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stupac2, it's one of those economy of motion things I notice.  As a sometime-high-level fast-twitch sport enthusiast, fractions of a second matter to me, and when I see Hogan throwing a football more like a baseball pitcher than a football quarterback, it makes me wonder.  And yes, Hogan used to lock down his receivers visually often.  Getting better.

Extra Point, someone referenced golf swings.  That's pretty much correct--Hogan's got this library of muscle memory built up since he started playing football about throwing.  Maybe he's altered his throwing motion before in the past, but I wouldn't go trying to change things now.  When you're under pressure and rolling out, the last thing you want to do is second-guess your body while trying to read a defense and anticipate a receiver being open.

[fullmetal]

stupac2, it's one of those economy of motion things I notice.  As a sometime-high-level fast-twitch sport enthusiast, fractions of a second matter to me, and when I see Hogan throwing a football more like a baseball pitcher than a football quarterback, it makes me wonder.  And yes, Hogan used to lock down his receivers visually often.  Getting better.

Extra Point, someone referenced golf swings.  That's pretty much correct--Hogan's got this library of muscle memory built up since he started playing football about throwing.  Maybe he's altered his throwing motion before in the past, but I wouldn't go trying to change things now.  When you're under pressure and rolling out, the last thing you want to do is second-guess your body while trying to read a defense and anticipate a receiver being open.