[stupac2]

I still think Hogan's slow windup is a major factor in his confidence and decision-making.  If it takes an extra half-second to get the ball to your receiver, you have to be watching the game an additional half-second ahead of however far you have to anticipate already.  There's no chance he'll successfully change the way he throws now though, so that's that.

The thing is that I've never actually seen an evidence that his windup DOES take longer. It's just like the "staring down receivers" meme that was floating around, I've never seen any actual evidence presented that this actually happens in actual games. Just a bunch of assertions. And since I'm a relative novice at this sort of thing, I was really hoping someone could actually back up these assertions with actual evidence.

[stupac2]

I still think Hogan's slow windup is a major factor in his confidence and decision-making.  If it takes an extra half-second to get the ball to your receiver, you have to be watching the game an additional half-second ahead of however far you have to anticipate already.  There's no chance he'll successfully change the way he throws now though, so that's that.

The thing is that I've never actually seen an evidence that his windup DOES take longer. It's just like the "staring down receivers" meme that was floating around, I've never seen any actual evidence presented that this actually happens in actual games. Just a bunch of assertions. And since I'm a relative novice at this sort of thing, I was really hoping someone could actually back up these assertions with actual evidence.