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[QUOTE="RF2044, post: 746990, member: 40"] I remember a couple of years ago around the time of the NFL draft, the showed an old video of Bill Walsh describing what he looks for in evaluating QB prospects. Arm strength wasn't even in his top 10 of evaluative criteria. Instead, he focused on things like leadership, work ethic, the ability to rapidly process information, etc. He actually laughed when asked about arm strength, saying that he took for granted that each player would have an adequate arm, so he didn't bother worrying about it. And yet, seemingly every year at the draft, some dopey team falls for someone like Kyle Boller or Jamarcus Russell throwing the ball 60 yards from their knees, and that influences their decision to draft a QB who lacks the really important attributes needed to be a successful QB. [/QUOTE]
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