A traditional pocket-style quarterback. His quick delivery aids in his short two intermediate pass attempts. And he can vary his velocity to provide time for the receiver to track down deep balls. he has the confidence to throw in traffic and fit it into the tighter windows. There’s a pretty significant difference in throwing motions when he wants to throw the ball on a line versus dropping one over the shoulder. He uses his back foot to plant and transition to his front foot to add force to his throw in a similar motion to a baseball pitcher. The throwing motion is a lot cleaner when he puts some air into the ball. Distance does not seem to affect accuracy, hitting receivers in stride. - J.Perez