My boy has been coaching the hell out of his 8th grade son at qb. Today this happenned

[Numpsay]

His size is holding him back but he still has 2 years to grow and fill out and yeah he is going to have to fix that throwing motion.

@NYC Rebel how tall is the dad? And do you know if he is working with a QB guru?

 

[Rekkapryde]

I got a rack I can slide yall @NYC Rebel

come to the flats b

maybe get @The_Sheff @Mr Hate Coffee @iamstr8fire @xCivicx @daemonova @DSGB to help out wit a struggle bag

 

[smitty22]

I got a rack I can slide yall @NYC Rebel

come to the flats b

maybe get @The_Sheff @Mr Hate Coffee @iamstr8fire @xCivicx @daemonova @DSGB to help out wit a struggle bag

 

[PortCityProphet]

Top 2023 Quarterbacks Embrace Opportunity to Learn from Ryan Day, Corey Dennis at Ohio State Camp

• Watson: “Planting my back foot into the floor, and really getting that zip on the ball. Maximizing my arm potential, and then also fixing my release. Coach Day had told me my release was a little long – not long as in time-wise, but long as in my release was going down, then up, so I’m winding the ball up. So he helped me fix that as we go on with camp. So I’m gonna go back and I’m gonna try to work on that.”
  
• 
  
  WILLIAM “POP” WATSON III
  Although Watson doesn’t yet have a composite ranking from 247Sports, the Springfield, Massachusetts quarterback got plenty of attention from Day and Dennis during his two days at Ohio State, as he participated in both the Tuesday and Wednesday camps last week.
  
  Watson, a dual-threat quarterback who is only 6-foot and 180 pounds but showcased both his downfield passing ability and speed to make plays on the run during his camp workouts, currently has seven offers from Arizona, Boston College, Massachusetts, Michigan, Oregon, Pittsburgh and Tennessee, but he knows an Ohio State offer could take his recruitment to the next level.
  
  “Ohio State’s always been an offer I’ve been chasing,” Watson said. “I think getting an Ohio State offer is kind of an indicator to the rest of the colleges that would overlook me for my size that if I can play here, I can play anywhere, because Ohio State’s consistently a national level school. Because they’re always in the playoffs and the national championship.”
  
  Even though he left Columbus without that offer, Watson was happy he made the trip to Ohio State, saying “the experience was definitely worth it, definitely worth the flight.”
  
  “I had a great time at camp, I had a great time with the coaches,” Watson said. “I feel like Ohio State focused on me a lot.”
  
  He hasn’t set any timeline for making a commitment decision yet, as he wants to wait and see what happens during his junior year, but if he was to get an opportunity to play for the Buckeyes, he believes he’d thrive under the pressure that comes with that.
  
  “I feel like when games get bigger, that’s when I get better,” Watson said. “You put me in a stadium with 200,000 people, all 200,000’s gonna be like, ‘Wow, that kid’s got it.’”

Young man is ahead of his age with the way he handles interviews.
Said all the right things even tho he has no intention of ever visiting that 2nd place school ever again.

And I dont know why he should be worried about his size some schools throw the measuring stick in the bushes when it comes to QBs

Always go with a coach you can see eye to eye with

 

[smitty22]

Young man is ahead of his age with the way he handles interviews.
Said all the right things even tho he has no intention of ever visiting that 2nd place school ever again.

And I dont know why he should be worried about his size some schools throw the measuring stick in the bushes when it comes to QBs

Always go with a coach you can see eye to eye with

One more 2nd place out ya loud mouf

 

[PortCityProphet]

One more 2nd place out ya loud mouf

Ok i won't say it

 

[boskey]

Undersized and from the Northeast would fit in at Maryland. Probably start on Day 1

 

[NYC Rebel]

His size is holding him back but he still has 2 years to grow and fill out and yeah he is going to have to fix that throwing motion.

@NYC Rebel how tall is the dad? And do you know if he is working with a QB guru?

His dad is 6’5....but he fell for a short one with a rump, as be puts it.

 

[NYC Rebel]

Undersized and from the Northeast would fit in at Maryland. Probably start on Day 1

Hes 6’0. His dad is 6’5

 

[smitty22]

Ok i won't say it

Covid * rings don’t count

 

[NYC Rebel]

Top 2023 Quarterbacks Embrace Opportunity to Learn from Ryan Day, Corey Dennis at Ohio State Camp

• Watson: “Planting my back foot into the floor, and really getting that zip on the ball. Maximizing my arm potential, and then also fixing my release. Coach Day had told me my release was a little long – not long as in time-wise, but long as in my release was going down, then up, so I’m winding the ball up. So he helped me fix that as we go on with camp. So I’m gonna go back and I’m gonna try to work on that.”
  

I've been stressing this to his dad for a few years now.

 

[bobbiewishbone]

All those standing offers are to play QB right? I'm assuming they wouldn't be talking to any schools that would try to move him.

 

[LurkMoar]

Height does not matter as much for QBs these days

 

[NYC Rebel]

All those standing offers are to play QB right? I'm assuming they wouldn't be talking to any schools that would try to move him.

He plays onky qb.

 

[duncanthetall]

Been wild watching this thread the last few years. We rooting for you, Pop