who will never make it. You should read this topic. It’s filled with folks calling him trash. Rooting against Bills players is a bad look.
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