If the QB executes the throw properly, it shouldn't matter which way he rolls

Aug 20, 2014
10:51:55pm

Accipiter

What matters more is whether the defense and receivers end up where they should be to execute the play as a rollout tends to focus on just one side of the field.

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I hate when Anae calls designed rollouts the force Taysom to throw across body

NacoCoug

8/20/14 9:53pm

I've heard from someone that Taysom likes to roll out to his left. I don't get

CougDogg-e-Dogg

8/20/14 10:04pm

You have to keep defenses honest in any case.

BarraCouga

8/20/14 10:07pm

No doubt, though it seems that rolling him out to his right does not happen very

CougDogg-e-Dogg

8/20/14 10:10pm

If the QB executes the throw properly, it shouldn't matter which way he rolls

Accipiter

8/20/14 10:51pm

Making a throw to your left is one of the more difficult throws in football.

CougDogg-e-Dogg

8/20/14 10:55pm

That's the point, it is more difficult to execute...

NacoCoug

8/20/14 10:58pm

I have mentioned this for a while, but very few BYU QBs take their roll deep

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