Zac Taylor practicing with a blindfold on

Interesting. I do believe it, although it would be very tough to do. Even if they never complete a pass, it is good to work on timing like that. I know people sometimes shoot free throws blindfolded so as to increase their feel. Throws that are based on timing (as many are in the pros) could really be helped by this type of thing. Certainly can't hurt. :cheers

 
What's incredible is that if you look really close, 80-90% of the throws made from our QB's last year incorporated this same tactic. Joe got so good at doing this in practice that he'd actually close his eyes and 'wing it' in games.

 
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Wonder if it is true? It isn't an official practice of course. The players can play ball themselves if they want.. Discuss.
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Is there really any benifit to doing this?? No defenders?
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I think so.

In an offense that relies a bunch on timing, it couldn't hurt!

"Red six, you have shut off your targeting computer...what's wrong?"

"Nothing...I can see 83 with my blindfold on!"

 
It is good to hear that players are trying to sharpen their skill how ever strange it may seem to us, hope he doesnt "turn to the dark side" kinda like JD did and chuck up a bunch of picks.

 
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