This is a great post, rufio. People here need to watch these and appreciate the coaching of Walsh. I spent most of the time watching the consistency of Montana’s footwork. His 5 and 7 drops are stellar.

I especially liked the old footage of the Sunday night 9er/Browns game from ‘87. My dad took me to that game when I was 7. And the old video of Paul Brown was awesome.

And, as always, I hate Joe Montana.

In video 5 you can see the news go across the bottom that the Browns signed “tackle” Eric Steinbach.

It’s also worth noting that on the successful plays the ball is out almost before an unblocked player could get there. This is the type of thing we haven’t seen from Colt. He almost never just hits his back foot and throws.

Watching this reminds me of why watching Tebow is so painful — he is the opposite of elegant.

First of all, thank you very much for posting this rufio! I really appreciate the work you do to help educate everyone here.

Now with Colt this year I noticed that when he would leave the pocket, a very large portion of the time (I’d say 90%) he would roll out exclusively to the right, and it seemed aggravating to me because it appeared as though it was a habit to the point that the defense could easily prepare for it.

After watching the videos, particulary #7 where they feature sweep pass right and sprint option right, do you think that most of Colt’s movement outside of the pocket toward the right were an attempt to execute those plays? Or were there more instance where by (bad?) habit he would tend to escape that way to avoid pressure.