WCO QB FILM FOOTAGE and TUTORIAL

[nickers]

Hello folks...Alot of talk has recently been discussed on our hopeful future with Colt McCoy at the helm. So...I thought it was high time to give you all a sneak peek into what Colt will be working on once the lockout ends (hopefully). Im sure many on the board understands much of this but I found a great tutorial on the Basic fundamentals on QB Mechanics in the WCO taught by none other than the master Bill Walsh as demonstrated by his prodigal student Joe Montana.


This tutorial gives a great insight to just how really important hitch steps,overall foot work is essential in accuracy and excecuting the WCO to its fullest potential. Football is a game built on solid foundation and this vidio series demonstrates that perfectly. Its 7 short parts taking you step by step into the developement. Planting...Hitch steps...Throwing...etc. and the importance of timing. . I dont want this thread to become about other teams quarterbacks...I want YOUR input on THIS topic...Lets have some fun here.

I really think this will be the basis of the Browns offense of course with a few twists in Shurmurs playbook...But I think any system you run...This offers the basic elements to any offense from the passers perspective. These are the basic fundamentals that will hopefully propel Colt to the next level. I really want you all to pay attention to the relationship between Mentor and Student...this I believe will be key in Colts developement. Also lets take into account we may struggle some the first half of the season..."TIMING" does not happen in one practice but after many...Please enjoy and I look forward to your upcomming comments. watch the vids below

YouTube - ‪Quarterbacking by Bill Walsh - part 1 of 7‬‏

YouTube - ‪Quarterbacking by Bill Walsh - part 2 of 7‬‏

YouTube - ‪Quarterbacking by Bill Walsh - part 3 of 7‬‏

YouTube - ‪Quarterbacking by Bill Walsh - part 4 of 7‬‏

YouTube - ‪Quarterbacking by Bill Walsh - part 5 of 7‬‏

YouTube - ‪Quarterbacking by Bill Walsh - part 6 of 7‬‏

YouTube - ‪Quarterbacking by Bill Walsh - part 7 of 7‬‏

[Flugel]

Originally Posted by nickers

I really think this will be the basis of the Browns offense of course with a few twists in Shurmurs playbook...But I think any system you run...This offers the basic elements to any offense from the passers perspective. These are the basic fundamentals that will hopefully propel Colt to the next level. I really want you all to pay attention to the relationship between Mentor and Student...this I believe will be key in Colts developement. Also lets take into account we may struggle some the first half of the season..."TIMING" does not happen in one practice but after many...Please enjoy and I look forward to your upcomming comments. watch the vids below
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Thanks for sharing the videos and trying to generate a discussion from this. The FIRST thing you will notice is this TEACHING took place in a mini-camp where there wasn't 1 player in pads. There's gonna be a MAJOR difference in installation time due to the lockout crap. Anyone that does NOT understand how long it takes for a QB in a new offense with alot of new players will be all over McCoy on the first throw. People that DO get it will realize the lockout impacts the teams with new staffs and schemes MOST of all.

If we would have had the GM hired before the Head Coach in 2009, we MIIGHT have already had the WCO offense installed as early as 2009. Because that is NOT the case, I hope our fanbase is alot more patient with this Head Coach than they have been with others. The lockout really handcuffs teams in our situation and TN is talking about the depths of that daily on sports radio. New coach, new system, new QB - no time to install. Result? They got stick Barnabus Collins back out in sunlight as the dead body starting at QB because of the experience factor.

If we gotta resort to the TN plan, at least Seneca Wallace has experience in the WCO while we're making Colt McCoy a rookie all over again. That said, the guy who wasn't supposed to see the field in 2010 pleasantly surprised everybody (especially Mike Holmgren) when he was READY when called upon.

Otto Graham changed from being a college RB to the QB of this offense just like John Hadl once did for Sid Gilman. There is a Sid Gillman component to this offense as well according to Walsh when I watched NFL channel segment about it a hile ago. Point is, alot of ELUSIVE QBs like the 2 I just mentioned as well as fleet footed guys like Montana, Garcia, Steve Young, Cunningham, Moon, Gannon, Favre, Vick, McNabb and others have flourished in this offense. A guy like Cunningham or Vick who were mostly known for arm strength and the deep ball when they weren't scrambling, enjoyed the highest passer ratings of their career. Seems like a very user/operator friendly offense once it has been properly installed.