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  • lol they all suck wtf is this they all keep the ball too high and too far away from their shoulders when they snap it some of them do really bad realising motion like their arms are crippled or someshit

  • lol at the kid #12 who was lost at 2:35

  • hahahaha number 35 looked like a dawrf hahahahahahaha did i spell it right dawrf fuck it his short and looks funny haha there

  • They all look like they are throwing off their back foot. They just step up and throw bullets. Blame it on the receivers if they drop it.

  • lol the second guy blows

  • the guy at 2:23 was a kid off of mtv's made he was trying to become a quaterback he was not one

  • LMAO #16... most these kids are crap anyways

  • wtf? who the hell is the guy at 2:23?!?!?!?

  • ???????? r u serious? hes obviously one of pennsylvania's top high schol signal callers.. just read the info bro :)

  • i was at the top gun camp. for the people who r trying to learn throwing motions this is terrible. when u drop u should never move the ball. and always keep it between the nipples. when you throw u should never left your left arm and u should hardly move it.

  • That is how you want to start off a practice while playing Quarterback then you want to go to a knee then move on to throwing on the run. I'm a JV Quarterback and have been playing for 5 years. I also throw side armed which in my eyes is the proper way to throw the football. But every Quarterback is unique in his own way.

  • this is really good for training purposes. I have watched this about 10 times now, trying to analalyse correct throwing motion.

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