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  • S Solon16

    nmills said:

    so your saying as long as you teach them before their 8 they can learn, but after that they cant.

    thats was a pretty rediculous statement

    It's called tongue cheek....... 🙄

    @solon16 said:

    It's called tongue cheek....... 🙄

    Well you're absolutely dreadful at being coy. Does that mean you can never improve?

  • C CLEVELandMILIDH

    @solon16 said:

    You obviously didn't make the debate team...

    you can't teach someone to catch after the age of 8! You got it or you don't.

    so your saying as long as you teach them before their 8 they can learn, but after that they cant.

    thats was a pretty rediculous statement

    nmills said:

    so your saying as long as you teach them before their 8 they can learn, but after that they cant.

    thats was a pretty rediculous statement

    OK how about 20? Another analogy....hitting a curve ball.....you can or you can't

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  • S Solon16

    nmills said:

    so your saying as long as you teach them before their 8 they can learn, but after that they cant.

    thats was a pretty rediculous statement

    OK how about 20? Another analogy....hitting a curve ball.....you can or you can't

    @solon16 said:

    OK how about 20?

    If I can teach my 3 year old to catch im pretty sure i could teach anyone to catch. As long as you can see straight and have hands your good to go

    1st Ezekiel Ansah, DE, BYU 3rd Darius Slay, CB, Mississippi State4th Landry Jones, QB, Oklahoma5th Earl Wolff, S, N.C. State6th Lucas Reed, TE, New Mexico
  • S Solon16

    nmills said:

    so your saying as long as you teach them before their 8 they can learn, but after that they cant.

    thats was a pretty rediculous statement

    OK how about 20? Another analogy....hitting a curve ball.....you can or you can't

    @solon16 said:

    OK how about 20? Another analogy....hitting a curve ball.....you can or you can't

    Also not true, you have to learn to drop your shoulder and wait.

    According to your logic there is absolutely no reason to ever practice anything, you either can or ya cant... please.

  • S Solon16

    I can practice drawing all day...I can learn shading, outlining, dimension vs space....I still can't draw for sheeot!

    @solon16 said:

    I can practice drawing all day...I can learn shading, outlining, dimension vs space....I still can't draw for sheeot!

    Seems like a personal problem. I believe you can continually get better at what you do (as long as your body allows it ::regarding age:: ) If you aren't looking to improve in life then you're not doing enough. Hubbard's job is to improve his skill set and his young body/mind has the ability to do so...

  • I'm not talking about improving...sure anyone can improve.....but this is the NFL. It's littered with guys that were good enough to get there but you have to be good at catching to stay. MLB Baseball is littered with guys who could hit fastballs but never the curve. At the elite level...you got it or you don't. sooo funny 😆

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  • S Solon16

    I'm not talking about improving...sure anyone can improve.....but this is the NFL. It's littered with guys that were good enough to get there but you have to be good at catching to stay. MLB Baseball is littered with guys who could hit fastballs but never the curve. At the elite level...you got it or you don't. sooo funny 😆

    @solon16 said:

    I'm not talking about improving...sure anyone can improve.....but this is the NFL. It's littered with guys that were good enough to get there but you have to be good at catching to stay. MLB Baseball is littered with guys who could hit fastballs but never the curve. At the elite level...you got it or you don't. sooo funny 😆

    Going off what you've said..

    32 NFL teams are idiots for taking on late round picks year after year after year to work and develop these guys? If they have no chance of improving their ability to catch a football...then, why waste the time and money?

  • S Solon16

    I'm not talking about improving...sure anyone can improve.....but this is the NFL. It's littered with guys that were good enough to get there but you have to be good at catching to stay. MLB Baseball is littered with guys who could hit fastballs but never the curve. At the elite level...you got it or you don't. sooo funny 😆

    @solon16 said:

    I'm not talking about improving...sure anyone can improve.....but this is the NFL. It's littered with guys that were good enough to get there but you have to be good at catching to stay. MLB Baseball is littered with guys who could hit fastballs but never the curve. At the elite level...you got it or you don't. sooo funny 😆

    Everybody knocks TO for dropping passes but he has some off the best stats in the NFL.

    Theres not a WR in the NFL that cant catch, its about having the mental toughness to be able to produce when the pressures on.

