Cleveland Browns Baker Mayfield Has Passing Mechanics Problem That’s Correctable – Here’s How
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Cleveland Browns Baker Mayfield Has Passing Mechanics Problem That’s Correctable – Here’s How
Pure and simple the Cleveland Browns star signal caller must shorten his throwing motion. He also must use his body and legs to step in to his throw and in the direction of the receiver.
The Browns have to redesign their offense with an eye toward timing. Receiver patterns are off quarterback drops – they’re not matched. This is why Baker throws the interceptions and other Browns QBs will make mistakes or do well but by accident.
The Browns Coaches must make this by design.
Stay tuned.
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