    1st Ezekiel Ansah, DE, BYU 3rd Darius Slay, CB, Mississippi State4th Landry Jones, QB, Oklahoma5th Earl Wolff, S, N.C. State6th Lucas Reed, TE, New Mexico
  • S Solon16

    I'm not talking about improving...sure anyone can improve.....but this is the NFL. It's littered with guys that were good enough to get there but you have to be good at catching to stay. MLB Baseball is littered with guys who could hit fastballs but never the curve. At the elite level...you got it or you don't. sooo funny 😆

    @solon16 said:

    I'm not talking about improving...sure anyone can improve.....but this is the NFL. It's littered with guys that were good enough to get there but you have to be good at catching to stay. MLB Baseball is littered with guys who could hit fastballs but never the curve. At the elite level...you got it or you don't. sooo funny 😆

    I'm sure there are planty people on this board who think DA can be taught to throw a touch pass....ha ha ha ha

  • I guess you guys are all going to telling me I can try to learn how to kick field goals.! If I try hard enough I can learn! Hogwash

  • S Solon16

    I guess you guys are all going to telling me I can try to learn how to kick field goals.! If I try hard enough I can learn! Hogwash

    @solon16 said:

    I guess you guys are all going to telling me I can try to learn how to kick field goals.! If I try hard enough I can learn! Hogwash

    Sure you can, doesn't mean you'll be clutch under pressure. But as long as you're not a fat, lazy, glutton- you should be able to learn how to kick a 40 yarder with reasonable consistency.

  • "Actually you probably could learn. Could you be an NFL kicker?" "Sure you can, doesn't mean you'll be clutch under pressure."

    HA, thank you so very much! 😛

  • You ought to appreciate this Golfer.....

    I've played golf since I was 8 years old....and I got better. still a 12 handicap though....you see it comes down to putting. And

    I can drive the ball 320 but not always in the fairway.

    I can catch the ball pretty well too......but I'm being myopic....ha ha ha

  • Look...you call me dense....I 've given you 5 different examples of how you can improve yet not have "it". I talking about Hubbard and him being "taught" to catch at this stage of his career at his Talent level... And you compare hubbard to tiger woods. sooo funny

  • Fine you win....Hubbard can be compared to Tiger Woods! 😕

  • S Solon16

    Please.... thrill me with your acumen....give me an example of someone who had the dropsies in college that became a great dependable pro?

    @solon16 said:

    Please.... thrill me with your acumen....give me an example of someone who had the dropsies in college that became a great dependable pro?

    If I'm not mistaken, Marques Colston had some issues bringing in the ball in college. But he spent his rookie minicamp assiduously working on it, as well as his route running, and turned into a solid pro.

  • @inspecta said:

    Are you guys telling me Jesus Christ can't hit a curveball?

    I'm confused....

    It is very bad to drink Jobu's rum. Very bad....

  • @jadbf said:

    Because I'll go back to this statement..and you can try to later reword it anyway you want.

    Tell that to James Harrison...you know...the defensive player of the year this year? Gee, TWO SEPARATE TEAMS considered him "iffy to start" for a number of years, both teams cut him more than once...and yet now he's the best....seems to me something changed....

    I don't need to reword it...we are talking about Catching a football!

  • @jadbf said:

    If you can't follow the comparisons, that's your problem. I think everyone else can.

    I don't have a problem at all....I think your arguements and comparisons are funny as hell! You obviously don't agree with my contention's. Which is your right. I don't have to call you names to get my point across 😁

  • S Solon16

    I'm not talking about improving...sure anyone can improve.....but this is the NFL. It's littered with guys that were good enough to get there but you have to be good at catching to stay. MLB Baseball is littered with guys who could hit fastballs but never the curve. At the elite level...you got it or you don't. sooo funny 😆

    @solon16 said:

    I'm not talking about improving...sure anyone can improve.....but this is the NFL. It's littered with guys that were good enough to get there but you have to be good at catching to stay. MLB Baseball is littered with guys who could hit fastballs but never the curve. At the elite level...you got it or you don't. sooo funny 😆

    Going off what you guys said...let's bring back Quincy Morgan....ha ha ha...we can teach him. Let's coach em up!!! 😆

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